Clean good mall in Italy. Nice employees that spoke English . Couldn't buy much due to luggage…read moreconstraints but would have liked to.

Friendly and welcoming environment! Excellent customer service, and great prices too! The security…read moreteam is easy on the eyes too. My family and I thoroughly enjoyed our experiences.

Great place with cool prices ! My bg got a very cool leather jacket for 25€, and I had a crazy Nina…read moreSimone painted on denim jacket by the owner for 35$. My best in Florence.

Amazing little thrift store hidden from the touristy areas of Florence. Great finds with decent…read moreprices and really friendly service. I will definitely be coming back here the next time I come back to Florence.

Fun, funky, colorful boutique in Florence -- my favorite by far. Don't follow the map, it's located…read moreon the corner of Via Porta Rossa & Via dell'Arte della Luna -- just after Puma and right next to SCOUT. The employees are nice & helpful, but don't bombard you when you walk in like most small boutiques. Small selection, very few bags & shoes, but the clothes are the cutest & most reasonably priced I've seen in Florence. Think European Free People.

If you take the shuttle bus from Florence to the Barberino Designer Outlet it's a colossal waste of…read moretime and money. This outlet is not all that cheap to begin with. Most all of the stores in this outlet you can find in Florence. It costs almost 20€ per person to take the 30 minute shuttle ride to this place. So even if you do find some good deals here you have to take your -20€ into account. Yeah, there go your savings. Also this outlet is jam packed with a lot of westernized stores like Nike, Puma, Addidas, Hilfiger, Ralph Lauren and so on. With the euro conversion and limited selection U.S. citizens you're much better off buying this stuff back in the States. Don't waste your vacation time coming here, not worth it at all.

Barberino Outlet just 10 kms or so from Florence is one of the places I always visit while on…read moreholiday here. They have a whole bunch of great brands, but also many not so great ones. My favourites are Pinko, Patrizia Pepe, CK, Nike, Ralph Lauren and Levi's outlets. The prices are always somewhat discounted (I'd say atleast -30%), so you can be sure to make good deals here! However the best times are surely around summer and winter sales. To get there you should take the A1 motorway towards Bologna and get out at an exit called Barberino di Mugello. I have a feeling there are buses that go here too from the city centre of Florence.

A wonderful shop in the trendy student part of town. They carry one of kind designs of their own…read moremaking and a lot of vintage clothing. Overlook the bit of clutter and have an adventure. The ladies are very friendly and fun but English might be somewhat challenging but that just adds to the experience!

Great little hole in the wall with a lot of steals on well preserved, fancier items like long camel…read morecoats, leather jackets, suit jackets and sweaters. Some had prices, some did not, but I'm sure you could haggle here. I'm giving four stars though because the shopkeeper was totally absent when I went and it was unclear what I would have needed to do if I wanted to purchase something. There's a phone number written above the "open" sign at the door, so I guess you'd need to be able to call someone. It's also mostly menswear, not many articles of other varieties, and the store wasn't outfitted for the upcoming/already present summer season. If you're looking for a deal on a good coat or suit, come here with a working phone!