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Clothing Stores and Boutiques in Los Angeles.
All 55 clothing stores and boutiques we cover in Los Angeles, from West Hollywood & Melrose, Malibu Country Mart & Lumber Yard and Third Street Promenade, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
All 55
Clothing Stores and Boutiques, district by district.
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The Italian label's Rodeo shop, a reliable stop for its camel-hair coats and outerwear along with knitwear, suiting and seasonal ready-to-wear for women.
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The Italian sneaker brand's Rodeo store, home to its deliberately distressed sneakers, with in-store customization plus jackets and denim.
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The Austrian hosiery and bodywear brand's Brighton Way boutique, selling tights, bodysuits, shapewear and fitted knit dresses.
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The LA designer's store just off Melrose Place for relaxed California womenswear, cashmere knits and a home collection of furniture and decor.
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The LA brand's Melrose shop for soft cotton tees, sweats and casual separates for men and women, in a clean, minimal space.
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The Stockholm label's WeHo store for men's and women's ready-to-wear, denim, scarves and shoes; appointments are available.
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The LA-founded sportswear brand's Melrose store for heavyweight hoodies, sweatpants and graphic tees, with seasonal capsule drops.
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The Copenhagen brand's West Hollywood store for printed dresses, denim, knitwear and its Bou bags and buckle shoes.
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The New York designer's Beverly Blvd boutique for bohemian dresses and apparel, plus jewelry, bags, shoes, swimwear and denim.
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The wellness-minded label's LA flagship, opened April 2026, with logo sweats, tees, accessories and lifestyle goods plus LA exclusives and vintage tees.
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The Japanese streetwear label's Melrose store, known for camo prints, shark hoodies and limited sneaker and tee drops.
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A Robertson Blvd boutique with a Euro-leaning edit of designer womenswear and accessories, in the Design District's southern end near Beverly Blvd.
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Ronnie Fieg's streetwear store on the Sunset Strip for Kith's own collections, brand collaborations and a deep sneaker wall.
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Kim Kardashian's shapewear and basics brand's Sunset Blvd store, with loungewear, underwear and bodysuits to try on in person.
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The skate and streetwear label's Sunset Strip store, where weekly product drops draw lines; hoodies, tees, caps and accessories.
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The New York label's LA flagship in an ivy-covered building at Melrose Place, designed by Griffin Frazen, with womenswear, bags and shoes plus exclusives sold only here.
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The LA-born label's Melrose Place shop for its sculptural handbags and colorful womenswear, from knit dresses to swim and shoes.
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The LA-born sustainable womenswear label's Melrose store, just west of Fairfax, with its dresses, denim, knits and shoes, plus a Melrose-specific edit on its site.
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Newly opened store, per The Grove's directory, carrying the American brand's clothing and accessories for women and men, from polo shirts and knitwear to tailoring.
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Women's fashion store for the Canadian retailer, with its in-house labels covering trousers, knitwear, outerwear and everyday dresses.
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Parisian contemporary fashion label with women's and men's ready-to-wear, from tailored jackets to knitwear and dresses.
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Store for the Parisian women's label, selling dresses, tweed jackets, knitwear and leather accessories. Sits alongside sister brand Sandro in the center.
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Store for the Los Angeles-based label's knitwear, silk tops, trousers and outerwear for women and men in a quiet, neutral palette.
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Store for the Los Angeles denim brand, with jeans for women and men plus tops, jackets and dresses. Staff can help with fit across the brand's cuts.
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Design-focused shop with all-gender fashion, jewelry, footwear, art, beauty, books and music, plus a reservable event studio. Also home to the youth arts nonprofit Mesmerized.
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Handmade, one-of-a-kind handbags and accessories by a designer who works with European fabrics and vintage finds. Tucked into Douglas Alley at One Colorado.
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Basement-level boutique below Colorado Blvd focused on sneakers, hats, vintage clothing and small Los Angeles streetwear brands.
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Clothing, accessories, gifts, home decor and a kitchen section inside a historic brick building at One Colorado, with a sale room on site.
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Brand store for the outdoor label's technical shells, layers and packs, with product guidance and community events such as clinics and run clubs.
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Eyewear boutique for the Los Angeles optical brand, with handcrafted frames and sunglasses made in limited quantities, in the Mart's 3900 Cross Creek building.
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Store for the label's layered, patchwork bohemian clothing in hand-dyed and distressed fabrics, a distinct look among the Mart's shops. Open daily.
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Boutique carrying Brazeau Tricot, the women's knitwear label founded by Laurie Brazeau, with knits, silks and cashmere in natural fibers. Open by appointment outside hours.
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Store for the beach-inspired clothing brand, with soft shirts, swim trunks, knits and blankets for men and women, suited to a Malibu afternoon.
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Store for the surf-rooted sustainable clothing brand, with organic cotton tees, shirts, trunks and jackets for men and women.
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Store for the Los Angeles women's label known for silk blouses, tailored blazers and denim, listed in the Country Mart's directory.
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Country Mart store for the Los Angeles-based label's knitwear, silk tops and trousers for women and men in a quiet, neutral palette.
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Store for the brand of soft, sustainable loungewear and travel clothing, with easy layers suited to Malibu weather. Listed in the Country Mart directory.
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Store for the Los Angeles brand's soft cotton tees, sweatshirts and casual clothing at the Malibu Lumber Yard, where the brand has renewed a long-term lease.
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Fashion and lifestyle boutique a few doors from Garrett Leight and Aesop. A browse for laid-back Westside clothing and accessories between the fragrance and eyewear shops.
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Flagship of the Venice-born eyewear brand selling optical frames and sunglasses, with a Modshop where you can customize frame colors and lenses for your own pair.
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Eyewear label designed here in Venice and made in France, selling its own sunglasses and optical frames. A local alternative to the bigger eyewear brands on the boulevard.
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Store for the shoemaker's distinctive boots, heels and lace-ups for women and men, with bold shapes and colors you won't find at mall shoe stores.
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Women's boutique selling bohemian, beach-leaning dresses, tops and accessories, the easy Venice look in one shop. Good for vacation and summer pieces.
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Larger Santa Monica Uniqlo that opened on the Promenade in December 2025, with the Japanese brand's full range of basics, outerwear and collaborations.
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Large Zara on the Promenade with women's and men's fashion. A dependable stop for current trend pieces at moderate prices in Downtown Santa Monica.
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Outdoor clothing store on the Promenade, with gear for climbing, skiing, surfing, fly fishing, paddling and trail running.
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Store for the London label inside Santa Monica Place, known for leather jackets, knitwear and dark, rock-leaning clothing for women and men.
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Women's boutique in Santa Monica Place for the Los Angeles brand's embroidered tunics, dresses, kimonos and printed silk pieces.
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Sportswear store in Santa Monica Place with running shoes, sneakers and athletic apparel for women, men and kids, a block from the Promenade's other big brands.
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Store for the Italian lingerie and sleepwear brand in Santa Monica Place, with bras, silk slips, loungewear and knit layering pieces.
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The casual Southern California-themed teen and young-adult brand's mall store on the second level, near Macy's, with jeans, tees, hoodies and swim.
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The Spanish fast-fashion chain's Century City store, with women's, men's and kids' collections refreshed weekly; open later than most of the mall, until 10pm daily.
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Streetwear label remixing Japanese motifs such as Mt. Fuji, bonsai and maneki-neko onto tees and hoodies; the brand sells in this Japanese Village Plaza shop only.
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Women's clothing, home accents and accessories made in California, by a women-owned co-op in Peru and at a fair-trade factory in India.
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Designer's own women's clothing made in Los Angeles from organic and recycled blends, designed and cut in the studio behind the shop.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for clothing stores and boutiques in Los Angeles?
West Hollywood & Melrose has the most, with 15, followed by Malibu Country Mart & Lumber Yard (9) and Third Street Promenade (7). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many clothing stores and boutiques does this guide cover?
55, across 10 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.
Melrose Avenue: Vintage to the Design District
A west-bound walk down Melrose Avenue, from the resale racks and Sunday flea market near Fairfax to the quiet boutiques of Melrose Place and the West Hollywood Design District, with a loop down Robertson to Beverly Boulevard.
Read guide →An Afternoon on Abbot Kinney
A slow walk down Venice's mile-long boulevard of independent shops: perfume houses, local eyewear, Scandinavian home goods, gift stops and selvage denim, with coffee, ice cream and a garden-room dinner along the way.
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Rodeo Drive & the Golden Triangle Walk
An afternoon up Rodeo Drive from Wilshire Boulevard to the top of the 400 block: Swiss watchmakers, Paris jewelers and the big fashion houses, with a turn through Two Rodeo's cobbled lane and two free hours of parking.
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