Amazing collection!! Italian made woman's fashion mixed with cute vintage items. My favorite shop…read morein firenze. We stayed at the four seasons and this shop was only a short walk away. I ended up getting a wool dress that was hand made by Nicola Parisi for $56. Nicola was a pleasure to meet.

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.

Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou, Romeo?! Pure. Fucking. Retail. Love. Simply put, this is the…read moreclothing store of my dreams. As we walked past, I spied some of my favorite things: bunched up skirts, asymmetrical buttons, shrugs, shirtwaist dresses with puffy sleeves. Pure retro modern chic. I had to go in. My friend immediately spied my ultimate jacket and fit like a glove, it did! Diagonal buttons, short-waisted for a gal with a short torso... it's perfection. I purchased it immediately, but then I spied an avante garde Minnie Mouse number and immediately undressed (it's not that illicit) and again plunked down my credit card because this frock IS THAT PERFECT. But it's more than just having perfect pieces. Soon it became apparant that the kind lady helping me realize the perfect fit was none other than the designer herself! In fact, she was in the back surrounded by patterns, measuring tapes and various design ephemera and really, this doesn't ever happen for us in the states where even "designer" threads are mass produced in countries where children sit for 18 hours at a sewing machine. Hell, even for this, you pay a fortune (not me!). Shopping local seems like less of a trend... it's fully actualized here. I'll be truthful and say that I have 10 days left in Florence and I'm already thinking about the fabulous cross back shrug I noticed on the way out of the store (this is a common theme here. I kept finding items after paying up). Amo Romeo may be the retail ruin of me forever.

Last year I spent most of the year living in Florence, traveling around and going to school. On my…read moremany walks through the city I came across this lovely boutique and purchased four dresses, a lovely knitted scarf and some jewelry. Most of this year I have spent at my home in Santa Barbara and also in South Africa. Everyone admires the Amo Romeo purchases. They are stylish and very comfortable. I love the quality of the fabrics and also that I do not see other people in "my clothes". Three of the dresses were made individually for me in the workroom at the boutique. Thank you- I am still enjoying my purchases.

Adored this place, I was on a 3 day trip to Florence from Venice and for ME, this was the best…read moreshopping in the town. Bought a dress I cannot wait to wear and only wish it were open the day we left as it was closed Sunday. VERY reasonable, chic, kicky, fun. A charming staff and a not to be missed inventory. If I ever go back to Florence, (doubtful, I am just a Venice girl, and stayed in residential areas) I would shop here first. LOVED the location as well and stayed at the Monna Lisa and that is another not to be missed along with the 4 seasons Hotel.

This place has the Most amazing shirts and ties. I felt like a real baller while I was there.read more

This is one my 3 favorite stores for men's clothes in Florence. I shopped here more then 20 years…read moreago, 10 years ago and also today. They have a signature style that is unique for cool dress-up occasions and business, but also for everyday classic wear. This is the store that best dressed me should and do go to frequently.