Some of The Best Boutique Shopping In Madrid

This page is a guide to boutiques shopping in Madrid. A boutique is a great place to shop if you want a unique outfit and top quality. Madrid has a whole district dedicated to high quality boutiques, and we’ve picked out a few of our favourites below. You can see a guide to the style of clothes within each boutique, and there’s also a rough guide to prices.

Style And Sophistication In Madrid

Madrid is well known for the fashion sense and style of its people. It hosts one of the biggest fashion shows in Europe; the Pasarela Cibeles. It seems to me that everyone in Madrid has their own style – this is probably because they have so many shops to choose from. If you’re looking for boutiques shopping in Madrid, the best place to go is to the barrio (district) of Salamanca, where you’ll find the Spanish equivalent of London’s

Bond
Street: Calle Serrano.
Metro: Serrano (Brown Line, L4)

Boutiques Shopping Madrid: Where To Find Designer Boutiques

Below is a list of boutiques for shopping in Madrid. Shops in the street of Serrano, listed below are open from Monday to Saturday from 10:00 – 20:30. The prices given are correct at the time of writing (2008), and should only be used as a rough guide.

Hoss has some real originals

Hoss
Street: Calle Serrano, 18
Metro: Serrano (Brown Line, L4) Plus 1 minutes walk

Hoss has some beautiful feminine styles and is a must-see if you are boutiques shopping in Madrid. The clothes are colourful, and floaty, and there is something for every occasion from eveningwear to practical daywear. Expect to pay approximately 200 euros for a dress and 60 euros for a blouse.

The Javier Simorra boutique has a funky style

Javier Simorra
Street: Calle Serrano 33
Metro: Serrano (Brown Line, L4)

The clothes here are young, colourful and vibrant. You can find feminine skirts, casuals and jeans. Both the jeans and sweaters are priced between 100 euros and 150 euros.

Carolina Herrera
Street: Calle Serrano 16
Metro: Serrano (Brown Line, L4)

This boutique is very sophisticated. It stocks both men’s and women’s clothes, and bags, scarves and other accessories. You can easily spend a lot of time in its dark, cool interior. The clothes are bright and cheerful and excellent quality. Expect to pay approximately 170 euros for a blouse and 360 euros for a dress.

Carolina Herrera is a fabulous place for designer bags

Diesel
Street: Calle Serrano 10
Metro: Serrano (Brown Line, L4)

Although Diesel is not strictly a boutique, you will find that it has top quality clothes and shoes. The outfits you’ll find here are young and hip, with a street style. Expect to pay about 230 euros for a jacket and 100 euros for a blouse.

Marina Rinaldi
Street: Calle Serrano 38
Metro: Serrano (Brown Line, L4)

Choose this boutique for shopping in Madrid if you want casual styles with a countryside feel. The clothes are less ‘city’ and more ‘outdoor’. You’re guaranteed to find something unique. Expect to pay around 300 euros for a blouse and 140 euros for trousers.

Mitsuoko
Street: Calle Fuencarral 59
Metro: Tribunal (Dark Blue Line, L10) (Light Blue Line, L1)

This boutique is in the district of Chueca, which is known for its more grungy style. It’s open from Monday – Saturday from 10:30 - 21:30. There are clothes for men and women, and you’ll find that it has a distinctly 80s style.

Click here to see our guide to mens shopping in Madrid

Finding That Unique Outfit

Boutiques shopping in Madrid is so easy because all the designer stores are along one street. The street of Serrano in the Salamanca district is known as Madrid’s ‘Golden mile’ of shops, where you’ll easily find the highest quality clothes and the most unique styles. The prices reflect the quality, but if you are on a budget, it’s easy to find accessories instead of the full outfit.

Click here to read about shopping for the girls in Madrid

Related Pages

Madrid Shopping Guide - Main Index Page

Guide to Boutiques Shopping in Madrid
Dress Code in Madrid - Learn what types of clothing are worn by the locals
Girl's Guide To Shopping in Madrid
Men's Shopping Guide

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