Fashion stores Portugal

A selection of clothing for people under 8 and furniture for children's rooms. Toast & Chocolate Collections, Small Boat, Tintin. Prices are consistent with the quality offered.

One of the seasonal Mecques of the swimsuit… Many choices at all prices, from the simplest to the most! and everything that goes with, like beautiful paréos and other trinkets.

This association is the organizer of the event of the same name: two weeks of international fashion in Lisbon and recently in Estoril and Cascais. Each year, in March and October, she presents with her LAB (Laboratório de Ideias) innovative proposals for fashion and design. Creators, national designers and shops are listed on their Internet portal!

It is a tiny springtime, the decoration of which has remained unchanged since its creation in 1925. It contains classical treasures or completely insanity (balloon green, canary yellow…), but affordable. There are also extra models for man, flannel or silk, pécari, all colors. The opportunity to delight you by trying new gloves of beautiful skin worked to the pince according to your hand, talqués, elbow stuck on a leather cushion… The couple of tenanciers will do everything to find your happiness, the good mood more.

It is the same as at home, in less expensive! You can also make a laundry. With all these addresses (the city is well connected by the house), you will be able to leave your linen for a cultural brainwashing or a canvas!

You will inevitably want to stop in front of the window of this store. Formerly a surf store (run by Magic Quiver), it is now a store of decoration, clothes and accessories. A bit like a souk in itself, this store will make you travel to India, Latin America, while offering you quality and responsible items, as well as local crafts. Take your time, because there are many things to see everywhere (even the ceiling!). The saleswoman is very welcoming and will know how to advise you.

Humana is a chain of second hand clothes. Like the ressourceries, they recover the clothes that people give and sell them at low prices. These stores are very popular with the locals because there are regular sales to change the collection. Several times a year, they put the whole store at one price (40% then 50% then 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 euros). You will sometimes find clothes of big brands by looking well. We like the fact that the store is well arranged and that everything is not in bulk in boxes.

Odile is the name of the grandmother of the creator of this store and brand of eco-friendly clothing. Recently installed in the small street that connects Praça das Flores to São Bento Street, you will see in the window pretty colorful wicker baskets. In addition to clothes, Odile works with artisans from different regions of Portugal and offers accessories or decorative objects. She creates with them unique collections for her store. She also collaborates with other brands.

You collect hats and vinyl? Here you can combine your 2 passions. You will discover on multiple shelves hats of all styles and local manufacture. Quality guaranteed. While you're trying on your new hat, you can find a rare Stones, Ella Fitzgerald or ACDC live record in the bins filled with vinyls just below the shelves. For the record, there's a reason for the hat/vinyl association: musicians often wear hats. It was necessary to think about it!

There are many hat shops, but few that offer handmade hats. This shop was created by two women, whose families have been in the industry for a long time. The name of the store is a tribute to the grandfather of one of them. The store's decoration is surprising with its hat hangers. There's one for all the heads. It's a reference in Lisbon, so don't hesitate to put the price if you fall for an item, the quality will be there. They are all 100% made in Portugal.

If you're one of those who wonder how to combine minimalism and creativity, you'll find answers at Lufa Lufa, whose name was inspired by the traditional Portuguese phrase "andar numa lufa-lufa" (walking in a hurry). This boutique specializing in artistic t-shirts opened in 2015. Each t-shirt is made of organic cotton, produced in Portugal and stamped with original patterns and designs. In this apparent simplicity, attention to detail is paramount, like the sun/balloon t-shirt or the giant Gulliver pen.

A little hidden in the Chiado, just like its founder, a French woman living in Lisbon, Véronique's boutique is eclectic, contemporary, elegant and original. We like its pretty windows. She offers her selection (made with taste) of international and Portuguese women's clothing and accessories brands: Paul & Joe sister, See by Chloé, Orla Kiely, Vanessa Bruno Athé, Diogo Miranda, Sonia Rykiel, Patricia Novais and Luis Buchinho. This is a shop for women who like to dress up, with pieces that stand out from the crowd.

Vintage aficionados will be well served. In this shop, elegantly decorated and arranged, you can rummage through the perfectly sorted clothes and accessories to find the second-hand fashion piece(s) you want to buy. All at low prices and for both women and men. Dresses, coloured shirts, sweaters, glasses, trousers, etc. There is something for everyone. Without forgetting to underline the smiling, available and discreet reception. A great address for an original and stylish shopping experience.

The other side of the moon is a rather psychedelic concept store, where you can come and browse through second-hand and vintage clothes (from the 1950s to the 1980s) or creations by designer Carla Belchior, but you can also stop by, inside in a cosy tea room or on the terrace, to have a cocktail (without alcohol) or snack and engage in conversation. The decoration is surprising and the walls reveal the cut stone typical of La Baixa's buildings. Let yourself be tempted by the cheesecake in mini or normal versions.

Here you are in the den of traditional Portuguese clothing excellence. Principe Porto Portugal is over a hundred years old! In the shop you will see period features, such as the cast iron spiral staircase that leads to the sewing room, cast iron being a material used in the architecture of the city's buildings in the first half of the 20th century. The authenticity and originality of Principe Porto Portugal are recognized internationally. Among the fashion products: sweaters, boots, scarves, knitwear, traditional costumes...

This is a great place to find great second-hand clothing. At Mão Esquerda ("left hand"), vintage is in the spotlight: the clothes and accessories on display have been carefully and lovingly selected by the managers of the place. In addition to European provenance, a wide variety of Japanese pieces from the 1940s to the 1990s (all kinds) are available. Nothing kitschy or old-fashioned, we reappropriate the pieces in the sauce of the 2020s. Don't hesitate to ask for advice, we will be able to help you. Good address.

Previously, the store was located in Bairro Alto, in one of the somewhat hidden streets. Then, at the end of 2022, it moved to this prime location on rue da Misericórdia. Its pink interior, velvet armchair and Art Deco touches set the tone for the store: all femininity and refinement. You'll find a selection of Portuguese brands such as Mustique, Harper and Mathilda jewelry. Owner Teresa carefully selects all the pieces to create a harmonious whole, so you'll find something for every occasion.

A clothing brand mainly made of wool (hence the name), 100% made in Portugal and with over 50 years of history already! The brand has ethical values and seeks sustainability as far as possible, with great concern for the environment. While the designs of the garments are very much of the moment, the brand's desire is to preserve a traditional aspect in its two boutiques. The idea is to show that it is possible to turn old, historic stores into modern, sustainable concepts. A store not to be missed.

Mustique is a clothing brand founded by two childhood friends: Vera Caldeira and Pedro Ferraz. It all started with colorful shirts, and soon everything accelerated. All collections are designed and manufactured in Portugal. As you enter the boutique, you'll be transported into a colorful, trendy world. The clothes are casual and a little unisex. It's a brand that's currently enjoying great success, and one you'll want to discover when you visit Lisbon.