432 Best Places to Shop in USA

The longtime SoHo men's fashion boutique Seize sur Vingt has evolved to incorporate three different in-house design brands and an art gallery, touting itself as an "integrated fashion collective." You can still splurge on Seize sur Vingt's exquisitely tailored shirts and suits, both off the rack or created bespoke from a mind-boggling array of fabrics (linen, broadcloth oxford, flannel), but now there are more moderately priced options as well, with sweaters, sneakers, women's wear, and more.

This new two-story, 9,000-square-foot Gucci store has its own unique character, setting it apart from the brand's other locations around the city: the Meatpacking outlet focuses more on accessories and has a pleasing vintage-meets-industrial vibe. You'll find handbags, luggage, and jewelry on the ground floor and men's and women's ready-to-wear couture on the upper floor. Even if you're not ready to whip out your wallet here, the Gucci store is still a spectacle to see with your own eyes. 

The 46,000-square-foot flagship with floor-to-ceiling glass windows is the largest Gucci store in the world, selling goods for women, men, and kids. The latter is a specialty in this location, which also has store-exclusive goods and a special "heritage" department. The clothing is edgy and sexy. Many of the store's accessories, like blingy shades or snakeskin shoes, have Gucci's signature horse-bit detailing.

The Italian luxury designer features men's and women's clothing and shoe collections, as well as leather goods, luggage, jewelry, timepieces, silks, and eyewear. Additional locations can be found at Via Bellagio, The Shops at Crystals, Wynn, and Fontainebleau.

The crème de la crème of fast fashion, this Swedish retailer features affordable apparel and accessories that rival what you'll see on high-profile runways. Find diffusion lines from acclaimed designers, men's and children's attire, and beauty products. There are additional locations at Town Square, Downtown Summerlin, and Galleria at Sunset, as well as Las Vegas Premium Outlets North.

Of-the-moment trends are packaged for the mass market at this affordable Swedish clothing chain for men, women, and kids. The 57,000-square-foot flagship is one of the brand's largest stores, though there are numerous others around the city. H&M has collaborated with many designers, including Karl Lagerfeld, Alexander Wang, and Isabel Marant.

Here, statement Polynesian prints are incorporated into vibrantly colored blouses, pareos (beach wraps), dresses, and aloha shirts. All clothing is designed and made locally, as is most of the jewelry.

Country-chic fashion is defined at the Haberdashery, where women with a flair for sassy, unmistakably Western-inspired style will find a treasure trove of clothing.

Specializing in vintage clothing from the 1940s to the '90s, this colorful and fun shop is loaded with racks of retro duds that dazzle. Maybe you didn't realize you needed a bright-orange sweater vest from the '70s or a black leather jacket with sleeve fringes from the '80s, but you never know.

Happily Grey is a boutique for those ahead of trends. Eclectic styles and designers make up the inventory of upscale women’s and kids' fashion, accessories, and chic items for the home.

Home goods, accessories, and ready-to-wear fashions—from shoes to jackets—for men and women are handsomely displayed in the former home of civil rights leader Malcolm X. The bespoke boutique is owned and operated by celebrity tailor Guy Wood Sr. (also known for 5001 Flavors, his custom clothing company) and his wife, Sharene. The main inspiration comes from the style of the Harlem Renaissance in a modernized spin. Harlem Haberdashery has expanded, launching a spirits collection known as HH Bespoke Spirits (served at a variety of neighborhood bars and restaurants).

Harper Boutique is a bright storefront overlooking Wright Square, offering a well-curated selection of ladies' fashion and accessories. Its elegant window displays will draw any shopper to peruse the shop's casual but sophisticated collection of dresses, tops, bottoms, jewelry, and bags by such brands as FRNCH and Hutch.

A thoughtfully curated women’s clothing boutique in a chic urban setting, Haven offers trend-forward bohemian pieces that stand out in any crowd or closet.

An animal-rights-minded shop located inside Cargo Emporium, Herbivore is a terrific resource if you're seeking clothing and accessories—from cotton-rayon tees and sweaters to braided canvas belts and wallets fashioned out of reclaimed bike and truck tubes—that have been created without the harm or use of animals. There's also a great selection of books on veganism, plus food, health-care products, and gifts.

The Parisian brand's iconic Birkin bags are so exclusive, you could be on a waiting list for several years—yes, years—before securing one. The fine silk scarves and well-crafted clothes carry the same prestige without the waiting game. Additional locations are at Via Bellagio and The Shops at Crystals.

Opened in spring 2019, this Hermès location raised eyebrows simply because it was rubbing proverbial elbows with plebeian shops and restaurants. But have no fear, you can still get that crocodile skin handbag here for the price of a small Parisian apartment. The two-floor, 5,330-square-foot space also has a nice waiting area where you can sip coffee and even charge your phone while your shopping companion maxes out the credit card.

Men's and women's clothing and accessories are the main finds here, including cowboy hats, Western belts, and deerskin jackets. Regionally made handbags and bison briefcases are other popular purchases/statement pieces. 

The Hill Center at Green Hills is a relaxing spot for an afternoon of shopping, made easily accessible by ample parking and a pedestrian-friendly layout. Major retailers include Whole Foods, Anthropologie, and West Elm, while local spots include Posh and H. Audrey.

This family-owned store specializes in American-made men's and women's casual outdoor clothing and accessories.

This is the big name in aloha wear for tourists throughout the Islands, and Hilo Hattie has only one store on Kauai, located a mile from Lihue Airport. Come here for cool comfortable muumuu and aloha shirts for men, women, and children in bright floral prints, as well as other souvenirs. Also, be sure to check out the line of Hawaii-inspired home furnishings.

This shop offers name-brand outdoor wear in addition to more utilitarian gear. Buy your cute shoes and your hiking boots here.

Surfer chic apparel, compliments of Roxy, Billabong, Hurley, and even Honolua's private label, is for sale here for both men and women. This is a great place to shop for a bikini or board shorts, or to pick up a cool, retro-design T-shirt or Hawaii-style embroidered hoodie. There are also plenty of beach accessories, including hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen, plus a section dedicated to kids.

"A little bit country, a little bit rock and roll," Horseshoe offers girlie Western wear and hipster styles. Comfy, sassy shirts and dresses are available from designers like Sanctuary, Lovestitch, and Amuse Society. Premium denim, cowboy boots, and unique jewelry are among the wares.

Stylish, affordable fashions have made this locally owned boutique a mainstay on the College of Charleston campus for over a decade. The wide selection of shirts, dresses, and shoes are almost all priced under $100.

The striking red facade of this flagship is unique and stylish, as is the merchandise inside, selected by fashion maven Ikram Goldman, known as the informal stylist to Michelle Obama. There are clothing and accessories from well-known designers like Azzedine Alaïa, Comme des Garcons, Gucci, and Valentino, as well as lesser-known brands like Muveil and Undercover. The Ikram sales staff is welcoming and knowledgeable and skilled at helping customers develop their style.

If you really love denim or indigo, this is your store. Known for handmade jeans, overalls, and other denim wear, as well as small-batch T-shirts and other items, the store is as comfortable as your favorite pair and is worth a look, even if you can’t splurge. The building is a former gas station dating from the 1950s, which gives you an idea of how this neighborhood looked in a former incarnation. Another throwback feature: all the clothing is made in the USA. The store hosts occasional music events in the back.

There's something charmingly old-school about this pretty boutique, with its warm and friendly service and fine displays of women's clothing, accessories, and beauty products. Geared toward elegant but no-fuss women of every age, the shop stocks clothing items such as fine cashmere shawls; pretty but not froufrou lingerie; and sophisticated loungewear as well as a good selection of natural beauty products and fragrances, unique jewelry, and inspiring books.

Started in the North End in the early aughts, this curated selection of denim pants also includes dresses, activewear, rompers, and more from designers like Gray State, Lucy Paris, and Shu Shop.