3888 Best Places to Shop in USA

This eclectic botanical studio in downtown Wimberley entices you to enter with its collection of beautifully curated plants and succulents displayed outside the entrance. Inside, you'll find more rare and unique plants and handmade pottery, plus an array of incense, candles, bath and beauty products, apothecary items, and other lovely gifts.

Chic sophistication is the name of the game at this fashion boutique where you can find the acclaimed designer's bridge collection. There's also a store at Las Vegas Premium Outlets North.

You'll find this browser's delight in the suburban town of Chamblee. It's just north of Buckhead and about 10 miles north of Downtown.

This spacious 10,000-square-foot branch of the Parisian couture house (complete with custom sofas upholstered in Chanel tweed and a 20-foot-high strand of cascading glass beads) carries suits, separates, bags, shoes, cosmetics, and, of course, a divine selection of little black dresses.

The Shops at Wynn has two Chanel boutiques, one that stocks the latest women's ready-to-wear fashions and accessories, and one dedicated to watches and fine jewelry. The brand also has stores at Bellagio and The Shops at Crystals.

The five-story Midtown flagship on 57th Street has often been compared to a Chanel suit—elegant, timeless, and flawlessly crafted. Double-C devotees come here for the iconic suits and quilted handbags, along with other pillars of Chanel style: chic little black dresses, evening gowns, sunglasses, and yards of pearls. There's also a cosmetics area where you can stock up on the famed scents and nail polish.

Fans of the French luxury retailer will be happy to find that the Beverly Hills flagship store stocks the brand's trademark pieces, like quilted leather bags, tweed jackets, and jewelry designed with the signature double C logo. Beyond those essentials are plenty of other pieces from Chanel's ready-to-wear collection.

This bookstore has a large selection of new and used books and often features special book signings and other events with authors.

Come here for top-of-the-line surfboards and the latest in California beachwear, sandals, and accessories.

Bride-and-groom ears are among the most recognizable fashion statements you'll see here, but they represent just a fraction of the inventory. Shelves are stacked with every shape and style: broad-brimmed sun hats, jaunty Panama hats, 1960s-style porkpie hats, brightly colored fascinators, Indiana Jones–inspired fedoras, and a few dozen others to top off your trip.

Books and videos are the primary offering here, with more than 400 titles on Ancestral Pueblo and Southwestern topics. You can also find a selection of touristy T-shirts and hats. Hours vary throughout the year.

This is the South's oldest independent feminist bookstore.

You'll find designer clothing, upscale cookware, kitchen gadgets, and footwear at this store that's been selling to Katonah locals since 1924. The salesperson-to-customer ratio is high, so expect some old-fashioned service.

The museum contains the world's most comprehensive collection of Tiffany stained glass, drawings, paintings, jewelry, pottery, and other objets d'art—so naturally shoppers come here for the representations of Tiffany glass, silk scarves with stained-glass motifs, and fine-art glass that Louis Comfort himself would have treasured. There are also many objects from world museum gift collections and a wide assortment of books about the Arts and Crafts movement.

This cluster of shops, covered stands, and restaurants fills Market Street between Meeting and East Bay streets. Sweetgrass basket weavers work here amid trinket and souvenir booths, T-shirt shops, and upscale clothing boutiques. In the covered market, vendors have stalls selling everything from jewelry to purses to paintings of Rainbow Row. The middle section of the market is enclosed and air-conditioned. From April through December, there's a night market on Friday and Saturday from 6:30 until 10:30 pm, featuring local craftspeople and street musicians.

The signature stretchy, earth-toned linen wedges helped to put this local shop on the map, and their offerings now include sandals, flats, and boots, all of which transition seamlessly from a casual backyard hangout to a elegant dinner. There's a second downtown location inside the City Market.

This is the spot for local produce, eggs, plants, and crafts. Closed Monday and Tuesday.

Browse an excellent selection of hand-picked vintage and small-batch designer goods at this oh-so-charming East 11th Street boutique. You'll find plenty of Stevie Nicks–worthy caftans, rare couture gems, and a curio cabinet full of eccentric jewelry and statement pieces. An assortment of "apothecary" items, from face and body oils to incense and crystals, lend to its overall hippy-witchy aesthetic.

Nuts of every imaginable variety are stocked in huge quantities in this little downtown shop.

The fancy furniture, lighting fixtures, and objets d'art at this upscale shop make it a dangerous place to enter: within minutes you may find yourself reconsidering your entire home's aesthetic. The owner's keen eye for French style makes a visit here a pleasure.

This well-stocked independent shop is a favorite of many locals.

This public gallery at Providence's private Wheeler School exhibits works from Rhode Island's extensive population of local artists, including past and current attendees of the nearby Rhode Island School of Design. Attached to Wheeler's library, the gallery features winners from about a half-dozen juried art shows it sponsors annually, in a variety of media.

This family-run business boasts the largest walk-in refrigerator of cheese and cured meat in Colorado. With more than 350 types of cheese, it's no doubt the best place in the state to stock up on all things cheese. Be sure to also check out the massive selection of imported kitchen and household items as well as perfumes.

Sure, these days you can go to any ol' grocery store and find excellent cheeses, but you'll never find (or learn) what you will at this neighborhood favorite, which is essentially an interactive ode to incredible cheeses and wines. Oh, and the charcuterie, pasta, condiments, and breads are amazing, too.

Pick up a snack or the makings of a picnic at this lively basement-level cheese shop that stocks both domestic and imported cheeses, along with German sausages, other meats, and all the accoutrements for a picture-perfect charcuterie board. There's also a shop at the Pybus Market in Wenatchee.

While you're in a western-state of mind, mosey over to Cheif Records for country tunes from the likes of Gene Autry, Lefty Frizzell, Jerry Lee Lewis, Bob Wills, and of course Ernest Tubbs.

This men's clothes shop traffics in a mishmash of garb, harkening back to the days when the neighborhood was filled with shops like this that catered mostly to gay men. The racks are loaded with everything from designer jackets to cardigans to party shorts to sexy jockstraps.

In a pleasant, predominantly residential neighborhood 2 miles from downtown, the Cherry Creek shopping district has retail blocks and an enclosed mall.

Just north of the Cherry Creek Shopping Center is Cherry Creek North, an open-air development of tree-lined streets and shady plazas with art galleries, specialty shops, and fashionable restaurants.