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Madrid Guide to Shopping

Shopping in Madrid

Shopping in Madrid? Check out our comprehensive guide to stores and shopping in Madrid, Spain. We cover fashion clothing, boutiques, specialty stores, and much more to make shopping in Madrid easy and fun.

Set in traditional neighborhoods and surrounded by cafes, bars and street life of every sort, shopping in Madrid is sheer pleasure. The stores tend to be small and independent as opposed to the mega outlets and uniform environment of malls. Below we cover your basic clothing and non-clothing needs including specific designers and art/gift shops.

CLOTHES SHOPPING (this section is still under construction)

• Kling Downtown – Located in Madrid’s up-and-coming “SoHo” district, this new addition to the shopping scene offers alternative fashion in an edgy setting.

• Trendy Tube – One of our favorites. Clothes directly form London. All the British brands you love at competitive prices.

• Retro City – Clothing from the 80s with an emphasis on boots. If you are a “Material Girl”, you’ll love this one.

• Pepita is Dead – This little vintage shops offers original clothing from the 60s and 70s, many with the original tags still on them.

• Ikonhaus – This make-your-own t-shirt shop ingeniously offers customer creativity with professional guidance. Design your own shirt with combinations of their icons and colors.

• Subaquatica – Your hip hip headquarters in Madrid: books, shirts, art, and more

• Pinta en Copas – Paint your own ceramics: plates, cups, mugs, etc.

• Panta Rhei - A truly beautiful store full of books from top to bottom. Don't miss the illustration gallery downstairs.

• Black Sun Madrid - Black Sun is unique in that it offers work by a singular artist. This strident colored pop art is a great addition to any room - custom-made pieces are available, too.
  

• PlazaArte - For all your Lichtenstein and Warhol needs. Great for quirky yet tasteful gifts that will add flair to someones life.