Fashion stores Austria

Skin breeches, boarhair and pheasant-feathered hats, embroidered blouses, checked shirts: you'll find everything to dress the whole family, summer or winter, in regional fashion. Everything is superb, everything is appealing - that is, of course, if you like this very particular style! From thick woollen socks to full Tyrolean costumes, you'll find everything you need for the perfect Tyrolean.

Rosa Mosa is the result of a collaboration between designer Simone Springer from Salzburg and Yuki Misobuchi from Kyoto, who worked on several fashion-related projects before creating their own label in 2001. Rosa Mosa's shoes and accessories are inspired by tradition and are made with a concern for quality, both in terms of materials and manufacturing, but in line with current fashion trends. They include sublime clogs and sandals, handbags combining leather and wood (the iconic Angelo bag) or even wooden ones.

Giesswein has moved from the ring to the Brandstätte. The famous Austrian brand, renowned for its classicism and quality, produced its first knitted wool sweaters in 1954 and quickly expanded its felted wool production. In 1974, Giesswein launched its first felted wool slipper, making this family-run company synonymous with comfort and quality. The Viennese boutique offers a wide range of slippers for women, men and children, as well as accessories and jackets. Warm, classic and long-lasting.

This is the Viennese boutique of the Swiss brand with an eco-friendly and offbeat trend that revolves around bicycles and urban mobility on two wheels. The principle of its recycling: transforming old truck tarpaulins into very practical bags, all unique and very stylish. 800 tons per year are transformed in the brand's workshops! Recovery, cutting, washing, design, assembly and then it's folded. A dozen shapes to choose from and as many different bags as there are bags on offer. So, if you are an urban and trendy cyclist...

A small boutique that has been in the vintage and fashion business from the 1880s to the 1980s for decades. A century particularly rich in elegant pieces by Prada, Gucci, Valentino, Escada Helmut Lang, Karl Lagerfeld-Chanel, Kate Moss, Stella McCartney, Dries van Noten, Strenesse, Donna Karan, Paolo M. Anderson and many others. The clothes on the shelves are all in excellent condition. Also accessories and jewelry for a total vintage look. But be warned: you're in the temple of vintage chic, so the bill can quickly climb.

Merchandise from NYC, models from 1950, 1960, 1970 at attractive second hand prices. 

This Viennese company, founded in 1885, continues to strive for excellence. In the 1970s, at a time when most manufacturers were relocating their production, Reiter remained in Vienna. Today, the fourth Reiter generation runs the company, which continues the tradition of welt-stitched shoes in the classic Viennese style. A range of high-quality leisure shoes, leather goods and accessories are also produced. The building, built in 1803 on the Mölkerbastei, is also well worth a visit.

An address in the Graben, where the art of aristocratic living is perpetuated. Here, exclusive made-to-measure table, bed and bathroom linen is produced. This traditional house was founded in 1720 by a Swabian linen merchant who became an important supplier to the imperial household. Today, the ^8th arrondissement workshop continues to produce bespoke monograms and embroidery. Its clientele includes royal houses the world over.

Want a princess dress and a tuxedo to go dancing at the ball? Do as the locals do, rent your evening wear from Lamber Hofer, a venerable house opened in 1862 and still run by the founder's family. Other clothing rental stores may be cheaper, but this is the most stylish and prestigious. For the ball season, it is better to go in advance! Theatrical and film professionals also shop here.

Another Viennese house of excellence and one of the few places in the world where you can get custom-made shoes in the purest tradition. It all began in 1816: Johann Scheer opened a shoemaker's workshop in Vienna. His grandson Rudolf shook shoes for the Emperor and in 1878 became a court shoemaker. Today, the seventh generation to run the company still produces custom-made shoes for men and women. As a bonus, we offer a free "wellness service" with regular maintenance for the entire life of your shoes.

A benchmark for traditional Austrian costumes. An address for lovers of folklore and luxurious materials such as loden, the waterproof woollen fabric typical of the Tyrol. You'll find collections of Trachten, the traditional Austrian slim-fitting jacket, and Dirndl, the local folk dress, and all the accessories that go with them, as well as hunting clothes and the famous feathers on green hats. Men's skin breeches with suspenders are not importable outside Austria, but very tempting!

A chic and trendy concept-store opened by Hanea and her mother Anne, who find nuggets. You'll find clothes by young designers and cool brands, for men and women, accessories, delicate and original designer jewelry, scented candles, iPad bags, cosmetics, perfumes from Grasse in France (for example the delicious Eau de Cédrat), plates... You will leave with a bow tie for the gentleman and a soft sweater from Petits Hauts for the lady... Nothing but quality. Gay friendly.

A pretty, old-fashioned white storefront on Schottengasse, in Vienna's first district, opens in this boutique, which distributes a traditional Austrian label, made in Austria, founded in 1954. Here you can find traditional Austrian clothing for women, men and children. A sign dedicated to folklore with authentic Austrian dresses and jackets, mountain boots and hats, aprons and shawls. All in high quality materials. Possibility to rent outfits.

Vintage chosen for these 2 boutiques under the same banner, with thrift shops galore at very attractive prices. You'll find everything, with new arrivals arriving regularly. For example, Ralph Lauren polo shirts in bright colors, Adidas designer pieces, Lacoste items and many other brands for men and women. And when it comes to accessories, you won't be disappointed: classic or fun hats, caps, glasses, scarves, belts... In short, a little paradise for stylish bargain hunters and bargain hunters who know how to find that rare item.