Clothing & Accessory shopping in Rio De Janeiro
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Parceria Carioca
This sweet little store sells clever T-shirts, colorful handbags and accessories, and an assortment of shoes, jewelry and decorative pieces, all of which combine elements of craftwork with contemporary fashion. As a bonus, Parceria Carioca works with NGOs and co-ops that provide jobs for artisans from poor communities. It also has stores in Forum Ipanema and Shopping da Gávea.
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Catherine Labouré
Tucked away inside an otherwise humdrum shopping center, this intriguing shop sells vintage dresses, skirts, silk scarves, handbags, shoes and sunglasses, with labels by top international designers. There’s a smaller selection for men – mostly T-shirts and button-downs – as well as a few small antiques and collectibles for the home.
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Wöllner Outdoor
The great outdoors, and the shirt and shorts you’ll need to enjoy it, seem to be the inspiration for Wöllner. Clothes and accessories are ruggedly styled, not unlike Abercrombie and American Eagle. Once you’ve browsed the selections, grab a cafézinho (small black coffee) and a chocolate torte at the café in the front.
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Luko
This charming boutique has an eclectic collection of youthful women’s couture. Slim, beaded necklaces and bracelets, silk scarves, form-fitting tops and skirts, and slinky lingerie are among the items you’ll find here. Rumor has it that Luko is a favorite among TV production companies looking for pieces.
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Loja Fla
With more than 30 million fans worldwide, Flamengo is one of the most-watched teams in all of Brazil. This new shop sells all the Flamengo goods, including jerseys, logo-emblazoned socks and footballs, posters and other memorabilia. Prices aren’t cheap (jerseys run R$70 to R$160).
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Espaço Brazilian Soul
This two-story boutique sells designer duds (Osklen among them) in the form of board shorts, T-shirts, flip-flops and button-downs. There’s more men’s apparel than women’s, though the dresses are worth a peek.
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