This shop specializes in beachware, bathing suits, cover-ups etc. for women (sorry guys--nothing…read morefor us). This is one of 2 stores that they have here in this Mall; located on the ground floor. The shop is very neat, and while it's on the small side, they seem to have a good selection. My wife tells me that their clothes are a nice quality. Prices are not cheap, but sometimes you get what you pay for.

Also known as Lojas Renner (which just means Renner Stores) is the largest department store chain…read morein Brazil with 338 stores throughout the country; they also have stores located in Uruguay & are opening in Argentina too. JC Penney owned a controlling share of this company from 1998 until 2005. The quality & types of clothing and merchandise you find here are similar to what you'd find in a JC Penney in the USA. Reasonable prices and large selection are what you'll find here. There are always lots of sales people around, so if you need help, it' there.

This is another kiosk located in the Castro Pinto International Airport (JPA). They sell various…read moreitems that would be categorized as souvenirs--clothing, t-shirts, dresses, flight pillows etc. Most of the items have tropical prints and are very nicely made. I picked up a few items and I think they're great (but let's see what the gift recipients think...). Their prices are reasonable--even cheap for an airport souvenir shop! I definitely recommend this place for a last minute gift on the way home.

Riachuelo is a national department store in Brazil, with over 300 stores and thousands of employees…read morenationwide, selling mostly clothing (their own brands and other brands, including Versace, Fendi, Karl Lagerfeld)--men's, women's & children's; housewares, beauty products/perfumes and other stuff. This particular Riachuelo (also known as RCHLO in their commercials and ads) is pretty neat and well-kept. Sales staff here are generally helpful. In all, this is a store worth stopping into when in a mall in Brazil.