The best fashion and gift stores The United States Of America

A must at Cambridge, if you want to meet students or simply get any book. You can buy both new and used books here, perfect for saving money. The selection is immense, the shop also has postcards, maps and guides useful for the visit. If you're looking for souvenirs to take home, you'll also find a wide selection of Harvard sweaters, T-shirts, mugs and tote bags. We'd spend hours there!

The reference store for photo equipment (with used radius), electronics, audio and computer equipment. An excellent address for professionals and tourists. Prices are interesting and the choice enormously wide. As you will see, the store is kept exclusively by very sympathetic Orthodox Jews, and it is absolutely all! B & H advisors are knowledgeable and will help you in your choices.

One of reliable values ​​of shopping in New York over many years. You will be spoiled with choice at Dave's (Levi's, Carhartt, Schott, Red Wings, Canada Goose...), at prices that can be up to 30% discount lower than those of the shops of Broadway. You will be welcomed by a friendly team of vendors, who by the way, speaks several languages: French, Spanish, Italian... Note: since 2011, it is possible to order on the DavesNewYork.com website and to be delivered abroad...

This ready-to-wear chain created in Los Angeles in 1984 offers a wide selection of brands at desirable prices, as the clothes on the shelves are often taken from previous years' collections. As for the Forever 21 line, it distinguishes itself by a very urban style that emphasizes prints and bright colors. There is little clothing for men but a large selection of shoes at unbeatable prices for them. A department store that is reminiscent of H&M, and that will appeal especially to teenage girls.

If you're wondering where the Williamsburg hipsters find their lumberjack shirts, faded slim jeans and vintage T-shirts, look no further. This huge clothing store is cheap and of good quality. Between the boots, glasses, handbags and coats, all sorted by color, you can get lost for several hours! Friperie obliges, all the clothes and accessories sold here are second-hand products, but if you look carefully, you can find the rare pearl at unbeatable prices.

A mythical store immortalized forever on the canvas by the wonderful Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's (Diamonds on the Sofa, 1961). This diamond empire is a legend in New York; an average of three thousand people a day (25,000 at Christmas) come to admire its window. Tiffany has been in existence since 1837, but the current establishment dates back to 1940. Apart from a few small jewels, Tiffany remains out of reach of the common purses, but one can always dream about rings at 800 000 US$ or more "accessible" jewels from 60 000 to 70 000 US$.

This magnificent denim megastore from the famous Levi's brand is located in Union Square on Market Street, a stone's throw from the Powell BART station. Here you'll find San Francisco jeans in all the classic cuts, as well as new collections. Several colors available, as well as a few jackets with frills sewn on the shoulders and back. Prices much lower than in France, watch for seasonal promotions. You're in gold-rush country, so take the opportunity to make a detour to the temple of Levi's!

Enjoy your stay to refuel with shirts, trousers and costumes Hugo Boss, Versace, Armani, DKNY or Calvin Klein up to -70 discount. Designer Menswear is a very nice shop where Tee management will welcome you with pleasure to discover his permanent collection of brands at factory prices. A line casual and sportwear are available with brands like Tommy Hilfinger, Hugo Boss, Versace... The shop even has a workshop or all alterations are possible. The reception, personalised, the advice and the hotel's make this place for your shopping session in New York. Also, there is no daily in New York!

Large shopping center in the heart of Downtown. The architecture is impressive with several levels that follow one another in circular galleries under a vast dome. The whole organized around a spectacular chandelier in the center of the space, which is regularly renewed. The food court in the basement allows you to eat quickly and cheaply in about thirty shops. Otherwise, more than 200 electronic, beauty and clothing stores. No bookstore.

This beautiful brick building dates from 1712, when it was used as a residence and apothecary's shop. The bookstore it houses was established in the 19th century (1828). At the time, it was a meeting place for contemporary writers. In its shelves you will find Henry Longfellow, Nathaniel Hawthorne and Charles Dickens. Today it is still a bookstore, which also sells souvenirs and postcards. Because of its historical aspect, the Old Corner Bookstore is one of the sites of the Freedom Trail.

If you want to get those sponges that Tarpon Springs is famous for, head to the Tarpon Sponge Company! In front of the little store you will find baskets full of sponges of all shapes, cut in front of you and at prices cheaper than in the surrounding area. The lightest sponges have been fished in deep waters and can last up to 2 years, unlike the darker sponges. A small care sheet will be provided. Don't hesitate to enter the store to see the huge sponges that serve as decoration.

For those undecided on what to bring back as a souvenir, a wander through this mall can be a lifesaver. There is a general store, Mardi Gras items, creations by local artist and musician Vernon Cook and a plethora of clothing stores. Please note that with a proof of purchase of $20 or more, you have access to reduced parking rates (validation required at participating stores).

The Barnes & Noble chain, café where you can take a latte latte while you flip magazines and last novels.

There are also very nice maps, calendars, custom calendars, small books and in some branches a specialized music radius (CD and books).

Chisholm Larsson Gallery is a gallery unlike any other, as it is a shop where you can buy vintage posters! Here is a good idea of souvenirs to bring back. The website is very well done and describes perfectly the collection, probably the most extensive in the Big Apple. You'll find a selection of 35,000 posters from 1890 to the present day, including over 15,000 movie posters. The collection of French posters is absolutely gigantic (there are over 7,000). You are bound to find something you like!

Women and children first, that's what this feminist bookstore, which has more than 30,000 books on display, advocates. The voices of female authors and/or those speaking of women are heard and highlighted here. In addition to feminist and feminist literature, there are queer studies and LGBT literature. Also noteworthy is the profusion of children's books. Activist, the bookstore gives you the opportunity to buy books that will be sent to women's prisons. An address located in the heart of a traditionally gay-friendly neighbourhood.

Located in the Fashion Show, Urban Outfitters offers a wide range of products, from clothing (often retro and trendy) to shoes and accessories (hats, caps...), as well as various gadgets and even beauty products. If you're a vinyl fan, the store offers a wide range of titles. There's also a bit of home decor. Note that the website also offers other products not available in-store, which you can order and pick up at the outlet. Another store is located in Downtown Summerlin.