SHOPPING
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JNBY-Croquis
Fashion hounds will already be well familiar with this Chinese fast fashion label but now you may want to get better acquainted, too.
Something Smells Like 'Mo
So what does a gay gay perfume smells like? Maybe a waft of dark room, spunky base notes of chlorine, heart of things best left out of print?
The Rent Shop
An arty kind of place, it offers trendy, yet totally wearable looks from Nordic designers and a handful of up-and-coming local talent, sold alongside tongue-in-cheek accessories.
The Outpost
Specializing in men's shoes and accessories, and having distributed to other stores in town for ages, they finally opened their own space in 2008, carrying an enviable list of names.
Santa Eulalia
Sitting proudly among the international labels’ flagship stores on Passeig de Gràcia, top luxury labels and bespoke tailoring and shirt-making.
Fantastik
Inflatable plastic pandas from Japan, Iranian wind-up toys, Chinese thermos flasks, Mexican virgins. One man’s tchochke is another man’s kitschy treasure here.
Casa Munich
Cool kicks for those in the know. Recognizable by their retro designs and distinctive X logo, this Made In Barcelona sneaker brand has been around since 1939.
Oscar H Grand
Skinny boys love his slim-fitting, ready-to-wear pieces, which are just a tad Comme des Garçon-esque - just more affordable.
Muntaner-Consell de Cent
What to wear tonight? This intersection is the retail central of Gayxample, where you’ll find outfits for the weekend ranging from the cool to the downright tacky.
Rambla de Catalunya
Running in parallel to luxury strip Passeig de Gràcia, this tree-lined shopping thoroughfare tends to be a bit more BCN bourgeois with chic independent shops.
Passeig de Gracia
This is the Fifth Avenue of the city, home to all the big luxury brands, mixed in with the flagship stores of mass market brands.
Tallers-Riera Baixa-Notariat
For bargain hunters and vintage fans, the dirty, narrow streets of Raval are a treasure trove waiting to be raided.
Ferran-Avinyo-Lledó
Youth fashion and, slightly hidden, the studio-shops of several local designers and independent stores.
Portal del Angel-Portaferissa
Shoppers from Barcelona’s sleeper satellites descend on this shopping artery every weekend. Find high street brand here, in particular the Spanish fast fashion brands.
El Born
Transformed in recent years into one of the most fashionable neighborhoods and tourist-friendly, boho-chic entertainment area.
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