If you're in Oberammergau and are in the market for lederhosen or a dirndl (and who isn't?)…read moreTrachten-Werner is your place. They have several locations in Southern Bavaria (here, Fussen, Mittenwald and Bad Worishofen) and are kind of a department store for traditional clothing. Everything is here - kids, women and men's sections and a huge selection of styles, sizes and price points. For men they have a "complete suit" special which includes lederhosen, shoes, socks and a shirt for €199. Women's clothing ranges from high end handmade to much more reasonable (but still good quality). You won't find cheap costume skank-dirndls in leopard print for €30 here - but you will find something to make you look gorgeous for the next Oktoberfest! We scored a great embroidered shirt for the Mister (on sale!) and a pretty necklace for me. Great store!

I had the BEST time shopping for my new dirndls here for myself and my daughter. The lady who…read morehelped us was fantastic. She helped me pick out the perfect dress for my daughter and then again for myself. And she knew just by looking at me what size I wore!! Impressive. Next time I'm in Garmisch, I may have to get another! Vielen dank!

Refused to let me try on or purchase a dress 30 minutes before they closed. Ridiculous.read more

I had the best experience here. I knew when I visited Munich that I wanted to buy a quality Dirndl…read moreat a reasonable price. We were staying in Old Town and I got the impression you could really only find very expensive, designer ones or touristy, low quality ones. After a lot of research, I saw Trachten Rausch come up multiple times. I walked to the store and was immediately greeted by a young saleswoman who figured out my size quickly and whisked me away to a small changing room. She brought a few options, helped me in and out of them and we settled on two final options - both reasonably priced (do not expect to spend less than 150 euro on anything quality). I chose the one I wanted and was rung up and out the door. Both sales women I spoke with spoke excellent English and didn't make me feel bad about my very poor German speaking skills. This was an excellent experience - the dirndls are beautiful and I'm excited to wear mine!

I left this place an honest review on Google and instead of learning from the feedback, they…read moreaccused me of being a competitor. Trust me when I say women get good service here and English speaking men are out of luck. The service is rushed and pressured. The male employee was pushy and didn't even know how to size me. I shopped multiple stores in Munich and found Angermaier near Marienplatz to be amazing. The selection for both men and women was fantastic. The employees are friendly and educated. The prices are not low end but they have mid and upper level stuff. I don't write reviews to punish a business, but I know there are people like me who want the full Oktoberfest experience and buying traditional clothes in a foreign country is confusing. My experience was bad here and world class somewhere else.

Very beautiful and high quality traditional Bavarian clothing, there are lots of pieces you can…read moreblend into your daily wardrobe and all the pieces you need for occasions too. This stuff is very well made. The service was also great. I was only buying a hat, but I received help with my selection and sizing and left very happy. It looked like they also do custom apparel.

Hearing our travel plans included a stop in Garmisch-Partenkirchen , my Mother In Law told us the…read morebest fashion house for Dirndls was Grasegger & she was spot on This place reminds me of the American store Talbot's - the clothing is extremely conservative & traditional Lots of button-down shirts & cardigans. You can also find khakis & trousers but where this place really stands out is w/ their Dirndls Taking fabrics that range from gingham cotton to shiny silks w/ inlaid beading, you will find off-the-rack dirndls as well as an entire wall of fabric bolts, in case you're looking to get 1 custom made Knowing we were just there for the afternoon & did not have the luxury of getting something custom, we made a beeline for the racks. Knee-length & full-length styles are available. I tried on both & decided on a shorter version in a fancy red & green patterned silk - after all, gotta support my German-by-marriage heritage! Mother In Law was thrilled I chose to get a dirndl & even more thrilled we purchased from her favorite store...and making my Mother In Law happy makes me happy Parting thought: Be prepared for some hefty sticker shock - you *will* be forking over a very pretty penny... these are not fancy-dress costumes! They are serious high-end fashions for the traditional Bavarian woman. Sure you can find cheaper but you get what you pay for & if you're looking for haute couture, the only place to shop is here

We stayed next door at Hotel Tannbergerhof. Got a 10% off ski rental. Bought ski helmet with built…read morein googles for Euro260. Several pairs of ski socks. The service was excellent & everyone was friendly. My skis were excellent for my stage of skiing. We got fast service and were able to get skiing soon. When we returned skis. My ski boots were a little tight but skis were great. My friends skis were apparently too heavy & he changed it quickly. For access from hotel was easy.

The absolute largest and best selection of trachten wear for men, women and children. Extensive…read moreinventory and very helpful staff who will search inventory to see if they have more in stock in the store. High quality merchandise for every season of the year. I drooled over a pair of goat leather lederhosen-style pants prices at €269.00. I loved spending time shopping there. I just wish we had more time but we had to get to the train station and head back to Munich.

Gorgeous trachten and accessories shop in town. It's run by a couple of ladies that speak a bit of…read moreEnglish and very helpful. Their selection is not huge but they do have lots of different prices ranges from cheap to expensive. They have two levels of stuff and whilst the shop looks tiny from the outside, there is a fair bit of stuff inside. The selection of lederhosen and dirndl was good and the prices were also reasonable. It's a little bit away from the center of town and whilst there are other shops in the town center, the location meant better prices. We ended up buying some things and ended up getting a further reduction due to long weekend sale. Not a bad place to get traditional wear in Garmisch.

From the owner: ACHTUNG: Jeder erste Samstag im Monat bis 17:00 Uhr geöffnet!read more