A great option for your vintage shopping needs. High end and worth perusing! One of the first…read morestores I checked out when I visited the city.

Love this little shop. Such an institution in Mexico for hard-to-find Mexican designers, books,…read moreperiodicals and magazines. Each time you go you discover a new designer or label. I always buy my sneakers there, they were the first place I could find a pair of Veja sneakers in Mexico. This is such a special spot and I'm so happy they continue to be a force in the city. They keep evolving but staying true to their mission of supporting young and emerging brands and larger, more hard-to-find labels. Bravo guys!

Some unisex items but women especially should check out this store. Encountered a nice and…read morewelcoming staff person too.

Beautiful small boutique. The person working was lovey and accommodating, and gave a history of…read moreeach ten and how it was made. Check out the New York Times review of this store. Definitely recommend checking it out if you're in Mexico City!

It was a lot of fun to come and browse for cool clothes from the 90's. I would definitely…read morecharacterize this store as a boutique more than anything else, and there isn't a huge selection of stuff. But the vintage boutique fotos right into the neighborhood. I found a couple pairs of jeans, and ended-up leaving with a birron down long sleeve shirt from the 80's. It seemed like the value was pretty decent for what they were offering. The service was just so so, because it was hard to get the attention of the only person working here. She was busy on her phone. This store is worth visiting and you could probably discover some good finds here.

One of the owners, in a very condescending fashion, said I couldn't try something on because I…read morewasn't "small." "You're not a size 2 ," the older man said. You could've been a little nicer about it and not humiliated a customer who was excited to make a purchase!

Very cool, small boutique in Condessa selling fashions from all Mexican designers. Clothes for men…read moreand women, plus shoes, bags, accessories and some cute little things like notebooks and mugs. The prices are very reasonable and a lot of the items were on sale when I was there. Really, the perfect little store to pick up some unique fashion in DF. The staff are super friendly, too!

I see why this place was so hyped up: a huge variety of items across several floors. It's a really…read morewelcoming environment, and everything is laid out well. The prices were a bit confusing; everything seemed to be 50% more expensive than other similar stores. But overall really cool vibe!

Overpriced, but what can you do?…read more The shop is a cool multi-level building and they have some interesting re-worked stuff, but the pricing kills it for me. I could find a lot of the items in Austin with just a little less inflated pricing ;)

This little store and charm and a great host/sales staff of one. She let us just roll around and…read moretry stuff on. When we started to ask about colors and styles did we find out the artist/designer used local indigenous fabrics with her designs. Super affordable, very stylish and quality clothes here

Slow in getting back to you, with a non committal attitude when conducting business. Lease dept. in…read moreSan Miguel de Allende is at best sporadically staffed with very limited merchandise. Nice website, service is lacking. I had to call several locations including the alleged headquarters in Mexico City many times to get anyone on the phone that knew what was going on. Oh well, it's Mexico, tomorrow, maybe. The clothing is well constructed with lovely fabrics, the designs are edgy however, they have an awkward quality to them ( the fit). The website shows promise but in reality, no one over 30 would would look anything but goofy in the cothes, thus marketed to the very young, ethereal bodies. The well dressed women of substance have remarked that the one size fits all to the very small sizes make it difficult to even try on. The best thing in my opinion are the fabrics. I have worked with top designers from around the world including Valentino, where I had business dealings with the company in the Rome headquarters prior to their move to Paris, therefore I can honestly say I know a thing or two about good fashion design and marketing.