Fashion stores Belgium

Mcostumes is a menswear store located in Namur. In addition to suits, they also offer a variety of accessories such as ties, shirts, belts, vests, cravatines and cufflinks. The store operates by appointment only, allowing each customer to benefit from personalized service and professional advice. Customer reviews are generally positive, highlighting the quality of the suits and the warm welcome of the staff. The store also has private outdoor parking. For more information, you can follow them on Facebook and Google.

Au Bleu Sarrau is a professional clothing store located in Namur. They offer a wide range of workwear and personal protective equipment. The store also has a website where customers can shop online, choose in-store pick-up or opt for home delivery. Au Bleu Sarrau is positioned as an expert in textiles and equipment, offering personalized advice and tailor-made solutions to meet customers' safety, comfort and performance needs. They also have a retouching and customization workshop, as well as an integrated branding workshop to personalize garments. The store also boasts a logistics center to facilitate product distribution and reception.

A graduate of the designers' nursery La Cambre, Aurore Jean has taken her destiny into her own hands by opening her own atelier-boutique, collecting in the process kudos and awards. You could call her style retro sexy with a British touch, what teeny boppers were dreaming of after dropping their white socks for good. Hand made corsetterie is big here, except that it comes in limited quantities, and only from sizes 36-42. To be followed, naturally, a line of lingerie. Hold your breath, strings are being attached.

With a wide range of products, from clothing to accessories, shoes and bags, Kelly offers a varied choice for all tastes. The store also offers practical services such as in-store shopping and in-store collection.

Glory Box is a fashion and clothing boutique located in Brussels.

The Dressing Room is a women's clothing store located in Uccle. The store offers a wide selection of clothing, shoes and accessories from brands such as Labdip, Maison Anje and Happy French gang. Customers can return items in-store or by mail for a fee. The store also offers a click & collect service and ensures 100% secure payments.

Located in Brussels, Belgium, lingerie boutique Underwear is a must for lovers of quality underwear. With its address at 47, Rue Antoine Dansaert, this boutique offers a wide selection of lingerie for men and women. Customers have the option of shopping in-store or choosing in-store collection.

The restaurant offers a varied cuisine and is renowned for its quality. You can reserve a table by calling +32 467 77 72 56. The restaurant is easily accessible by public transport and has a parking lot nearby.

Marie Cabanac is an ethical fashion designer based in Brussels. Since the 1980s, she has been making her clothes from old textiles, using ecological materials such as organic cotton, fair-trade linen and silk, as well as recycled textiles. In 2003, she opened the first ethical fashion boutique in Belgium, called Ethic Wear, where she created, produced and distributed her creative and responsible clothing line. Manufacturing was handcrafted in Brussels, then industrialized in Portugal for international distribution. Since 2015, Marie Cabanac has focused on textile recycling and permacouture, experimenting with ecological solutions and sharing her skills through personalized clothing consultations. Her aim is to minimize the global ecological footprint while producing beautiful and useful clothing. She also offers training courses to pass on her knowledge of textile recycling and permacouture.

Sofie D'Hoore is a fashion boutique located on Boulevard Barthélémy in Brussels. The boutique offers women's and men's clothing.

Held by an elderly couple, this vintage store offers a wide range of shoes and second-hand clothing, always of quality.

This is not a sex shop. The shop is the cheapest in Brussels with lingerie. With French brands like Steffy, low fashion and a corner dedicated to more nasty objects.

A historic vintage address in Brussels! From faded t-shirts to retro cut jeans, from colourful skirts to cowboy boots: this is a resolutely vintage address. Lots of choice in accessories, especially among leathers, glasses, various headgear and a special mention for jeans (whether in the form of pants or shorts). Most of the pieces are from the 1950s to the 1990s and come from Europe or the United States. The prices are sometimes high but finding the rare piece is quite possible.

This streetwear-oriented concept store is right in its element along the Canal, a stone's throw from Mima. Naoufel Ben Hamame's goal with Knits? To create links because it's more than a shop. Of course, you can find beautiful clothes that have in common pure and minimalist lines (many Scandinavian brands) but also accessories, cosmetics, candles, magazines... You can also stop there to drink a coffee at the bar of the shop, or go to the back and take out your laptop, or chat with other customers. Welcome to the family!

Fabienne Delvigne works her emotions to bring us her finest creations. A lot of imagination and extraordinary know-how. From bags and jewelry to haute couture accessories, she is best known for her light, airy headwear, which ranges from the classic bowler hat or cloche to the most avant-garde and trendy models. Supplier to the Belgian Court, it is not uncommon to find its models on our crowned heads. The "haute couture" line is complemented by a more accessible casual collection for men and women.

Their philosophy is: sell brands at low prices. How do they do it? The clothes are mostly end-of-stock or have manufacturing errors that can easily be repaired. A few examples? Tommy Hilfiger, Hackett, Ralph Lauren, Scotch & Soda and many others. The Dod is therefore a veritable Ali Baba's cave for both men's and women's fashionistas. Don't be afraid to rummage around, but it's good for the wallet, and even better for loyal customers (10% discount). Another store, dedicated to children, can be found on Avenue Louise.

The Dutch shoe manufacturer took its first steps more than a century ago and has remained a fashion leader by offering ever more trendy models. Today, there are more than 50 stores in the Benelux. In general, you don't go too unnoticed with Sacha pumps. The women's boots are available in the brightest possible colors with golden touches, embroidery and very vintage cuts. Men are not left out, with very colorful and even flowery prints. There is even a whole section of shoes for festivals.

Paul Natan created his company in 1930. Edouard Vermeulen gave it back its letters of nobility by taking over the reins. As an interior designer, he seized the opportunity to make high-end couture his trademark. His influence extends beyond the borders of Brussels and even Belgium. He unveils two collections a year and develops both made-to-measure and luxury ready-to-wear clothing that emphasizes feminine elegance. Patented supplier to the Belgian Court since 2000. Several dozen points of sale in Benelux and France.

The history of this shop began in 1878 with Léon Van Calck, a great cyclist of the time. Today, Philippe Van Calck is in charge. City clothes, sportswear, skiwear, shoes for both men and women. You will find the largest choice of Sebago Docksides in Belgium (more than 60 colours for all seasons, some exclusive). All travellers, hikers or city dwellers that you are will find your happiness, whether in a forest, sea, mountain or city environment.

It's not surprising that Isabelle Bajart fell for this dark and very chic wooden boutique, which fits so well with her concept of a luxury vintage boutique. Second hand, of course, but only top of the range with great designers (mostly French and Italian) found by Isabelle who is, originally, a stylist. Men's and women's clothing, accessories, shoes... We could spend hours rummaging through the hangers to find THE piece we've always wanted to buy, but at a fraction of the price. And we'll even give you the best advice.

Present for four decades, the sexy fetish boutique created by Catherine Rézette stocks over 4,500 items ranging from Victorian corsets to fine French lingerie. You'll also find sophisticated sex toys, massage oils, bondage accessories and much more! Corsets and other items for men too. You'll feel right at home here, and can try things on in spacious fitting rooms. In addition to highly specialized pleasure articles and sound advice, discretion is the order of the day.

Lycra® transforms all silhouettes and gives superb wedding dresses. Timeless collections from ready-to-wear to formal wear: leisure, day, evening, wedding, jewellery, furs, accessories and perfume. Johanne Riss works exclusively with thin, medium and thick fabrics. This stretch material provides an invaluable comfort, its unique composition allows a perfect ventilation of the garment. Sensitively treated, this gives it an anti-perspirant quality. Its maintenance is minimal, each piece is machine washable at 30°C and cannot be ironed.

A magical and colourful shop for children and parents, created by Sabrina Palmisano who dropped everything to create this cocoon dedicated (mainly) to the little ones. Of course, there are clothes (pretty brands like Finger in the Nose or Petit Bateau) but also objects, trinkets, bed linen, wooden toys, books, nursery or children's room decoration, vintage and design furniture found and selected all over the world... For adults, bathrobes and kimonos to cuddle with the family.

If you have to visit only one thrift shop, it is the one of the godfather of vintage : Bernard Gavilan. A child of Les Marolles, it is here that he opened his shops (women's, children's, men's and fabrics, household linen, haberdashery). Since the early 1990s, this stylist-DJ-tasteful man has been unearthing beautiful pieces covering 90 years of fashion history (from 1900 to 1990, and even 2000). His sharp eye and experience are incomparable. Retouching and customization on demand.

A century-old milliner located a stone's throw from the Grand'Place, the Maison Gillis makes custom-made headdresses, galurins and other capias from some 300 wooden moulds. Sylvie Gauthier, the owner, will advise you on a personalised ornament to suit your character. Materials, colours of straw or felt, accessories, everything is adjustable. Each hat is made according to the rules of art, combining tradition and creativity. But there remains a great mystery, passed down from generation to generation: the dyeing...

Shopping queens will meet at Queens, the boutique run by Max and Phil near Fort Jaco, in Uccle. Especially those who are fans of Italian chic (the owners go there twice a month to do their shopping). No need to go to 36 stores, you can find everything you need to wear, including accessories (hats, handbags, jewelry, etc.) and even little extras like scented candles and decorative objects. And to top it all off, the prices remain more than reasonable.

No, Antwerp isn't just for Belgian designers. Ghent also has its own, like the designer Ria Dewilde. This stylist perpetuates the tradition of luxury, elegant, refined, dressy hats, especially those from the 1920s, when hatmaking was in its golden age. She makes them with passion in her back shop, you will see her at work. Very kind, she will show you more than one model, all you have to do is make your choice. You will also find brands from Belgian and French designers.

This is the king of Antwerp fashion and one of the famous Six of Antwerp, a very classy (and expensive) store located near the Groenplaats. It all started in the 1980s, with simple and sophisticated pieces when the fashion was fluorescent. Since then, all the master's classics are there, including his beautiful handmade stoles.Women's ready-to-wear is on the first floor, while the firstfloor is dedicated to the men's department. A mix of East and West that takes us into an atmosphere of a whole other time...

The entire Antwerp fashion scene (Martin Margiela, Ann Demeulemeester, A.F. Vandevorst, Raf Simons) is represented in this boutique, which has been renowned in Antwerp for over 20 years for ready-to-wear by Belgian designers and international haute couture labels such as Balmain, Carven, Balenciaga and Lanvin. Of particular note are the magnificent men's jackets by Martin Margiela, displayed as one-off pieces. Prices are as high as the collections themselves! But a visit during the sales may be worthwhile.

This is the temple of vintage clothing! Here, you can browse the meticulously-curated shelves for clothes that are new, but with lines from the past. No psychedelic 70's, fluorescent or 80's butterfly cuts, just clothing lines from the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s! A delight for those who love floral apron dresses, glamorous round-toed shoes, crochet and colorful leather handbags, and all manner of retro accessories. Lots of color and choice, and well-known retro brands.

Small boutique right in the center of town (not far from Saint-Bavon Cathedral) selling original vintage creations (new imitating old, not second-hand), trendy retro collections for men and women. We especially like the colorful dresses with 50's or 60's cuts, the men's shirts with tropical prints, the printed t-shirts for men with hipster tendencies, the multiple accessories... A must-see, especially as prices remain reasonable.

Degand (3,000 m²) has been a licensed supplier to the Belgian Court since 1995. The elegant man will find his happiness in impeccably cut suits, in half-measure or ready-to-wear, in shoes and quality sports and business articles. Two master tailors, several seamstresses and numerous advisors are at your service in a spirit of tradition, including the choice of fabric for your shirt. Whether you are a businessman or a sporting gentleman, whether you are at work or at home, you will be dressed from head to toe. The art of refined living!

Carine Gilson is a reference in the field of "couture" lingerie. Since the 1990s, she has been awakening the world of fine lingerie by offering unique models made entirely by hand in her workshops in Anderlecht. Ultra-fine silk chiffon, high quality silks from Lyon or Caudry lace adorn her lingerie. Extraordinary cut-outs, lace inlays and subtle folding games transport the transparent compositions into a new dimension between assumed audacity and outrageous charm.

Elvis Pompillo, born in Liège to a family of Italian origin, has long been a world-renowned craftsman. Many celebrities such as Madonna, Amélie Nothomb and Harrison Ford have passed through his shop in search of the perfect headgear. The great fashion houses are snatching him up, Chanel, Mugler and Hugo Boss have all collaborated with the milliner. On two floors, a few hundred galurins are displayed while waiting to be found by the perfect head. The most famous milliner in Belgium is still Elvis!