45 Best Shopping in Italy

Come here for men's trousers, cashmere sweaters, and shirts with details like mother-of-pearl buttons.

This store has some of the best prices in the area for luxury items, such as Prada, Gucci, Lanvin, and Cavalli. DMAG has two other locations, at Via Forcella 13 and Via Bigli 4.

Come here for colorful local fashions at reasonable prices; there's also a location closer to the beach, on Via del Brigantino.

An exclusive address for men's accessories, Argenio is the former supplier of scarves, cuff links, buttons, tiepins, and so forth to the royal Bourbons of the House of the Two Sicilies.

Capri tailors produce high-class linen clothes for adults and children at this beautiful atelier. Nothing is left to chance in the handmade finishing on the classic white-and-beige linen and other more colorful creations.

"Made in Italy" is the trademark of this popular shop that showcases the fashions of top-name designers.

Missoni knitwear is the main draw at Cabó.

Trendy Diesel started in Vicenza; its gear is on the "must have" list of many Italian teens.

The original Eduardo Monetti opened his doors in 1887 as a hat designer, soon bringing in customers such as the tenor Enrico Caruso. The shop remains a landmark Neapolitan name in sartorial splendor for men. Women can now find Monetti fashions on nearby Via Santa Caterina.

Elena Mirò is a high-end brand that offers curvy women sophisticated, beautifully feminine clothes in sizes 46 (U.S. size 12, U.K. size 14) and up. There are several locations in Rome, including one on Via Nazionale.

The aristocratic Marchese di Barsento, Emilio Pucci, became an international name in the late 1950s when the stretch ski clothes he designed for himself caught on with the dolce vita ("sweet life") crowd—his pseudopsychedelic prints and "palazzo pajamas" became all the rage.

Designer Giorgio Armani's mass-market brand does business in chic Piazza dei Martiri.

The sister store of the Giorgio Armani boutique has slightly more affordable nightclub- and office-friendly garb.

Situated in the heart of the city, this seven-story building holds stores by international brands like Tiffany and Manolo Blahnik, with some of the best in men's and women's fashion and accessories. There's also a café, food store, and bistro here.

Part of the Tod's empire, Fay carries women's and men's clothes and accessories at its flagship store, designed by the famed American architect Philip Johnson.

If you're shopping for elegant cashmere, look no further. This Genoese-based company has been making scarves, dresses, and sweaters (among other things) for men and women since 1885.

Known for their luxe and colorful striped socks, Gallo also carries casual wear and accessories for men, women, and kids.

A true luxury destination, Gio Moretti carries everything from designer gowns to books on design and architecture.

Find Armani's apparel and accessories for both men and women in the brand's newest boutique.

The sleek, classic boutique Giorgio Armani is a centerpiece of the dazzling high-end shops clustered in this part of town.

Florentine perennial Gucci puts its famous initials on just about everything it sells.

This Florence-born brand attracts lots of fashion-forward tourists in hot pursuit of its monogrammed bags, shoes, and accessories.

Menswear by Italian and international designers can be found here.

Neapolitan suitmaker Kiton is known for its high-quality, made-in-Italy tailored menswear. This family-run label attracts an international following.

For something to wear for a night out, check out Liu-Jo.

The Neapolitan designer Livio de Simone was famous for his bright, printed-textile designs worn by 1950s and '60s celebrity femmes, and now his daughter Benedetta runs the still sexy line.

The surreal window displays hint at the trendy yet tasteful clothing inside this fascinating alta moda (high-style) boutique, which stocks the world's top designers as well as Luisa's own line.

Browse collections by lesser-known Italian designers, many of whom use the same factories as the A-list, at this women's clothing shop.

One of the finest Italian names in knitwear, Malo carries luxurious casual looks for men, women, and the home.

If you feel like indulging in a custom-made suit or shirt, try this world-famous haberdashery that's been in business since the 19th century. In the 16th-century Palazzo Cellamare, you can watch the tailors at work.