Gifts With a Miami Address
Every shop in this guide comes from our Miami district directories, from Bal Harbour down to Dadeland, and each one sells something you'd be glad to wrap. We've grouped them by budget and named who each gift suits. Where a store's own website lists prices, we quote them as of October 2026; prices change, so treat them as a guide. Where it doesn't, the tier reflects what the shop sells rather than a price tag.
A few practical notes before you start. Several of the smaller shops keep short or uneven hours, so we've flagged the ones that close early or skip a day. Chocolate, books and jewelry pack flat for anyone flying home for the holidays; framed art and knitwear are better bought early, while there's still time to ship.
Under $50: Stocking Stuffers and Host Gifts
For the host: Exquisito Chocolates (1920 SW 8th St) is Carolina Quijano's bean-to-bar maker on Calle Ocho. Its website lists bars at $11 each, including single-origin dark bars and a Crema de Vie bar named for the Cuban eggnog. The factory adds seating, gelato and pastries, so stop for a coffee while you shop. At Dadeland, Läderach Chocolatier Suisse (Fashion Wing, Dadeland Mall) sells its FrischSchoggi chocolate bark by weight, so you choose the size of the gift.
For the person who loves a nice table: row. (1201 20th St, Miami Beach) is Elise Chetek's home and accessories shop in Sunset Harbour, with L'Objet, Reflections Copenhagen, Taschen and Phaidon books and local ceramics. Its online shop lists small candles at $12 and a set of four mushroom ornaments at $35, alongside trays, serveware and stationery.
For kids and teens: Wynwood Kollective (2719 NW 2nd Ave) is a local-artist gift shop that carries the Kawaii Universe sticker-and-patch brand along with original art, handmade goods and Miami-inspired gifts. It's open until 9pm most nights. For the vintage-minded teenager, Mids Market (7200 NW 2nd Ave) in Little River prices most of its vintage under $35, with bins from $6, plus records and retro game consoles.
Under $150: For the Reader, the Music Fan and the Kids
For the reader: Books & Books Coral Gables (265 Aragon Ave) is the flagship of Miami's independent bookstore, with antiquarian and children's rooms, a café and late hours (until 11pm Monday through Saturday). For the art lover, Dalé Zine Shop (50 NE 40th St) in the Design District has published since 2009 and stocks more than 85 in-house titles and zines by Miami and international artists.
For the Miami Beach fan: The Official Art Deco Gift Shop (1001 Ocean Dr), run by the Miami Design Preservation League in the Art Deco Welcome Center, sells Art Deco Weekend posters, books, prints, local art and vintage Miami Beach memorabilia, daily from 9am to 5pm. On Lincoln Road, Havaianas (831 Lincoln Rd) has the Brazilian brand's classic rubber sandals plus seasonal prints, an easy gift for anyone flying somewhere warm.
For the music fan: Sweat Records (5505 NE 2nd Ave) has been an independent record shop since 2005, with indie, electronic, local and underground vinyl plus cassettes and CDs. Check the hours: it closes at 5pm Sunday through Tuesday.
For kids and new parents: Eberjey (1905 Purdy Ave, Miami Beach), the Miami-born sleepwear label's flagship, lists a kids' long pajama set at $72, slippers from $78, and short pajama sets for adults from $138 on its website. Matching family sets are part of the range.
For someone who wears gold every day: gorjana (370 San Lorenzo Ave #2425, Coral Gables) at Merrick Park sells layerable 14k and 18k gold jewelry, with charms and pieces from under $100. For the chocolate lover: Ben B Coco (170 NW 26th St) in Wynwood is a kosher-certified chocolate factory making bonbons, bars, dragées and gift boxes, with vegan and dairy-free options; its listed hours run Sunday through Friday, closing at 5pm on Fridays.
Splurge: Gifts They'll Keep
For the jewelry collector: FoundRae (4012 NE 2nd Ave), the fine-jewelry brand's Miami flagship inside The Moore building, sells a shell-motif Miami seal piece available only at this store.
For the fragrance person: Maison Francis Kurkdjian (176 NE 41st St) carries the Paris house's full collection and offers personal bottle engraving. At Bal Harbour Shops, Le Labo (9700 Collins Ave) hand-blends scents like Santal 33 and labels each bottle to order. For a more traditional bottle, Santa Maria Novella, Florence's historic pharmacy (established 1612), also at Bal Harbour Shops, sells colognes, soaps, skincare and home fragrance, and Osme Perfumery (164 NW 26th St) in Wynwood is an independent fragrance and apothecary shop carrying niche and heritage houses such as Floris London and Eight & Bob. Osme's listed hours run Tuesday through Sunday.
For the coffee-table collector: TASCHEN (1117 Lincoln Rd) stocks oversized art, architecture, photography and design titles plus signed limited editions. Assouline, also at Bal Harbour Shops, sells coffee-table books, its travel series and the Ultimate Collection.
For new walls: LUMAS (737 Lincoln Rd) sells hand-signed limited-edition photography and art prints, framed to order. Allow time for framing if you want it under the tree.
For the one who travels: Krel Tropical Knitwear (7580 NE 4th Ct) sells hand-knitted resort wear from a shop inside Miami Ironside in MiMo. For the entertainer: Michael Aram at Bal Harbour Shops sells the designer's hand-crafted metal serveware, tabletop and décor.
Plan the Route
Group the list by neighborhood. Bal Harbour Shops covers Le Labo, Assouline and Michael Aram in one stop, open daily 11am to 9pm. The Design District puts FoundRae, Maison Francis Kurkdjian and Dalé Zine Shop within a few blocks. Lincoln Road has TASCHEN, LUMAS and Havaianas, with row. and Eberjey a short ride west in Sunset Harbour. Wynwood Kollective, Ben B Coco and Osme Perfumery are all in Wynwood, a few blocks apart. Mids Market, Sweat Records and Krel are north of the Design District, in the stretch our MiMo guide covers, so take them together on one afternoon. Save Calle Ocho for Exquisito, and pair Coral Gables stops at Books & Books and gorjana at Merrick Park.