The best fashion and gift stores Campania

Stroll through the pretty alleys of Sorrento and the gardens of Villa Comunale, yes, but in sandals! Since 1950 and three generations of shoemakers, this small shop has been making custom-made leather sandals. It takes from five minutes to a day to make them, depending on the model required. The shop offers a very large catalogue, but you can also get a completely customised model. On the walls, photos and postcards of the Blessed Virgin mingle with letters and photos of delighted customers.

It is one of the most famous addresses of the city to get the beautiful clothes "made in Positano". Very beautiful typical dresses, in the style that the city has launched. The pieces are often made in small numbers. They do not stay on sale for long in summer. Fortunately, the stock allows the creations to be rotated. Ladies' hats are also on sale. On the men's side, soft trousers and beautiful hand-sewn linen shirts. More practical, the shop also sells beach mattresses, to be more comfortable on the pebbles of Positano.

In the Vomero district, in piazza Antignano, piazza degli Artisti and adjacent streets, the Mercatino is a food and flea market specializing in second-hand clothes. If you're looking for original clothing or vintage accessories, don't hesitate to take a look. Cheap shoes and household linen. The food section of the market, with its popular neighborhood atmosphere and varied stalls, can be a pleasant stroll through this residential and shopping area.

The Catalan brand continues its expansion in Italy, settling in Naples in the Central Station. For the brand's fans, you will find the colors and blends of typical fabrics. Prices will be Italian, normally a little lower than in France. This boutique shows the will to change the Mercato neighborhood and its station. You will also find other shops in the train station, which has turned into a small shopping mall.

Isn't it said that the finest tailors are made in Naples? Here's a must-visit address for a closer look at the master craftsmanship for which the city is famous. Founded in 1780 by Martino Cilento, the company has relocated from its historic headquarters in via Medina to the Riviera di Chiaia. The workshop was once a supplier to the Bourbons and the Savoys, and the tradition of tailoring has been passed down from generation to generation. You'll love the beautiful fabrics and handmade ties.

This charming workshop is a must for lovers of prints and typography. The enthusiast Carmine Cervone owns a late 19th century Linotype, which you can admire in operation. Ideal for an original and unique souvenir or, if you have a few days in front of you, to ask her to make your business cards! Located on the Strada dell'Anticaglia which, in ancient times, was the upper decumanus and one of the three main arteries of Neapolis.