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Allens Boots


Western wear institution
1522 S. Congress Avenue
Austin, TX 78704
United States
+1 512 447 1413
http://www.allensboots.com
Smack in the middle of the funky shops reviving this South Congress shopping district lies an old-fashioned Western store that's been here for years. The tan stucco exterior is pretty non-descript, but the boot-emblazoned sign by the door leaves no doubt as to Allen's leanings. This is a serious shop for serious Western wear, from the Wranglers to Justin boots and more. This is where you can grab a classic Resistol hat and a pair of ropers, or a fancier set of lizard or snake skin boots. Fancy duds are available, but so are serious work clothes. While urban cowboys are welcome to shop here, the store caters to the real thing, too.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Allens Boots photo by Nika Vee
Photo: Nika Vee
Allens Boots photo by Ben Christen
Photo: Ben Christen
Allens Boots photo by Lucy diLorenzo
Photo: Lucy diLorenzo
Allens Boots photo by Misty White
Photo: Misty White
Allens Boots photo by Erik Lillimagi
Photo: Erik Lillimagi
Allens Boots photo by Doug Lenox
Photo: Doug Lenox
Allens Boots photo by Jory
Photo: Jory
Allens Boots photo by Andy Timithy
Photo: Andy Timithy
Allens Boots photo by Jen Irlbacher
Photo: Jen Irlbacher
Allens Boots photo by Krissy Teegerstrom
Photo: Krissy Teegerstrom
Allens Boots photo by Nicole C. Kibert
Photo: Nicole C. Kibert
 

 
Avenue


Large size ladies' apparel and more
5400 Brodie Ln
Austin, TX 78745
United States
+1 512 891 9039
http://www.avenue.com
This store sells a wide selection of apparel for larger sized women. It carries only its own brand of design, most fashions are modern, sleek and sophisticated, avoiding the too-bland or outrageous pieces that many plus sized women are used to encountering. Most clothing is casual to semi-casual knitwear, sweaters, blouses, pants and skirts, along with some active-wear. The store also sells shoes, intimates and accessories, including jewelry and watches. All items are moderately priced.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
By George (and By George Women)


Upscale, simple sophistication
2324 Guadalupe
Austin, TX 78705
United States
+1 512 472 2731
http://www.bygeorgeaustin.com/
The premise behind these upscale stores is simple, sophisticated fashion that allows the wearer to express their individual style. Looks are classic, yet hip and contemporary. Designer lines of shoes, clothing and accessories include Diesel, BCBG, Jill Stuart, Vivienne Tam, Theory and Kate Spade. By George, the store on The Drag, tends to attract a younger crowd, whereas By George Women (2905 San Gabriel) is popular with a more mature, yet stylish, patron. Selections available in each store reflect this division. Hours vary by location.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Callahan's


Western outfitters and general store
501 Highway 71
Austin, TX 78741
United States
+1 512 385 3452
This well-known store has been filling the western wear needs of Texans for many years. Both locals and visitors come here to find authentic cowboy boots and western hats, belts, shirts, and much more. This is also a fully stocked rustic superstore with all kinds of supplies like hardware, farm equipment, housewares, fishing gear, feed and seed among them. Customers can always expect old-fashioned, friendly service, which makes even the city folk feel right at home.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Callahan's photo by katherine strickland
Photo: katherine strickland
 

 
Clarksville District


Shopping and sightseeing
Bounded by W 6th & 10th Sts, W Lynn & Waterston
Austin, TX 78703
United States
Wander through the residential neighborhood behind the busy shops and see some of Austin's most fantastic historical homes. If you are looking for an area that shows off a little bit of every part of Austin's eclectic style, this neighborhood is perfect. You will also find many restaurants to dine in when you take a break from all of the shopping. For many years, this beautiful neighborhood was considered the outskirts of the city. Now, sitting just west of downtown and centrally located, it is a bustling shopping district with fabulous boutiques and wonderful eateries.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Clarksville District photo by David Neff
Photo: David Neff
 

 
Cupidz Closet


Shop for a cause
3663 Bee Caves Road
Suite 4C
Austin, TX 78746
United States
+1 512 328 6446
http://cupidzclozet.com
Cupidz Clozet is a store different from the rest - all of its profits go to charity and it has donated more than $150,000 to various causes since its opening in 2002. It stocks both vintage and contemporary clothes, jewelry, and some ornamental accessories, both for you and for your home. Remember, you are contributing to a worthy cause, so keep their slogan in mind and "shop with heart".

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Designer Exchange


An Austin Must See Boutique!
7739 Northcross Dr #S
Austin, TX 78757
United States
+1 512 452 0606
http://www.designerexchange.com
This designer clothes shop has been selling quality good clothes to local people for the last 15 years. Some people have referred to this store as the Neiman Marcus of consignment stores. The store carries boutique goods, womens fashions and trends, and in addition you can find everything from evening wear to casual. If you are shopping in Austin for clothes and want to impress, you can not miss stopping at the Designer Exchange. The proprietor could not be nicer and often treats clients to her own views from Carl Jung to Sisyphus.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Designer Exchange photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Eclectic


The name says it all
700 North Lamar Blvd
Austin, TX 78703
United States
+1 512 477 1816
http://www.eclecticfurnishings...
All manner of ethnic-influenced merchandise abounds at this cavernous downtown outlet. Rustic, colorful furniture from around the world is generally in large supply here, along with Zulu baskets, dinnerware from Italy, Portugal and Mexico, and decorative items like hand-painted and carved animals from Oaxaca. There is also a selection of imported clothing, such as tribal-inspired pants and sarongs, and sterling silver jewelry with semi-precious stones. The store receives frequent shipments, so customers can check back often for new finds.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Eclectic photo by treemonkey82
Photo: treemonkey82
 

 
Eclectic Eyewear


Unusual specs
2510 Guadalupe
Austin, TX 78705
United States
+1 512 472 5881
Eclectic Eyewear offers both the service of certified opticians and a collection of the funkiest glasses around. If you are looking for traditional frames, this probably is not the store for you. If you are in search of something a bit more unusual, come on in. These styles are fabulous! Glasses come in all shapes, colors and sizes, even triangular and rectangular. Designers include Calvin Klein, Armani, Silhouette, Guess, Elite and L'Exotica.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
El Interior


A taste of Guatemala
1009 West Lynn St
Austin, TX 78703
United States
+1 512 474 8680
http://www.elinterior.com/
Nestled within the affluent neighborhood of Clarksville is this cozy little slice of Central American ambiance. Whether it is beautiful hand-woven rugs, straw hats, beaded necklaces, or other household and clothing items you are looking for, El Interior will have it strait from Mexico or Guatemala and made by individual artists (not mass-market companies). Whatever you have in mind, this place either has it, or can get it for you. Browsing is half the fun; the place is a treat for the senses.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Electric Ladyland/Lucy in Disguise with Diamonds


Costumes, vintage clothes
1506 S Congress Ave
Austin, TX 78704
United States
+1 512 444 2002
http://www.lucyindisguise.com
This is by far Austin's most notorious vintage shop, and its most flamboyant. This fabulous store is largely a costume shop packed with thousands of choices ranging from gorilla suits to bullfighters to princesses; and the store carries all the necessary accessories to boot. If your personal style is unconventional (to say the least), there is a huge selection of retro clothing suitable for everyday wear as well.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Electric Ladyland/Lucy in Disguise with Diamonds photo by Eddie Codel
Photo: Eddie Codel
Electric Ladyland/Lucy in Disguise with Diamonds photo by Shira Gotshalk
Photo: Shira Gotshalk
Electric Ladyland/Lucy in Disguise with Diamonds photo by Viva la Hanza
Photo: Viva la Hanza
Electric Ladyland/Lucy in Disguise with Diamonds photo by patti_heck
Photo: patti_heck
 

 
Emeralds


Designer clothing, shoes, gifts, toiletries
624 North Lamar
Austin, TX 78703
United States
+1 512 476 4496
http://emeralds.typepad.com/gi...
This is the kind of store that you enter, intent on finding that perfect present for someone, and then leave with the gift plus a number of items for yourself. The store carries stylish clothing and footwear from such names as BCBG, French Connection, Free People, Michael Stars, Guess, Steve Madden, Charles David, along with jewelry, bijoux, toiletries, decorative accessories and an extensive card collection. The unique "open" and "closed" signs read "yes" and "no", respectively. If "yes" is lit up, be sure to stop in and browse the unique gifts and upscale, trend-setting fashions.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Emeralds photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Fetish


Women's shoes store
1112 North Lamar Blvd
Austin, TX 78703
United States
+1 512 457 1007
As the name might imply, this contemporary boutique for women started out as a shoe store, and it still boasts an impressive collection of footwear. The entire back half of the shop is wallpapered with shoes, from boots to ballerina flats. Handbags and jewelry are strikingly original, while the clothing from designers such as Laundry, French Connection, Parallel and Theory allow customers to make a hip statement from the tip of their hair jewelry to the spike in their heel.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Fetish photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Flipnotics Clothespad


New and vintage clothing
1603 Barton Springs Road
Austin, TX 78704
United States
+1 512 322 9011
http://www.flipnotics.com
Downstairs from the popular Flipnotics Coffeespace is Flipnotics Clothespad, which offers an unusual selection of clothing and accessories for stylish young folk. Designers for men include Red Sand, BC Ethic and Filter. Women's designers include Lip Service, Jane Doe and Serious. If the new clothing is a bit too hip for your taste, wander to the back of the store where the retro fashions are located. Throughout the shop are novelty items to catch your eye, like Pee Wee Herman clocks, fuzzy purses, Dashboard Hula Girls, Flame-Covered Wallets and more. It is truly a wacky wonderland.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Garden Room


Upscale, full-service boutique
Five Jefferson Square
Austin, TX 78731
United States
+1 512 458 5407
http://www.gardenroom.citysear...
This luxurious boutique carries women's clothing from the likes of Maureen Keene and Tessuto, shoes, hats, jewelry, fragrances and Parisian Diptyque candles. This is the only store in Central Texas designated as a Home Collection Store for MacKenzie-Childs. In a crunch for time? Try their new service, The Dressing Room. Call ahead and they will order you lunch from Ella's and have a dressing room stocked with appropriate choices for you to slip on when you arrive. Talk about pampering!

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Grove Hill Austin


For the Upscale Woman
5th & Lamar
Whit Hanks Shopping Center
Austin, TX
United States
+1 512 347 0707
http://www.grovehillaustin.com/
Designed with the upscale lady in mind, Grove Hill Austin has unique, fun and one-of-a-kind items you may not find anywhere else. With clever rings, dangling necklaces, terrific tops and hand-painted shoes, this classy boutique has it all for the sophisticated gal.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Harold's Outlet Barn


Classic clothing for men and women
8611 North Mopac Expressway
Austin, TX 78759
United States
+1 512 794 9036
http://www.harolds.com
Here you will find high-quality, classic clothing and accessories for women and men at outlet prices. That means you will find everything from business suits to great-fitting jeans, all classically styled, but just modern enough to keep from being boring. This is the place to shop for a little black dress, an interview suit, a basic cashmere sweater, and the shoes and handbags to pull it all together. The casual clothes are distinctive, with a Southwestern preppy flair, and the helpful staff will create great outfits from the most unlikely elements. You will even be offered something to drink while you are shopping.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Hill's Cafe


It won't make a hole in your pocket!
2728 South Congress Avenue
Austin, TX 78745
United States
+1 512 851 9300
http://www.hillscafe.com
This cafe is one of the hottest spots to mingle, at Austin. The Hills are alive with the sound of music, food and attentive service. Dig into the succulent sizzler's, salads, soups, barbecues; the wine list is endless and the menu includes both lunch and dinner. Located very conveniently near the Austin Bergstrum International Airport, climb those hills, it's worth it.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Hill's Cafe photo by Lipgloss Junkie
Photo: Lipgloss Junkie
Hill's Cafe photo by Summer
Photo: Summer
 

 
James Avery Craftsman


Hand-crafted jewelry
6001 Airport Blvd
Highland Mall
Austin, TX 78752
United States
+1 512 452 0271
http://www.jamesavery.com
Based out of Kerrville in the Texas Hill Country, James Avery Craftsman inscribes simple jewelry pieces with subtle theistic symbols. The pieces are all hand crafted and have a distinct, recognizable look. Items are largely made with silver, but there is a good selection of pewter and gold pieces as well. The jewelry is sold throughout Texas and also in four stores outside of the state.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
La Cosecha Latin American Folk Art


Folk art and clothing boutique
3703 Kerbey Lane
Austin, TX 78731
United States
+1 512 450 0650
Located in the upscale Kerbey Lane shopping strand, La Cosecha Latin American Folk Art features an amazing array of products. This boutique carries both men and women's ethnic chic styles, generally of rayon, cotton, silk or batik. Accessories include authentic Panama hats, hand woven agave purses, Guatemalan knit bags, scarves and tribal jewelry. Housed in the same space is an extensive collection of locally produced stained glass, Peruvian pottery, Andean tapestries, devotional art and rain forest ceramics. Decorate your body and home at the same time.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Legs Diamond


Wild shoes
1908 Guadalupe St
Austin, TX 78705
United States
+1 512 477 1559
http://www.legsdiamondboutique...
If you are looking either for ultra-modern or retro-inspired shoes for men or women, this is the place to go. A variety of funky footwear is always in stock, including brands like N.Y.L.A. and Doc Martens boots. Platforms, and styles such as steel-toed boots, sandals, creepers, Go-Go boots, flat Mary Jane shoes, and too many others to list are available. There is more to explore here beyond shoes, as the store also carries an array of accessories. Browse through belts, wallets, T-shirts, costume jewelry, even wigs and incense, to find that offbeat, must-have item. The space is small and often crowded on weekends, but worth the effort.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Legs Diamond photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Northcross Mall


Everything under one roof
2525 W Anderson Ln
Austin, TX 78757
United States
+1 512 451 9311
Consider this north Austin mall as an alternative to the colder, more impersonal mega-malls that have become standard in recent years. This shopping center is a bit cozier, with some unusual finds inside. Despite its smaller size, though, shoppers will still be able to browse department stores like Oshman's and Bealls, or catch a movie at the resident theater. In addition, the mall offers the only ice skating rink in town, and is home to specialty shops such as Gamefellas, Lammes Candies, and Guitar Center, as well as the Museum of Fine Arts.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Northcross Mall photo by Xoxoxtc
Photo: Xoxoxtc
 

 
Pangaea Trading Company


Imported treasures
2712-B Guadalupe
Austin, TX 78705
United States
+1 512 472 3533
This small store is easy to miss when you are driving by, but you will want to stop and shop. The inventory includes affordable imported clothing, accessories, and gifts from Bali, Thailand, Nepal, Africa and India. Unique jewelry, sparkling barrettes, candleholders, iridescent make-up bags, beautiful hand-dyed dresses, eclectic pants and more are showcased. Explore the well-crafted boxes, mirrors, woodcrafts, and bags. The store is packed full of special works of art, you may spend hours looking through all they have to offer.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Sandals and Such


Shoes, hats, sunglasses
621 West Seventh St
Austin, TX 78701
United States
+1 512 477 0997
Not only will you find a good selection of sandals here, but also a variety of sunglasses, shoes and hats. Men's shoes are offered in a variety of styles; check out men's clogs, rope sandals, casual slip-ons, good-looking flip-flops, plus shoes for golfing and water activities. Women will find the same options including the golf shoes. Sports shoes are also sold; you will find Simple, Vans, Sketchers and more. Sandal brands include Teva, Haflinger, Dr. Martens, Azaleia, Sensi, Seychelles, Ecco, Merrell, Reef and La Plume. Online shopping is available.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Sheplers


Western wear
6001 Middle Fiskville Rd
Austin, TX 78752
United States
+1 512 454 3000
http://www.sheplers.com
This western wear store offers everything the urban cowboy needs to make it through the day — and all kinds of souvenirs for the rest of us. Part of a popular chain of stores, this branch, located close to Highland Mall, is large and stocked full of items like belts, boots, hats and clothing for men and women. Look for their Justin, Tony Lama or Luccesse Boots if you want authentic goods. They also carry a good selection of Carhartt Work Wear, Wranglers, Ropers, Stetson hats and other cowboy staples.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Sheplers photo by lapsus_memoriae
Photo: lapsus_memoriae
 

 
Texas Hatters


Authentic custom cowboy hats
5003 Overpass Road
Austin, TX 78610
United States
+1 512 295 4287
http://www.texashatters.com
Once you have been in Texas long enough to buy a pair of boots, your next step is a cowboy hat. This shop, founded on two generations of know-how, is famous not only in the Lone Star State, but also around the country. Presidents, Hollywood actors and country singers get topped here. Everything from Panamas ($60) to 100 percent beaver hats ($400) are hand-shaped and designed for your own head and personality. The process is so individualized that if you order your hat, you will have to send more than just your measurements. They also want your photo to know exactly where the hat will sit. A spectrum of colors and styles are available. Visit their website for more information.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Texas Hatters photo by Stuart Cammack
Photo: Stuart Cammack
Texas Hatters photo by ZKat2
Photo: ZKat2
 

 
The Bazaar


Women's clothing/costumes
1605 E Riverside Dr
Austin, TX 78741
United States
+1 512 448 0736
In business since 1966, this one-of-a-kind shop stocks hip, everyday clothing, along with more daring items and costume accessories. The selection of lingerie ranges from retro-inspired feminine pieces like garter belts and teddies to edgier leather and vinyl intimates. Other merchandise includes Mary Jane-style shoes, Greek sandals, lots of costume jewelry and mix-and-match swimsuit separates. There are even some items for men, such as silk boxer shorts and swim trunks. Long known for its supply of outrageous makeup and wigs, it now has a full-scale costume shop next door.

Review © 2007, Wcities
The Bazaar photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Therapy Clothing


Ease and attitude
1113 South Congress Ave
Austin, TX 78704
United States
+1 512 326 2331
http://www.therapyclothing.com
This is a clothing store with creative design and rare energy. The clothing ranges from simple to chic, designed to be comfortable but stylish. Visit the Austin store location or call and request a beautiful catalog of merchandise. The store associates its clothing with the unique style of Austin and its music scene. In the catalog instead of professional models it asked local female artists and musicians to model its clothing.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Therapy Clothing photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Things Celtic


Jewelry, Music, Stone Carvings
1806 West 35th Street
Austin, TX 78703
United States
+1 512 472 2358
http://www.thingsceltic.com/
This store specializes in the Celtic art of Crawford Shortt. He designs Celtic knotworks, sundials and goddess figures all carved in stone. He uses native Texas materials to produce the work in limestone, sandstone and quartz crystals. Most of the art is made from recycled material, donated items or found objects. The shop also carries Celtic music by native Irishmen and imported jewelry from Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Turquoise Trading Post


Native American art and jewelry
6009 Burnet Road
Austin, TX 78757
United States
+1 512 323 5011
http://www.texasttp.com
Since 1994, this shop has specialized in the sale of Zuni fetish carvings, Pueblo pottery, metal wall hangings, unique copper lamps, jewelry and other art influenced and made by Native Americans. The jewelry, much of which is created by artist Ben Turquoise, especially stands out. It is made with a variety of semi-precious stones, shells, glass beads and silver, in many different arrangements. The store receives new merchandise frequently. Check the Web site for new arrivals, featured artists and additional information on its wares.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Wild About Music


Music-themed gift shop and gallery
115 E 6th Street
Austin, TX 78701
United States
+1 512 708 1700
http://www.wildaboutmusic.com
This unique shop showcases gifts with a Texas music theme, offering jewelry, furniture, T-shirts, posters, books and more. The large gallery space features sculptures and oil paintings, among other artworks, all capturing the music spirit of Austin and the state. Local, national and international artists are represented and all work is for sale. One of the featured artists, Larry Plitz, creates beautiful and eclectic aquariums made from old television sets. Explore the gallery's website for a tour of the online Virtual Art Gallery.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
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