Fashion stores Dublin

Know that Primark's story began in Ireland in 1969, under the name of Penneys! The English decided to change the name because he was too close to another sign in England, namely JC Penney. That's why in Ireland the shops are called Penneys, but make sure the offer is similar to the famous sign. Men's clothing, women, children and accessories are sold at ultra-minis prices. If you want to fill out your dressing room without paying too much, you're in the right place.

This brand has several stores in Ireland. In addition to beautiful sweaters, scarves or thick socks, it sells all the souvenirs and trinkets that it is possible to bring back. At the top of the shelves, you will find the famous Jameson and Guinness merchandise (t-shirts, glasses of all sizes, bottle openers, magnets...), FAI (Football Association of Ireland) clothing, polo shirts, scarves and rugby balls, but also the unavoidable O'Neill's cookies, traditional Irish music records, a lot of I love Dublin items, etc.

The Brown Thomas shopping center is THE Irish reference for chic and glamorous women's fashion since 1849. This department store, a sort of local Galeries Lafayette, is the most famous in the city. You will find all the big international brands and designers (Chanel, Tiffany's, Louis Vuitton, etc.) as well as Irish designers. It's beautiful, it's stylish, but it's really not cheap... except during the sales when prices are really broken! See you then in January and in June-July in particular.

Ireland's leading importer of American clothing, this shop specialises in 1970s fashion. But if flare cuts and pointy collar shirts aren't your thing, there are also some rare gems from the 1950s and 1960s, like cigarette pants and old school bowling. Flip has also created his own brand of retro clothing. A well known address in the heart of Temple Bar, which is a favourite for lovers of original saps and second hand pieces.

An eclectic and contemporary collection of international creators including many Irish.

Louise Kennedy is one of the Irish designers recognized worldwide since 1983. Her evening and cocktail dresses are sophisticated and elegant and her wedding dresses are simple and original. And they are truly timeless creations. Lousie Kennedy has dressed crowned heads and international stars. Of course, the prices are as high as her reputation. The store itself is spread over four floors of a magnificent Georgian building in Merrion Square.

Under the slogan " big labels, small prices ", this large boutique located in the Ilac shopping center on Henry Street is the benchmark store for brand-name clothing (clothes, shoes, leather goods, etc.) and home furnishings at knock-down prices. In fact, the store offers up to 60% less than recommended retail prices. For shopaholics and home decor addicts... And especially bargain-hunters.

Very popular with locals and tourists alike, this covered market, housed in a typical Victorian building dating back to 1881, is home to stalls selling mainly second-hand clothes, shoes, accessories, jewellery, records and vinyl and groceries. There are also independent designer brands; there is something for every style, even if it is more ethnic-bohemian-hippie. There are also cafés, including the friendly Simon's Place Coffee Shop for a smoothie or a slice of pie, and quality antique shops.

Located right next to the famous Christchurch Cathedral, this store offers all the traditional Irish souvenirs, from the famous Claddagh ring to leprechaun stuffed animals. Above all, you can find a lot of very good quality typical Irish sweaters from Aran Knitwear. An excellent brand that uses 100% natural wool and offers sweaters, but also cardigans, scarves, capes, plaids... And this for the whole family. An unforgettable souvenir to bring back home!