Department Store shopping in Rome
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TAD
TAD is a cutting-edge conceptual department store that sells an entire lifestyle. Here you can buy designer clothes by Chloë, Balenciaga and more, have a haircut, buy scent and flowers, and furnish your apartment with wooden daybeds and Perspex dining chairs. Don’t forget to pick up hip soundtracks to your perfect life from the CD rack. The serene courtyard café is the perfect ladies-who-lunch pitstop, offering appropriately stylish Italian-Asian morsels.
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MAS
Glorious MAS (Magazzino allo Statuto) is a multistorey temple of trash, practical goods, thermal vests, bags, watches, pants and the kitchen sink, all piled high and at bargain prices – you can pick up a hat here for a couple of euro, or a pair of silk pyjamas for €5 (just don’t expect them to last forever).
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COIN
Like a small-scale cousin of John Lewis, COIN is a dependable choice. It's a large department store stocking good-quality, sensible clothing and accessories, cosmetics and an appealing range of homewares. Another branch exists at Via Cola di Rienzo 173 (06 360 04 298).
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Jam Store
This is like a Roman version of US clothing and homewares store Urban Outfitters, with a range of funky clothing and other stuff - the kind of thing that might appeal to Paris Hilton, skate kids and Japanese dudes. Labels include Paul Smith and Hello Kitty.
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Tebro
Since 1867 this upmarket department store has been keeping wealthy locals in linen, underwear and nightwear. It's from a gentler era: styles are staid, quality is tiptop, service is courteous.
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La Rinascente (Largo Chigi 20)
La Rinascente is a stately, upmarket department store, with a particularly buzzing cosmetics department, all amid Art Nouveau interiors.
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