Clothing shopping in Florence
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MM
Leather goods in Florence may be of high quality, but designs can grow repetitive. Not so at MM (also known as Monaco Metropolitano), which offers bags, belts and bracelets in creatively natural shapes and textures. You can often watch craftspeople cutting, tooling and sewing the exquisite leathers right inside the shop’s door.
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Stockhouse Il Giglio
Cheap is a relative term in Florence, but you can pick up some interesting men's and women's fashion items here, and occasionally turn up some genuine bargains. Name labels can come in at a considerable discount. Florentines consider it one of the best stockhouses for picking up labelled items at off-the-back-of-a-lorry rates.
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A Piedi Nudi nel Parco
Specialising in high-end avant-garde designers, this riverside shop may cause price-tag shock with its industrial-chic duds for both men and women. However, you’re certain to take away something no one else at the office is wearing.
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Assunta Anichini
Founded in 1912, this is the oldest children's clothing shop in Florence. The styles of their exquisite suits and dresses have changed little since - all the clothes are still made by hand and with the best fabrics.
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Angela Caputi
Caputi’s jewellery workshop is in the Oltrarno, but here she also sells one-of-a-kind women’s clothes gathered during her travels around the world, from avant-garde German hoodies to artisanal Japanese silks.
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Michele Negri
Spacious and minimalist, the flagship store of this casual-chic Florentine designer provides creative, rich-hued takes on classic men’s and women’s clothes, plus a cafe in the adjacent loggia.
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Peruzzi
A huge emporium containing all the things you can make from animal hide, this shop also sells designer clothing and accessories, has an alterations service and can personalise your purchases.
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Stockhouse Il Guardaroba
Across town, this is worth dropping by, although the range is not huge. The place is arranged more like a standard fashion boutique than a higgledy-piggledy threads lucky dip.
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Quelle Tre
Three sisters join forces to create their own line of quirkily elegant clothing and accessories that combine fine natural fabrics, Bohemian cuts and vivid colours and prints.
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Stockhouse One Price
Although more densely stocked (in a smaller space) than the others, the idea basically remains the same.
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