The best fashion and gift stores Côte Ouest Etats-Unis

The largest shopping mall in Los Angeles area, with close to 200 factory stores, cinemas, games rooms and countless restaurants.

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!

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.

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.

As the 30 m bottle at the entrance to the store suggests, life here is lived in Coca-Cola: not a single item is devoid of the mythical logo. Cuddly toys, sweatshirts, pants, caps, cans, mugs, blankets... anything that can be stamped with the iconic letters is. After shopping, head to the bar - or Coca-Cola Fountain - on the second floor for a tasting of 100% American sodas.

The surf house, collector's posters with boards of all sizes. The ideal place to equip before you get off the waves on the beach.

An iconic bookstore of the beatnik movement in Berkeley, Moe's Books opened in 1959. A supporter of the student protest movement in the 1960s, its founder Moe Moskowitz helped finance albums by Country Joe and the Fish, the Berkeley-based psychedelic band known for its anti-Vietnam War song "I Feel Like I'm Fixin to Die Rag." Today, new and used books can be found at Moe's on three floors. A sidewalk store is sometimes improvised on Sundays in the summer, along with waffle vendors.

At M&M's World, you can choose your color and flavor from among the 50 choices available in the transparent trays. There's even the precious peanut butter M&M's or the more original chili pepper flavor! All you have to do is help yourself and put together your own bag. And for those who don't have a sweet tooth, there are four levels of gadgets with the brand's logo: cushions, pencil sharpeners, vending machines... On the third level, a projection room offers 3D animated films about the mascots.

This huge shopping mall near Harry Reid airport has more than 145 stores and restaurants. The products of the most famous brands are sold there at very interesting prices, up to 50% less than usual. Adidas, Calvin Klein, Reebok, Timberland, Columbia, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger or Nike are just some of the brands present. This outlet has a large parking lot surrounded by many restaurants.

Inaugurated in 1968, Japan Center marks the official reintegration of the Japanese community in San Francisco after the tragedy of the Second World War and the thousands of internments that followed. And indeed, inside this concrete complex is Japan! There are kimono and porcelain stores, beautiful fabrics, a huge bookstore with a whole floor of manga, the central office of the famous Ikebana Ikenobo flower bouquet school, a video game store and sushi and ramen restaurants.

Shop specialized in toys and accessories for dogs and cats. You'll find lots of fun little things for your canine and/or gray friends.

Crossroads Trading Company is a chain of thrift stores offering second-hand clothing and accessories in good condition. People bring in their clothes and the store staff evaluates them. They are then converted into cash or vouchers that can be redeemed in the store. All that's left to do is shop. A nice option to get dressed at a low price, but less funky than the vintage thrift stores in Mission.

Women's fashion in San Francisco, Sunhee Moon is a nice boutique for modern and elegant cuts. A young style and class for pieces that each bear a female first name.

A men's and women's shop, which offers a wide choice of more or less dressed shoes, ranging from the trendy sports footwear to the classic pumps. A little expensive though.

This Lower Haight boutique will fill these ladies in search of original and trendy designs. For a fashion look very much 1980 at reasonable prices.