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Clothing Stores and Boutiques in New York.
All 76 clothing stores and boutiques we cover in New York, from Herald Square & 34th Street, Hudson Yards and Tribeca, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
All 76
Clothing Stores and Boutiques, district by district.
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Six-story, 68,000-square-foot Nike flagship with a service desk, an Expert Studio for one-on-one product and training sessions, and a large Sneaker Lab.
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With more than 89,000 square feet of shopping space, NYC Tourism calls this Uniqlo the biggest retail store on Fifth Avenue.
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Major League Baseball's two-floor flagship at Rockefeller Center, with caps, jerseys and memorabilia for all 30 teams and a jersey customization station.
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Two-floor boutique of the Italian clothing label, done in marble, steel and warm beige, carrying the Women's, Aurea and Men's collections.
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One of several Ralph Lauren stores clustered at 72nd Street: this one at 867 Madison, with another at 888 across the avenue and Baby and Children shops at 872 and 878.
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Independent fashion boutique at 943 Madison, open seven days a week; one of the non-flagship stops on the avenue's upper stretch above 70th Street.
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Greene Street store for the Los Angeles label known for dresses and separates made from eco-friendly fabrics and repurposed vintage. Open until 8pm Monday to Saturday.
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Copenhagen label's Mercer Street store for its women's ready-to-wear and accessories, at the quieter south end of SoHo near Canal Street.
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Polo Ralph Lauren store with men's and women's departments, styling appointments, made-to-measure tailoring, alterations and repairs, and signature gift packaging.
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Outdoor brand's Broadway store with shells, down and climbing gear, plus ReBird services: resale of refurbished gear, on-site repair evaluation, free technical washing and trade-in credit.
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Patagonia's SoHo store for outdoor clothing and gear, with links to the brand's Worn Wear used-gear program and DIY care and repair guides.
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Spring Street flagship of the Los Angeles activewear brand, selling yoga wear and accessories for women and men a block off Broadway.
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The New York label's Gansevoort Street store for men's and women's clothing, focused on fit, fabric and what the brand calls foundational wardrobe essentials.
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Swedish outdoor brand's official New York store, carrying the full current product line. Staff help with fitting and do free G-1000 waxing, tailoring and repairs.
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London fashion brand's store on West 13th Street, in the former warehouse blocks of the district, selling its men's and women's collections.
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British heritage brand selling men's and women's ready-to-wear and accessories, with a restoration workshop inside the Gansevoort Street store.
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Men's and women's luxury concept store that opened during the pandemic, mixing designer labels on Gansevoort Street with a focus on the local community.
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Washington Street store for the Paige denim brand, carrying its jeans and a wider lifestyle collection of clothing for men and women.
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Three-floor H&M flagship at 34th and Broadway carrying kids, baby, maternity, men's and women's clothing plus beauty and home; open until 11pm daily.
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Zara's store on 34th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, a few doors from ALDO and Build-A-Bear on the same block; open until 9pm Monday to Saturday.
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Urban Outfitters just north of 34th Street on Broadway, carrying women's and men's clothing, accessories, beauty, vintage, UO Home and a Music + Tech section.
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Dr. Martens boots and shoes in the 1333 Broadway building just north of Herald Square, a short walk from Urban Outfitters in the same address.
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Athletic footwear, apparel and accessories at two 34th Street stores: this one at 112 W 34th (open to 10pm Monday to Saturday) and a second at 11 W 34th.
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ALDO shoes and accessories on the block between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, offering lower-priced styles a short walk west of the Empire State Building.
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The NHL's flagship store at Manhattan West, with apparel for every team and on-site jersey and T-shirt customization.
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Madison Square Garden's team store at the Seventh Avenue main entrance, with Knicks and Rangers gear including MSG-exclusive items.
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New York label's Level 1 store with ready-to-wear, handbags, footwear and fragrance; added to Hudson Yards with its latest handbag and accessory collections.
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Shoe boutique for handcrafted women's footwear that also carries a men's collection the mall says is sold only at this Hudson Yards store.
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Women's and men's label on Level 1, flagged as newly opened in the Hudson Yards shop directory; one of the floor's quieter designer stops near Dior and Fendi.
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Coach store on Level 1 carrying women's and men's bags, shoes and jewelry; a more affordable stop on the same floor as the luxury houses.
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Women's clothing store on Level 3; the mall's August 2026 back-to-school guide points to its sweatfleece tops for everyday wear.
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Mango clothing store on Level 3 of The Shops, listed in the current directory; Hudson Yards announced it in 2024 with styles inspired by the Mediterranean.
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Falconeri on Level 2 with women's and men's lines, listed in the current Hudson Yards directory alongside Faherty and AG; one of the brands named in a July 2026 NYC expansion report.
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Uniqlo on Level 2 for basics and everyday layers; the mall's back-to-school guide sends families here and to H&M on Level 3 for kids' styles.
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Women's shoe shop open on Mott Street since 2001, selling the brand's handcrafted leather footwear. Staff do in-person fittings and also handle the brand's online orders.
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Paris-inspired apartment-style shop for the French label's Sézane Essentials and gift ideas, with in-store pickup for orders placed online.
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Kith's NoHo flagship, with sneakers, Kith's own clothing and other brands, plus a Kith Treats cereal-and-ice-cream window.
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The New York designer's original shop, opened in 2006 on Duane Park, carrying her women's ready-to-wear and seasonal denim. The denim and men's store is across the park at 183 Duane.
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Second Duane Park store, converted in 2026 to denim staples with a rack of the designer's men's line and an espresso bar pouring the beans used at Frenchette.
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Women's flagship of the former online retailer, carrying established and emerging designers plus its house label La Garçonne Moderne. The men's shop is at 504 Greenwich St.
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Retail and event space founded by Denise Williamson, mixing clothing, housewares, jewelry, beauty and plants with rotating brand pop-ups and installations. Closed Mondays.
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Franklin Street boutique between Hudson and Varick carrying men's and women's fashion from lesser-known designers, plus its own Tribeca hats and cashmere flannels.
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Store at Church and Franklin for the label's soft cotton tees, cashmere sweatshirts, wide-leg pants and shearling slippers for men and women.
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First store of the ski-wear line founded by two Tribeca residents, at Hudson and Duane, selling technical shells, base layers and luxury sportswear for slopes and city.
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The Tribeca store of Concepts, the Boston-founded sneaker boutique and clothing shop.
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The New York label's West Village boutique for its shoes, bags and jewelry, with store-exclusive ready-to-wear, early access to new arrivals and a stylist on hand for event dressing.
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Christopher Street shop for the New York label that began as a denim brand in 2002, now carrying men's and women's clothing, jeans and accessories.
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The Danish model-turned-designer's first New York boutique, open since 2014, selling versatile wardrobe staples such as jeans, tops and dresses.
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Greenwich Avenue boutique founded in 1999 that stocks clothing, shoes and jewelry from small luxury labels, mixing established names with emerging designers.
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Bleecker Street shop for the casual clothing brand Marine Layer, one of the stores NYC Tourism lists among the top shops in the West Village.
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One of the London retailer's several New York stores, taking up 309 to 313 Bleecker Street with upscale clothing and accessories for men and women.
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Minimalist corner shop on Bleecker Street for the Los Angeles designer's upscale casual clothing for men and women, with attentive staff.
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Ludlow Street boutique for men and women stocking owner Greg Armas' deconstructed basics line alongside lesser-known international designers.
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Flagship store of the Lower East Side fashion designer Sandy Liang, on the lower stretch of Orchard Street a few doors from Desert Vintage.
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Fashion boutique on Stanton Street, a block off Orchard, for the label known for its oversized, modern suiting for women.
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Womenswear label's Orchard Street store for refined wardrobe staples that are designed and made in New York City.
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The brand's women's flagship in an 1899 Neo-Renaissance building on Fifth Avenue, carrying the full women's collection with rotating art, photography and design books.
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Women's workwear store on Fifth between 20th and 21st Streets with suiting, dresses and blouses. Staff order out-of-stock sizes and book free styling sessions by phone.
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New Balance flagship on Fifth Avenue in Flatiron with the full collection, a 3D foot scanner and trade-ins for vouchers worth up to 25% of the original price.
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Sneaker consignment store selling new and rare pairs from many brands, with in-store consignment drop-off.
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Independent women's boutique open since 2013, mixing advanced ready-to-wear and luxury basics with accessory labels, shoes, jewelry, apothecary, home goods and stationery.
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Outdoor and running brand's third NYC store, opened May 2026 between 72nd and 73rd. Trail and running sneakers, hydration vests, socks, totes and apparel.
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Yoga and athleisure brand store between 69th and 70th Streets, listed among the neighborhood's 2026 openings by West Side Rag.
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Athletic apparel store at 70th Street. When the brand closed its Broadway shop near Columbia in April 2026, signage sent customers to this Columbus Avenue location.
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Upper West Side sneaker boutique and streetwear shop.
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Women's boutique mixing Tibetan influences with modern dressing, from owner Pema Kongpo. Affordable clothing, footwear and accessories, including an in-house line.
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Denim store of about 3,000 square feet with men's and women's jeans, tops and accessories. An on-site tailor shop handles hemming and custom embroidery.
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Kith's Brooklyn flagship, with sneakers and the brand's own clothing.
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Full-price store for the New York designer, named as a featured brand on the mall's about page. Flats, handbags and ready-to-wear.
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Store for the Italian sneaker brand, listed in the mall's directory. Distressed leather sneakers are the main draw; nearby AMIRI and Rudsak cover more designer streetwear.
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Low-price Irish clothing chain named on the mall's about page as a notable tenant. Basics, fashion and homewares at budget prices.
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Store for the Spanish chain listed in the mall's directory, selling women's and men's tops, pants, shoes, bags, accessories and fragrances.
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Branch of the Irish budget clothing chain listed in the mall's directory, with low-priced women's, men's and children's fashion.
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Japanese casual wear store listed in the mall's directory, with men's, women's and kids' basics, graphic tees, loungewear and accessories.
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Store listed in the mall's directory selling low-priced men's and women's streetwear, leisure clothing, shoes, underwear and accessories.
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Women's apparel shop listed in the mall's directory, selling clothing, shoes and accessories. Zara, H&M and UNIQLO are other fashion stops in the mall.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for clothing stores and boutiques in New York?
Herald Square & 34th Street has the most, with 8, followed by Hudson Yards (8) and Tribeca (8). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many clothing stores and boutiques does this guide cover?
76, across 15 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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