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2 years ago
I love all Massimo dutti stores. They are my go to stores for clothing shopping when in Europe. Beautiful linen clothing. They have longer and shorter pants to accommodate people of all heights. read more
Av. Fontes Pereira de Melo, 49 2ºEsq.
1050-120 Lisbon
Portugal
Saldanha, Avenidas Novas
213 183 900
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This is my kind of shop: girly, feminine, colorful, light- and not so much stuff you can't see. Got…read morea really cute maxi dress here and they had bright tops, pant outfits that seem to be all the rage of late, and bags and jewelry--oh and a few little soap type gift items. Cash only. Loved the little details like the flowers wrapped around the top of every hanger. And the tea bags- not sure what that's about. I mean, I get it's the name of the store, but is this also some sachet trick? Bring your Portuguese translator or just the cash to transact here.
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I was drawn into the store by a dress in the window--that I ended up buying. The one in the…read moremannequin on the right. They have a bunch of fun bags and nicely designed pieces of clothing in here. There is a dressing room to try stuff on and they do take credit cards- yay, because not everywhere does. This season, looks like deep plum colors are in fashion. Very feminine and affordable.
Staying in Alfama, we noticed a few of the CHIcoração stores. They have a beautiful and colorful…read morerange of home goods, womenswear, and some limited means wear made from cotton, wool, and cotton blends with linen. All of the items are well made on vintage looms. They have literally any color imaginable. If it's not in stock in store, they would have it online. All of their goods are reasonably priced given the quality and detail. Every time we went in staff were helpful in answering questions and processing VAT refund forms for duty free shopping. I'd highly recommend them for authentic textiles, and to support a local business in Lisboa.
Went in after seeing the online reviews. Great store with an array of scarves, blankets, and…read moreclothess. Ended up getting a wool scarf for 39 and a wool and cashmere mix for 49 euros. Kind of pricey but I think it's worth it for the artisan quality.
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Not just a cafe!!! A Outra Face da Lua is an impeccably…read morepresented establishment with a great selection of mens and womens vintage clothing, toys & other fun finds. A great selection of hats, furs, jackets, sweaters, coats, kimonos, bags, shoes and accessories. Plenty of vintage headbands, scarves and ties! Light snacks, cocktails, coffee and fun to be had at this great location in Lisbon, only a stones throw from the centre and within walking distance to other nearby vintage stores. Slightly more pricy than other vintage stores here in Lisbon, however, good quality vintage doesn't come cheap! Address: R. Assunção 22, 1100-044
So this is supposed to be a famous Lisbon vintage/thrift store; however, I am sad to say that I was…read moreunderwhelmed. I realize that every city has its own thrift/vintage culture and it's hard to find a market where you find that perfect combination of affordable + chic + a bargain. The difference between affordable and a bargain meaning that you're selling clothes at an affordable price (let's say a woman's sweater for 10 euros) and also at a comparative bargain considering the original value (so, not an H&M sweater for 10 euros). The selection here was more "vintage" (old) than thrift (inexpensive), and generally overpriced by my standards. The jewelry was housed across the street, and that selection was small. Encountered a much better vintage option further north in the city.
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Love it. Fast fashion especially for active wear. All my clothes are holding up great.read more
Absolutely love the concept and the designs. Got a long sleeve dress for winter and a small purse…read more Really loved the coat made from recycled bottles, but didn't think I could get it in my suitcase. Apparently, it's a Dpanish brand and they now have a shop in San Fran. I'll have to check it out. Love the sustainable model! Sweet little shop. See pix.
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Love love love Massimo dutti and all their choices of clothing. This is my go to store when…read moretraveling in Europe.
I love this store. I came several times to buy more stuff. Lots of great selections for men and…read morewomen.
Nice design but terrible quality. First wash and not only did my shirt lose it's shape but it…read moreshrunk like crazy, an XL shirt now looks like it belongs to a toddler. Unfortunately most of their clothes are now made in China and it shows, it is complete and utter junk. Even though the shirt was only 25 euros on sale, if you can only wear it once it is simply too expensive. I wish companies would stop making their clothes in China.
Think you have been to a Zara store before, think again, this location is 4 floors, spread over an…read moreentire building taking up a city block, it even has a cafe. My intention was to run in grab a sweater I saw at home in the Stares and be in way, this was NOT the case. Admittedly, I couldn't figure out what floor I was, if I was in the women's department or somewhere in-between, the store was huge. There are 4 floors, hidden nooks, dedicated shoe and purse wings, pajamas, intimates and so much more. During my time in the store, it was easy to get turned around, signs outside of the the obvious floor indicators would have been helpful. Once I found the fitting rooms it took some navigating to wait in line and the rooms were so small it was hard to try things on, all while not open the curtain on yourself. Zara offers self check out, others may find it quick, but after choosing your preferred language, you literally throw your items in a box cut into the counter, confirm it's right, checkout, pay and then wait for an employee to eventually show up to verify your purchase. Personally, I would rather wait in a checkout line.
For sure the largest Zara I've been to. However, didn't find anything appealing at the location…read more But the café 10/10 with the traditional pastry!
good selection of casual clothes from this boutique chains…read more Not the highest quality but at this price you can't espect too much ! Bonne sélection de vêtements dans cette chaîne de boutiques. Pas vraiment la meilleure qualité mais au prix demandé c'Est ok.
Okay sale for holiday but the store was organized. The men and women sections for fitting rooms is…read moreseparated but if your with family it's okay. It was good to share shopping time with family in this store. The cashiers are helpful with the foreigners a lot. There is security through out the store. The fitting room Floor do need to be kept clean.
I went in for a hot stamp for my passport holder as it was my first time in Portugal. When we…read morearrived, all the SAs were assisting other customers. I went with friends, 4 of us, so we were advised that it'll be a few minutes until someone could assist us, it was no problem, they said we could browse around the 1st floor (not upstairs yet). Mind you, we're dressed very casual for a day out and about and with our backpacks. Within a few minutes, Miguel came to introduce himself and from there it was a delight. One of our group showed interest in a wallet and he immediately pulled out all the different colors and styles in that size, let us handle and compare, no problem at all. We didn't feel rushed, or pushed, he was so graceful and fun! We ended up purchasing a handbag and 2 wallets, we were able to get hot stamping on everything we wanted... Miguel was wonderful. During check out, he explained the VAT (tax refund) process and gave me the form and instructions on how to. This was a memorable experience for my friends and I. If you're ever in Lisbon, and want to shop at LV, ask for Miguel!
We were there last year and the gentleman who helped me was fabulous! Unfortunately I can't…read moreremember his name at the moment. I know he was originally from Canada and married a woman from Portugal and now lives in Lisbon. He was extremely helpful and not pushy. The selection was excellent and if you love Louis Vuitton then the value is always worth it. Will I purchase from this establishment again? A 100 percent! I Will be there soon and hopefully he is still there!
The vintage game in lisbon is outstanding! We loved Both of the As de Espadas locations and made…read moreunexpected purchases at both! Nunu at the new location was extremely helpful and informative. Very fair prices, great quality. Would definitely recommend and go back.
New game plan when visiting different countries outside my home country (US), only shop for clothes…read moreat vintage stores. Thanks to this wonderful article here, https://thoughtfulflamingo.com/home/2018/7/5/the-good-finds-the-best-lisbon-vintage-and-sustainable-fashion-stores, I found out about this store. The store is on a beautiful classic cobblestone road in Lisbon on a row of other vintage stores. I loved their curated selection and ended up buying two pairs of Levi's shorts (medium and light wash) and a beautiful winter plaid trench coat. They also take credit card! Definitely recommend this place to those looking to bring back something different home from their travels!
This Hermes location is fairly small, but they carry something really unique here: an Hermes…read moreskateboard, if you can believe that!!! Maybe I haven't searched high and low enough to see one previously in various shops, but I can't recall seeing one of these ever before. Amazing! What next? Maybe Chanel and Gucci will will get in on this too. Due to the size of the location, their selection was quite limited, even with scarves, so I definitely wouldn't go out of my way to come here, but it's always fun to check out different locations.
A very small store, i did call ahead and the salesperson told me what they had. An excellent place…read moreto buy expensive designer things if they had stock. I'd check back in if i was in Lisbon frequently to try and score some goods for cheap.
Located on Ave de Liberdade in the heart of Lisbon…read more As always, beautiful selection and excellent customer service in the store (online is a different matter).
I'm a vintage luxury shopper. I found this place on TikTok and it's a not exactly easy to find…read more Walked in and the worker didn't even acknowledge me. He sat on his cellphone. I walked around the store because I'd figure since I braved the Portugal heat that I will at least browse. Not much of a men's selection of Vintage clothing. They did have a few high end bags and shoes. Won't be back this store but I did find a great leather fringe vest.
Beautiful and luxurious department store perfectly located in Lisbon. Prices reflect the brand and…read morequality available with many employees available to help with your shopping needs.
Friends we dined with asked what we'd been doing so far in Lisbon and we asked the same of them…read more El Corte Inglés wasn't just on their recommended list; It also came to me in a text message the following day, reminding me that I should go there. Wow. Amongst the things I didn't even know that I was pining away for, add an 8-story+ department store that is everything to everyone. We entered in a very high-end part of the store featuring all the luxury brands one knows then descended to a food court and movie theaters. From there, I moved on to explore the amazing lower-level supermarket before leaving there and strolling into the beauty/pharmacy department filled with products that both are and aren't available in the US. I took the escalator up, eyeballing what each floor held before disembarking at a floor featuring home furnishings, electronics, housewares, and Christmas decor then got together with my friends for a drink at a wine bar on the top floor. Someone else could write a book on all I likely missed here but what I saw guaranteed that from here on I'll be searching for El Corte Inglése in every place I travel. If you think it's odd to have a department store on your must-see list in Lisbon it's clear that you've not yet been to El Corte Inglés.