The best fashion and gift stores Sevilla

Founded in 1923, it is the forerunner of all stores devoted to flamenco and féria crafts. The boutique is like a department store, with a vast choice of fans of all categories and prices, some made of lace and hand-painted; embroidered shawls; flamenco dresses; superb mantillas; cult objects; figurines and a whole range of jewelry. All the clothes and objects are also of high quality, with the price to match.

This is a workshop where Antonio also makes and sells his own guitars. All woods are used: cypress wood for flamenco guitars, Indian wood for classical guitars. The great flamenco guitarists continue to come here to choose their instrument. But it's also the place to go if you're looking for a good-quality guitar. Online ordering and delivery. Among its customers are the Gipsy Kings.

Located in an old building and spread over three floors, with elevator, this casa del libro ispart of a chain of Spanish bookstores and of the two that the city of Seville has. But since it is located in a building that is quite close to the places to visit, it will be a delight for Spanish-speaking people in need of reading. Especially since the Fnac had to leave its idyllic center and move to the Cartuja, due to the high cost of square meters. There is a very nice paperback section on the second floor.

Opened in 2003 by Luisa, this shop was first a space dedicated only to fashion accessories related to flamenco. Later on, it became a store entirely dedicated to clothes. You will find all styles and types of clothes: dresses, coats and t-shirts, both colourful and well cut, original. All the clothes have an artistic or bohemian feel to them... and may remind you of the style of Custo Barcelona. A sample booklet allows you to choose a model in the color you want.

Founded in 1969, this small, dusty-looking publishing house is full of little treasures, such as little notebooks of puns with a sharp sense of humor or sayings used in different centuries. You'll have to learn Spanish, because the thoughts and reflections are written in the language of Cervantes. Among the other little wonders: beautiful reproductions of old engravings of Seville, decorated notebooks, old-fashioned postcards. For "an economical, personalized, useful and beautiful gift".

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.

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.

Founded in 1979, this family business is a bit of an Ali Baba's cave for all those who wish to dress from head to toe for the Holy Week pasos. All the work is made to measure and handmade. There will be hoods, girdles, tunics as well as many embroideries, braids, coats of arms of brotherhoods. For those who are not directly concerned, it is the occasion to see the realization of a very beautiful craft like tunics in velvet, satin or wool.

Since the demise of the Gusanito lector in December 2023, this second-hand bookshop is one of the few survivors of the great wave of closures. Spanish speakers will find everything they need here: novels, detective stories, poetry and, of course, mangas and comics (nearly 8,000 in all). And those just learning the language of Cervantes can help themselves by acquiring a collection of Asterix's adventures, in Spanish. And if, by any chance, you'd like to sell a few old books, we're happy to oblige.

No tapas on the horizon, this is a boutique opened in the late 90s by two travelers, mother Gema and daughter Patricia. Initially devoted to furniture, it has gradually evolved into a clothing and accessories boutique (scarves, bags, jewelry...). Ideal for those who want to create a hippy chic look. From their travels in Mali, Senegal, India, Thailand and Morocco, they bring back the fabrics and create the patterns for their garments. The garments can be accompanied by Berber jewelry.