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Clothing Stores and Boutiques in Miami.
All 79 clothing stores and boutiques we cover in Miami, from Coconut Grove, Dadeland Mall and Lincoln Road, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
All 79
Clothing Stores and Boutiques, district by district.
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Rick Owens flagship with men's and women's runway and pre-collections, the DRKSHDW and Lilies lines, and a selection of home objects.
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Italian cashmere and tailoring house from Solomeo, Umbria, selling men's and women's collections.
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Simon Porte Jacquemus's French label — bags, ready-to-wear and accessories — on NE 40th St.
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Alexander McQueen boutique carrying the British house's ready-to-wear, tailoring, sneakers and accessories.
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Carolina Herrera flagship with women's ready-to-wear, eveningwear, handbags and accessories, plus the brand's beauty, fragrance and eyewear lines.
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Clara Lago's beachwear label, founded 2010: cover-ups, dresses and kids' pieces in Peruvian pima cotton and Indian gauze, made under fair-trade practices.
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Latin American boho boutique stocking designers from Mexico, Peru and Venezuela — straw bags, Panama hats, statement earrings and Brazilian swimwear.
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Pharrell's ~5,000 sq ft flagship designed by Snarkitecture, with a 7-ft bronze astronaut by Daniel Arsham; stocks BBC, ICECREAM and Human Made.
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Miami-founded, family-run boutique selling jewelry, shoes, bags and accessories.
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Everyday fine jewelry in 14k gold, silver and vermeil, with free styling appointments and an on-site piercing studio.
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Self-described experimental boutique combining fashion, beauty and nail services under one roof.
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Wynwood shop open since 1994 selling sarees, Bollywood fashion, menswear, jewelry, yoga wear, incense and home décor.
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Men's and women's fashion marketplace focused on fair-trade, upcycled and artisan-made clothing and accessories.
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Brazilian flip-flop brand's Lincoln Road store — classic rubber sandals plus seasonal prints and fashion styles.
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Nike's Lincoln Road store for running, training and lifestyle footwear and apparel.
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Technical yoga, running and training apparel; the store hosts community workouts.
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French luxury fashion house with flamboyant statement pieces; open until midnight on weekends.
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Chicago-born trend-driven women's fashion chain with clothing, shoes and accessories and free in-store personal stylists.
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Women's clothing, accessories, home décor, furniture and gifts with Anthropologie's bohemian styling.
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Full-line department store a few steps off Lincoln Road for men's and women's fashion, shoes, jewelry, beauty and home.
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8,557 sq ft Uniqlo in the former Showfields space, selling LifeWear essentials and wardrobe staples plus UTme! graphic tees featuring Miami artists and brands.
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6,200 sq ft Miami Beach flagship for Edikted, the online-born, Gen Z-focused label selling trend-driven women's clothing on the Lincoln Road promenade.
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Miami-founded multi-brand luxury boutique by Laure Hériard Dubreuil, mixing major houses with emerging designers.
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Sydney label founded in 1991 by sisters Nicky and Simone Zimmermann, selling feminine ready-to-wear, resort collections and swimwear in bold color and print.
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Boutique for the Italian label Peserico carrying its full women's and men's ready-to-wear collections, built around neutral-toned tailored pieces made in Italy.
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First Miami store for the Stockholm label Toteme, a 1,010 sq ft single-level shop with ready-to-wear, bags, shoes, accessories, jewelry and swimwear.
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Saint-Tropez swimwear house with printed swim trunks, matching family sets and linen shirts.
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Parisian rock-tinged ready-to-wear, cashmere and the signature wing-embellished bags.
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Parisian contemporary label for tailored jackets, knitwear and dresses for men and women.
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Canadian womenswear brand with in-house labels like Babaton and Wilfred; a destination for everyday staples.
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Family-owned Miami baby store since 2006, with strollers, car seats, nursery furniture, diaper bags, toys, apparel and registry basics, including exclusive brands.
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California-made essentials for men and women: tees, knits, denim and lightweight jackets.
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Flower-covered Main Hwy shop for Rebecca Hessel Cohen's romantic, vintage-inspired clothing, with Art Deco interiors and Coconut Grove–print pillows.
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Colombian swimwear and resortwear handcrafted by artisans, for the whole family.
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Independent boutique since 1989 with men's and women's fashion and accessories at moderate prices.
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Designer shoe and accessories boutique carrying Chloé, Giuseppe Zanotti, Valentino and Isabel Marant.
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Coconut Grove outpost of a Manhattan Third Avenue women's boutique, selling clothing, handbags, jewelry, accessories and gifts.
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Stacey Bendet's New York label for embellished dresses, tailored pants and statement pieces.
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Free People store in CocoWalk Suite 107 focused on the FP Movement activewear line, with Free People shoes and beauty also in stock.
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South Florida swimwear label founded in 2009, known for its fit and made-to-order roots.
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South Florida sneaker and sportswear shop carrying Nike, Jordan, On, New Balance and Adidas.
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Ronnie Fieg's streetwear and sneaker store — Kith's first permanent shop outside New York — with house-label apparel, Nike and Adidas collaborations and a Kith Treats cereal-ice-cream bar.
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The boho womenswear label's South Beach shop for flowing dresses, denim, knits and FP Movement activewear.
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Armani's diffusion line at Collins and 8th, with minimalist logo tees, denim and outerwear for men and women.
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Family-owned New York boutique on the ground floor of the 1 Hotel, with resort dresses, swimwear and cover-ups from labels like Luli Fama plus Jenny Bird jewelry.
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Panama hats hand-woven in Ecuador from toquilla straw, plus bags, accessories, home decor and clothing from a brand based in Miami and Quito.
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Tory Burch's first-level boutique near Neiman Marcus for flats, handbags and American sportswear.
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First-floor boutique of the Bondi-born label known for maximalist printed silk kaftans and resortwear.
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Women's workwear — suiting, dresses and knits — from the classic American label.
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California activewear brand known for soft performance joggers, shorts and tees for men and women.
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Yoga and running apparel, including the Align and ABC lines.
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Women's lingerie from the Victoria's Secret line, in a store at the bayfront marketplace on Biscayne Boulevard, a short walk from downtown Miami.
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Classically styled casual clothing and accessories under the U.S. Polo Assn. label, with pieces for men, women and kids in a range of everyday basics.
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Affordable women's clothing in small size runs, so the stock changes often; the chain began in Manhattan in 1994 and runs 25 stores in NY, NJ and Florida.
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Brand store for Crocs footwear for men, women and kids, from molded classics to all-season styles made with the company's soft, lightweight Croslite material.
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Sneaker chain store selling athletic footwear and apparel from the leading sports brands, with a focus on basketball, running and training.
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Fitted and snapback caps from MLB, NFL, NBA and college teams, including the Heat, Dolphins and Marlins.
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Fashion and performance sunglasses from top eyewear brands, sold steps from the Biscayne Bay waterfront and a short walk from downtown Miami.
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Hand-distressed Italian sneakers, plus ready-to-wear and bags.
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Canadian women's label for elevated basics, Super Puff outerwear and Babaton tailoring.
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Store for Reformation's dresses, tops, skirts, printed denim and Ref Active, with eight dressing rooms. The fit-out uses vintage furniture and recycled materials.
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Lower-level store for SKIMS shapewear, underwear and loungewear in inclusive sizes, plus the SKIMS Mens line of underwear, boxers, tanks and tees.
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Inditex's first permanent U.S. Bershka store, about 800 square meters, carrying the women's, BSK and men's collections of trend-led casual clothing.
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Two-level, roughly 17,000 sq ft Uniqlo carrying LifeWear basics for women, men and kids, with a UTme! station for custom-printed T-shirts and tote bags.
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Physical store for Edikted, the online-born, Gen Z-focused label selling trend-driven women's clothing, at Aventura Mall.
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Lower-level Fashion Wing store next to Gucci for the Venetian brand's footwear, ready-to-wear and accessories, mixing a vintage feel with Italian sartorial tradition.
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Women's, men's and kids' clothing, shoes, bags and accessories in a new lower-level store across from the previous one, near Saks and Macy's Children & Home.
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Women's clothing from Aritzia's in-house labels, including dresses, blazers, denim and sweats, in a lower-level store near Center Court and Macy's Fashion.
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Studio-to-street yoga apparel, activewear and footwear in a lower-level Fashion Wing store near Tesla, from a brand built around mindful movement.
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Technical gear for running, training and yoga for women and men, plus bags, in a lower-level store near Zara that offers in-store pickup.
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London shoe and handbag brand known for its crystal eagle hardware; opened May 2026.
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Women's luxury swimwear and resort wear in bright colors and flattering fits, sold in a lower-level store near the Main Entrance and Apple.
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Self-service outlet of the Brazilian eyewear brand, selling sunglasses, optical frames and accessories from a kiosk on the main corridor near Bath & Body Works and lululemon.
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Montreal-founded clothing brand for young women, selling denim, everyday basics, relaxed streetwear and trend pieces, on the lower level near Macy's Fashion.
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Women's apparel store selling cocktail dresses, evening gowns, heels and accessories at moderate prices, in the East Mall near DICK's House of Sport.
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Flagship of the Miami-born sleep and loungewear label, known for soft pajama sets, robes and lace intimates.
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Tightly edited women's boutique with contemporary labels, knits, silk blouses and suiting, plus shoes, hats and jewelry.
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Barry's bootcamp studio with an in-house shop for activewear and training gear from Alo, lululemon, Vuori and Nike.
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Irish value fashion chain with low-priced basics, home and beauty, near the East Dining Pavilion.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for clothing stores and boutiques in Miami?
Coconut Grove has the most, with 10, followed by Dadeland Mall (10) and Lincoln Road (9). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many clothing stores and boutiques does this guide cover?
79, across 14 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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Guides that name these shops.
Lincoln Road Shopping Walk
One easy afternoon down South Beach's car-free promenade, from Washington Avenue to Alton Road: swim labels, art books, galleries and the big home stores on the cross streets, with an optional detour to Sunset Harbour.
Read guide →The Miami Swimwear Guide
Where to buy a swimsuit in Miami, from the city's own labels on Lincoln Road and in Coconut Grove to the swim-trunk specialists at Bal Harbour and Brickell and the multi-brand stops at the malls.
Read guide →Wynwood Shopping Guide: Murals, Boutiques and Vintage
Mural-park prints, independent menswear, Latin American boutiques and market stalls, worked into one walk around NW 2nd Avenue, with a short drive north for serious vintage.
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