Los Angeles · 25 places · 11 districts
Gift and Specialty Shops in Los Angeles.
All 25 gift and specialty shops we cover in Los Angeles, from Old Pasadena, Third Street Promenade and Abbot Kinney, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
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Gift and Specialty Shops, district by district.
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An eyewear boutique for the Italian brand's sunglasses and optical frames, including its folding styles and the arrow-hinge models it is known for.
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Leica's Beverly Blvd store and gallery for the German brand's cameras, lenses and accessories, with photography books and rotating exhibitions.
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Full Apple retail store selling iPhone, Mac, iPad and accessories, with Genius Bar support and setup help for new devices. Easy to combine with a stop at Barnes & Noble.
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Artisan gift shop in the Shops on Holly with a focus on handcrafted jewelry, plus candles, cards, journals, wall art, pottery and leather goods.
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Lingerie boutique specializing in bras for fuller busts, with personal fittings by staff. Its sister shop Flattery covers smaller cup sizes.
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Independent gift and jewelry shop focused on artisan studio wares and handmade goods, with gift wrapping offered at the counter.
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Pens, notebooks, leather goods, eyewear and art supplies for creative people, most designed in-house in Boston and Tokyo. Located in the One Colorado block.
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Hi-fi audio shop with listening demos of high-end components and in-home setup and consulting services, on Union Street north of Colorado Blvd.
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Art supply store from the family-owned chain, stocking paint, paper, drawing tools and studio supplies for everyone from kids to working artists.
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Surf and skate shop in the Country Mart, carrying boards, wetsuits and beach gear for getting into the water at nearby Malibu beaches.
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Gift shop stocking homewares, stationery, clothing and small presents. A reliable stop on the boulevard for a host gift, card or birthday present.
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Shop of well-made everyday work tools such as pens, notebooks, pouches, bags and desk accessories. Good for practical, design-minded gifts for people who like good stationery.
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Edible nursery and culinary shop at the south end of the boulevard, selling herb and vegetable plants and kitchen goods, and running gardening and cooking classes.
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Apple store on the Promenade with staff specialists, free workshops, business advice and setup help for iPhone, Mac and iPad.
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Google's own retail store on the Promenade, for trying Pixel phones, Nest home devices and other Google hardware and AI features before buying.
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Luggage store in Santa Monica Place for the travel brand's suitcases, backpacks, briefcases and accessories, with staff to help compare sizes.
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Luggage specialist in Santa Monica Place selling suitcases and travel bags, one of three luggage stores in the mall alongside Tumi and BRIC'S.
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Apple's Westside store for iPhone, Mac and iPad, with a Genius Bar, Today at Apple sessions, in-store pickup and bookable Apple Vision Pro demos.
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T-shirt shop known for tongue-in-cheek tees packaged like LP records, plus original in-house graphic designs, on the 2nd Street strip.
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Anime collectibles shop stocking figures, trading cards, tabletop games, books and DVD and Blu-ray releases on the 300 block of E 2nd St.
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Gift shop for one-off finds: thin wooden cards, candles, jewelry, pillows, ceramics, and wooden trays, journals and flasks.
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Large curiosity and book store with colorful gifts, plushies and prayer candles, its own line of soaps, oils and lotions, and La Luz de Jesus gallery in back.
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Cocktail supply shop open since 2006 with glassware, bar tools, small-batch spirits, bitters, vintage barware and cocktail books, with staff who know the stock.
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Gift boutique with cards, stationery, and home and fashion items, leaning on local and California-based designers at affordable prices.
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Novelty shop styled as a store for time travelers, run as the storefront of the 826LA youth writing nonprofit and selling books of student work.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for gift and specialty shops in Los Angeles?
Old Pasadena has the most, with 6, followed by Third Street Promenade (4) and Abbot Kinney (3). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many gift and specialty shops does this guide cover?
25, across 11 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.
Records, Books and LA-Made Goods on the Eastside
The independent shops of Silver Lake, Los Feliz and Echo Park: record stores, bookshops open late, clothes and perfume made in Los Angeles, and gift shops where nothing looks like the mall.
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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Little Tokyo to the Arts District in a Day
Start with mochi and manga on 1st Street, crawl the record shops on 2nd, then walk east to Hauser & Wirth's free galleries, two great art bookshops and the warehouse stores of the Arts District.
Read guide →Keep shopping
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