Fashion stores Côte Amalfitaine

The reputation of Neapolitan leather goods is well established. Between elegance and traditional know-how, the Tramontano brand has seduced far beyond the Italian borders. Its clients include Woody Allen, Tom Cruise, Lou Reed, Sigourney Weaver and Hillary Clinton. In the shop on Via Chiaia, you will find bags and accessories for men and women, wallets, suitcases and travel bags, belts, all in pure leather and of excellent quality. With, of course, the prices that go with it!

Of course the shop is not just buttons but it is famous around the world for that. The Royal Spanish family is getting their own here. Salvatore Argenio, the gentleman who perpetuates family tradition, is the official supplier. Most of his creations, for men, are strongly influenced by the last bourbonienne period of the Two Garibaldi, corresponding to the fashion of the th and th centuries nobles. Salvatore also proposes scarves, ties and jackets made of noble materials made in Naples.

A success story that spans three generations. Initiated by Eugenio Marinella, it is today the grandson Maurizio who perpetuates a tradition of excellence. It all began in 1914, when Eugenio bought the 20 square meters of a tea room and began to transmit his fascination for the English style. If, at first, success was linked to shirts, the company would turn exclusively to top-of-the-range ties. Today, all of the world's top designers own at least one Marinella tie and the company has shops all over the world.

Since 1893, this Neapolitan brand has been filming the elegant world. The Fusaro key is always teintée discrétion. Built in the bay of Naples, three stores share the city.

Barbaro is one of the oldest Neapolitan shops. The head office is located at the exit of the Umberto I gallery. In the gallery, the company has two shops: one for women and the other for men. The choice of clothes, shoes and accessories is wide and the prices elastic. It is possible to make good deals. The salesmen and women in the gallery are used to foreigners and usually speak English. The shop is located all over the city, each district has its own shop.

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.

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.