I don't recommend to buy anything here! They delivered damaged watches and old parents were not…read moreable to start return procedure. The are not client oriented at all, you won't be able to resolve any issues. Try to find another place to buy something.

From the owner: Outlet di valigie e trolley, borse donna, zaini, zaini con carrello, porta pc, pelletteria.read more

As an American, I've never been able to find Mandarina Duck Stateside and I love the brand. Well…read moredesigned luggage with nice features that usually command higher prices.

It was my first trip to Europe! Milano's Duomo our condominium stay close by. My first walk out for…read moreshopping and turn I went to your shop! I bought several items that I'm using now and had so much great compliments after I got home to Hawai'i! I bought cute wallets for my mother and eyeglass case that fold up when not in use! Your staff who helped us on my first day there remembered us the next day when I wanted to buy more. They sold suitcases besides bags wallets accessories . For those who plans going to Duomo this shop a must to go!

Beautiful leather goods at high prices! Needing a little retail therapy while in one of the world's…read morefashion capitals, Milan, my hubby decided he needed an Italian leather briefcase (since I had just put a dent in our credit cards at some of the up-and-coming designer boutiques that share the block). He was drawn to Piquadro, a little-known brand based in Italy. The sales clerks were quite friendly and spoke good English, happy to answer our questions and show us their merchandise. I was nervous because nothing in the shop had prices listed (that's sort of the norm at designer stores like this). Luckily the wallet my hubby ended up buying was only 89 Euros and the beautiful leather briefcase was about 360 Euros. The designs here are very modern and are crafted with the business traveler in mind. The briefcase he got has pockets for everything (phone, cables, files, iPad, etc.) and has a clever design where it will unzip and fit perfectly over the expandable handle of a typical suitcase. He was sold from the start (and even moreso when researching prices if you wanted to purchase this stuff off of Amazon -- it was twice as expensive and sometimes more). I wasn't too excited with the leather but I am very picky (Balenciaga is my preferred brand, so that tells you what a leather snob I am), but he was happy with the sleek and modern look. The sale was quick and easy and the guy working the store set us up with a VAT tax refund form (but we didn't have time to do all the ridiculous paperwork at the airport before our flight, d'oh)! That would've saved us about $50, oh well. Only other negative was that the store was SUPER hot. What is it with Europeans and heat? Dang I was sweating like crazy in this store.

*** BEWARE BEFORE YOU BUY *** I bought a $500 briefcase from…read morePiquadro. After just one use the blue leather was peeling and cracking. The briefcase literally just went from my house to my car to my work where it sat for a few hours on the carpet. By the time I got back home the corners looked like they were years old. Piquadro refuses to allow me to return it. I did not pay $500 for a briefcase that deteriorates in one use. Piquadro said replacement only. But I don't want a replacement of this low quality bag. I want my money back and they will not refund! Date of experience: March 30, 2023

I was so excited to find the Moleskine shop st the Milan Central Train Station on the inside by the…read moretrain platforms. They have a decent selection of various product lines. I have been searching for the Wine Journal and I was so happy they still sold it. The associate didn't really share in my excitement because I also loved they stay open late on Sunday nights. The prices are higher than I have seen in other stores (such as Barnes & Nobles who sells them on clearance for more than half the price of what I paid today.) The associate reminded that the the company is from Milan but I was disappointed to see that the journal was designed in Italy but is made in China. The journal is, however, so much nicer than any other that I have seen. It has a hard cover in a protective box, tips to improve your sommelier skills, six sections for different categories of wine, an expandable inner pocket, acid-free paper, themed stickers to customize your journal, and an elastic closure. Great quality!! www.moleskin.com