The best fashion and gift stores Spain

The slogan of this small shop shop is "What was. " No other word could better define this area where there are fashionable treasures: old and American jackets, shoes, boots, but also old butterflies. And the specialty of the house: hats. The owner himself makes adjustments and can tailor clothes to suit them.

A bookstore specialized in theatre, from the oldest to the contemporary. Also books on cinema and space for presentations and other activities.

Snapo détourne the best known brands and characters for T-shirts and jumpers. This street is full of small fashion stores, among other clubs.

Shop in Madrid of the Barcelona creator Custo Dalmau.

Telephone calls, Internet access, photocopies and sale of prepaid cards. 

If you are a fan of sunglasses or want to shine at the beach, you can't miss this store. The products are 100% natural and carefully selected. New limited collections are released every year. The models have character, the designs are strong and made with love. Their glasses last in time and accompany you everywhere. Wilde is above all the work of enthusiasts and artists who seek to create works of art that can be worn by all while being more environmentally conscious.

This fashion boutique will appeal to those who appreciate quality of cut and natural materials. Silvia Garcia Presas, the brand's creator, transposes her love of the Mediterranean into a collection of clothes and accessories with contemporary lines and exclusive prints. In a family atmosphere, the consultants will guide you in a personalized way. So relax! We appreciate Silvia's willingness to work with local workshops: the fabrics and the different items are all made in Barcelona or in the region!

Don't imagine to find in this shop sex accessories and idol attire as the name suggests. In this men's clothing shop, especially for the Bear community, XXL really means large size. In radius: shirts, shirts, jackets, trousers, etc.

In this small street that leads to the town hall, we will gladly stop in front of this pretty shop with a boudoir look, if only for the pleasure of the eyes. And the promise is kept inside, because this small family business opened in 1945 offers very pretty things, quality shawls, beautiful mantillas, fans, hair accessories and many jewels. In short, everything you need to look beautiful, Andalusian style. Carmen and Estrella will be pleased to advise you. And maybe you will leave with the little handkerchief of the year, a regular feature since the store opened.

Opened in November 2022, it is the largest shopping center in Lanzarote. With more than 60 stores and restaurants and a great offer of fashion, gastronomy, complements as well as a supermarket, this shopping center offers an open air space, very pleasant to enjoy exclusive brands in the island and the mild climate of Lanzarote. It is also an ideal option for families thanks to its 1,500 square meter children's playground located on the upper floor of the complex. Lanzarote Open Mall is open 365 days a year and has free parking.

This feminist bookshop has one of the city's richest and most comprehensive collections. Most of the books are in Spanish, but some are available in English. Many theoretical, philosophical and political essays on the feminist movement or feminist themes, as well as a good selection of novels. A must-stop if you're near the Plaza Mayor! Regular events are also organized on site. A real place of intellectual emulation and feminist activism.

An illustrious company founded in 1873 that makes handcrafted wine glasses. Its historic shop on Calle Comedias closed in 2019, but you can still go to the factory, about 5 km from the historic centre, to buy this indispensable accessory from the Sanfermines! Las Tres Z.Z.Z. has always been one of the world's leading manufacturers of wine wineskins: the use of the best raw materials, a meticulous production process and strict quality controls contribute to the prestige of the brand.

^Fourth generation craftsmen, the Cerezo brothers keep the Andalusian know-how alive with the elaboration of silver jewelry, designed in their workshops. The methods used date back to the 10th century with the Califal filigree technique, inspired by the decoration of the Great Mosque of Cordoba and the city of Madinat-Al Zahara. The pieces are elaborated in solid silver, and are covered with a thin layer of white gold. Plateria Califal has been declared a place of tourist interest by the City Council of Cordoba and by local institutions.

A former printing plant now houses this gallery and audio-visual production studio. The amazing works of international artists are displayed on the walls of this magical place dedicated to promoting art and design, while giving you the opportunity to buy the pieces you fell in love with. It offers great events to appreciate art, buy some works and enjoy mignardises. So, if you're in the area, don't hesitate to go there to discover an interesting exhibition.

In the heart of Santa Gertrudis, this shop is a nice find. A very chic little corner in an authentic pagès house where you can find decoration articles, textiles, trendy clothes... One part is dedicated to decoration and accessories, from vintage style to local crafts. Another part is dedicated to men's and women's fashion items,100% ibizenca (silks and cottons in all colours) and presents a selection of pareos, sandals... A foretaste of its delightful farmhouse "Es Cucons", located in Santa Agnes de Corona.

Run by architects and designers focused on creating functional and unique pieces that aim to give spaces their own personality, this store offers furniture and accessories for all audiences. From classic to contemporary designs, the creators have complete freedom to create artistic, traditional, innovative and imaginative objects that have seduced many regions of the world. It's the perfect place to take home a unique, modern piece or a Dalí classic.

Located in the heart of the rural plains of Ibiza, Cas Sabater is the workshop-boutique of Manfred Postel, a leather craftsman for several decades. The man has kept this place open to the public since 1998, allowing the curious and other leather lovers to appreciate this precision handiwork, especially since Manfred uses techniques and tools that have not aged for centuries. Thus, one finds a whole range of creations going from belts to handbags, while passing by the shoes made to measure. Quality and respect for tradition!

With a varied color palette and flowing fabrics, designer Maria Roch creates unique and feminine pieces that know how to seduce. The minimalist and monochromatic pieces from this boutique naturally dress the female body and give it a singular and ethereal style. The innovative colors and fabrics of the clothes are perfect for you to make a splash at an event. The white outfits have delighted brides-to-be. You can make an appointment and bring your friends to find the perfect style.

To highlight the talent of local artisans, designer Elisabet Vallecillo founded this brand in 2009, which offers women's clothing in both elegant and casual styles. The craftsmanship blends tradition and modernity in collections inspired by the elements and nature. In addition, adhering to an approach of environmental protection and sustainable fashion, the brand uses organic materials and some recycled materials. It gives them a second life by transforming them into magnificent unique pieces.

In two shops, you will find the Canary handicraft in a contemporary design through stoles, jewelry, silk and wool scarves, and in the second of the traditional pottery and vanneries. What is the pleasure of mixing history…

Aimed at surfers and skaters, this modern beachfront store has everything you could want. With an area of about 400 square meters, the store has two floors and a terrace, filled with accessories, clothing, swimsuits, sports boards, artwork and much more. You'll find brands like Quiksilver, Moskova, Roxy, DC, among others. Be sure to check out if there are any events you can attend and if you are new to skateboarding, don't hesitate to ask about their classes.

It looks like a Swiss chalet, but in reality it is the point of sale for products from an agricultural cooperative in the Vall d'en Bas. It mainly sells products from La Garrotxa, such as honey, milk, beans, potatoes, a wide variety of meat and cheese, dried fruit and some good bottles of wine and spirits. Some items also come from other agricultural cooperatives in the rest of Catalonia. The place has picnic tables, a bar and a restaurant. A visit is highly recommended.

A veritable open-air temple of shopping, it is one of the three new centres of The Style Outlets brand in Europe. The major men's and women's fashion, sportswear, jewellery and cosmetics brands are represented here. A large eating area awaits you, as well as a playground for children. You can also benefit from an additional 15% discount in a selection of stores and the help of a personal shopper to find your own style.

The market is in the heart of the old town, along the main road artery of Olot, and under a new food market flamboyant. You will find local food, fresh and very good: meat and fish, fruits and vegetables, dried fruits, sweets, bread, charcuterie, cheese… A small stall also allows you to prepare products that you have bought and have just taken them on the little square, often sunny…

Directed by Seleka and Laura Calverro, from the street art world, it is a gallery specialized in contemporary urban art. Since 2006, it presents national and international artists, established or emerging, all committed to their art and rather away from the traditional market such as Hell'o Monsters, Nano4814, Okuda... A beautiful space that has gradually become a reference in this field. At the entrance, you will also find a shop: men and women's clothes, rather street wear, as well as many stylish and signed objects, in limited edition.

The oldest hat shop in Seville has been located in an Art Deco building designed by José Gómez Millán since 1908. For a long time it was the only hat shop in the city and the first to offer its customers the famous Panama hats. Nowadays, you can still admire their collections, as well as many women's headdresses, recommended for weddings. But we would like to buy some just to leave with the beautiful packages that wrap them. Note on the first floor, the former glass gallery, now a warehouse.

Charming boutique made of wood in the turquoise turquoise style of Sant Josep. To shop in the boho fashion (chic Bohemian style). Colourful jewelry, tunics, flower dresses, caftans, sandals, scarves… and some beautiful pieces of colour for children.

Don't leave without visiting one of the last major masters of gender. You will be able to see him and he will gladly explain to you the different steps in the realization of a basket. It is also an opportunity to shop there.

Welcome to Madame Melon, an ethical and sustainable jewelry and accessories brand. Melody created her brand in 2011 after several years of traveling the world. Her idea: to work in collaboration with artisans from Latin America, Asia, Africa and Europe to create unique collections that respect the traditions of each culture. Located in the historic Gothic district, the boutique opened its doors in 2018 and welcomes you to discover its flagship slow-fashion pieces, and its partner brands.

Micka (of Polish origin but speaking impeccable French) and her colleague Ruby will be able to advise you on the multitude of stones (quartz, emerald...) to be worn as pendants, necklaces, bracelets, earrings that they can make for you on the spot by choosing your cord or necklace for example, or by choosing the wonderful models on display. You know that every stone has its "qualities, gifts and protections". You will also find books to explain everything about these "jewels" of all shapes and forms.

This shop sells the traditional gourds of the Las Tres ZZZ brand, as well as the whole Compostela pilgrim's outfit (hats, shells), posters of Pamplona's bullfights, the typical Txapela (Basque beret), traditional costumes... In short, this is the right place to find typical souvenirs! The name of the shop is a wink: Olentzero is an emblematic character of Basque culture. A charcoal maker by profession with grotesque features, tradition says that he appears on Christmas night through the chimney.

In this shop dedicated to Basque craftsmanship, Maïté selects emblematic pieces of local culture, such as chistera, txapelas (berets), but also ceramics and Basque household linen. Established since 1939 in the Plaza de la Constitución, this small business is a gold mine for finding quality gift ideas and souvenirs. Don't miss the pretty selection of folklore items, such as the kilikis from Pamplona and the Donostia giants made of cardboard, indispensable characters of the local fiestas!

In this micro-boutique of the Parte Vieja, Nerea and Ramón exhibit their illustrations, prints and silkscreen prints, inspired by the landscapes and people of the city. The gallery occupies the premises of an old delicatessen, whose décor has been completely redesigned to accommodate their beautiful creations. Different themes and formats are proposed, some in limited editions, but always at very affordable prices, and presented in neat packaging. Perfect for a gift or an artistic souvenir of your stay in San Sebastián!

Two bears engraved in the Ekain cave more than 15,000 years ago are the logo of this innovative space located in the heart of the Parte Vieja, right next to the Plaza de la Constitución. Both an art gallery and an exhibition room, this place brings together on two floors the works of carefully selected Basque painters, sculptors and photographers. Exhibitions have been held of the famous sculptors Chillida and Oteiza, among others. An interesting visit, therefore, to explore the local artistic panorama, and why find an arty souvenir!

Mibo is one of Menorca's best-known and most reputed brands ofavarques, typical island footwear of the highest quality, made according to a centuries-old tradition. A recommended address for those looking to buy typical sandals or bring back a souvenir from the island. In addition to the factory outlet, Mibo has exclusive sales outlets in Ciutadella, Maó, Es Mercadal and the Son Bou shopping center.

Altaïr is perhaps the largest bookstore in Europe dedicated to the world of travel. Everything is designed to make the user feel at ease and reflect on his next adventure. Travel literature, anthropology, sociology, geography, history? You'll never know what to get your teeth into, and in French too. The cafeteria is a pleasant place to buy books, cards and magazines. A place that every book lover should visit during a stay in Barcelona. Very central location and easy access.

It is hard to imagine a bookstore specializing in trips in a city of provinces like León, but Iguazú has been here since 1999, in a small space in the most typical neighborhood of the city, the Húmedo neighborhood, a few meters from the cathedral and the Plaza Mayor, in the middle of the pilgrimage route to Santiago. In addition to travel guides, maps, literature ... Iguazu is essential when looking for proposals on the province and bordering regions.

This bookstore, dedicated to mountains, travel and adventure, is the oldest travel bookstore in Spain. It has remained in the same premises in Madrid's Barrio de las Letras neighborhood since its beginnings in 1898. In addition, it has also been a pioneer in positioning its books on the Internet. To speak of Desnivel is to refer to mountain literature, to which it dedicates one of the most important magazines in the country. Lots of books in a space with history and, especially, a continuous dedication to travelers who are offered an endless number of activities that keep this space in continuous movement: book presentations, mountaineers' conferences, exhibitions, etc.

Balloons, astrolabes, large wall maps... are the first impression when approaching this bookstore in Malaga. Then, a special attention and a great interest in helping the user who comes looking for information, a gift or the guide that will accompany him on the journey of his life.

More than 30 years ago, in 1998, Spanish painter Ricardo Gago acquired this old house called Ca'n Gili, which since the 15th century had been the home of the same family, as both his gallery and his painting studio. If the architecture of the house itself, furnished with medieval or Renaissance murals, is striking, it is for the prolixity and inspiration of man's work that we venture here! The gallery is open to the public and free of charge. A small pearl whose discovery is highly recommended.

For those who are expecting a very special event and want a unique piece to complete their outfit, this store offers a note of romance: floral accessories. Favored by brides and their guests, the store has wreaths, tiaras, combs and many accessories handcrafted with natural or dried flowers and other materials that give their pieces that feminine, delicate and sophisticated air. You can purchase any of these creations or request something customized to your style.

This is the latest store from Majorica, the island's famous pearl manufacturer. It covers more than 1,000 square metres and is dedicated to both the display and sale of the brand's products. This superb shop is located just a hundred metres from the entrance to Las Cuevas del Drach, so don't miss out, if only for the pleasure of your eyes. There is also a pleasant cafeteria with a beautiful sunny terrace where you can rest or eat. A recommended stop!

If you're looking for something unique to add color and a special touch to your style, Lucía Vergara's talent will delight you. This small boutique full of textures and colors offers handcrafted and sophisticated accessories inspired by nature, geometric shapes and vintage style. The colors and inspiration of the pieces give a fresh, romantic and elegant look to the style you want to wear. Perfect for finding beautiful earrings for yourself or someone you care about.

Pamela, a Milanese expatriate living in Menorca, offers a beautiful collection of high quality Italian shoes, handbags and fashion accessories in her shop in the Rue d'Alaior. Everything here is handcrafted: the leather and other noble materials are worked by hand, with precision and know-how, for unique and exclusive creations. Moraschi 1957 Souffle also has shops in the centre of Milan. For lovers of beautiful materials and unique accessories, both men and women.

In the heart of old San Sebastián, a superb traditional shop founded in 1932, whose Basque name Iruela means "spinner" in French. Indeed, most of the embroidery, linens and baby clothes on display in the shop are handmade by the owners, the third generation of the same family. In addition to the undeniable quality of its products, the place deserves a visit for its marvellous décor and furniture that has remained unchanged for almost a century. The English royal family is among its loyal customers!

Here is one who resists the typhoon of piracy valiantly! For homing equipment and nosy not having sold body and soul yet with MP3 and other dematerialized backs, this department store length of cds vinyls and CD will serve cave Ali Baba with its abundant references into nine and opportunity. All the trends of the rock, flamenco, jazz or the world are represented, from the latest innovations vital to the pointed collector via the good care taken in broth. Pop and Spanish national rock remains, meanwhile, also well represented! In addition to a small ray DVD and range of badges and merchandising of groups, a whole alley is devoted to the t-shirts, a wide choice for the metal fans and hard rock.