This young Swedish brand has a huge following. Its Berlin flagship store is the first outside of Scandinavia and features the label's complete seasonal collections of men's and...

One of Berlin's more established independent labels, selling minimalist, clean-lined clothes.

This (supposedly) art deco monstrosity may not look like much from the outside, but inside it's pleasant enough. And with over 180 stores, it provides some much-needed shopping...

Three concept shops hidden in a courtyard behind the Acne store, AM 1-3 offer a reverently presented selection of cutting-edge, luxury designers, many of them local. The shop...

Unmarked and entirely empty, Apartment's huge white-box storefront is easy to miss. But head down to the basement and you'll find clothing, accessories and shoes from hot local...

In renovated arches under the S-Bahn tracks, scores of dealers sell furniture, jewellery, paintings and vintage clothing. Be warned: it's not cheap.

Berliner Klamotten is a guerrilla store and internet platform for over 140 local designers. Appearing and disappearing in empty spaces across the city, this arbiter of...

This is a showroom for local designers off the beaten shopping track at the eastern edge of Friedrichshain. Owners Theresa Meirer and Jörg Wichmann sell fashion, furniture,...

Carries clothing from edgy Scandinavian and Berlin labels such as Henrik Vibskov and Reality Studio as well as records, accessories and general miscellany. In addition to the...

The first German home for British label Fenchurch. Big Brobot also stocks Boxfresh, Stüssy and X-Large, among others. There are all sorts of cultish accessories, as well as...

Classy clobber for discerning gays who like to be noticed and don't mind paying for it. Think G-Star, Diesel, Calvin Klein. Ladies store Goldelse is accessed through the back.

Hundreds of stilettos, wedges and platforms in vivid shades and exotic shapes from the 1930s to the '90s, almost all in fine condition.

German labels such as Blutsgeschwister, Boogaloo and Berlin's own Volksmarke, plus Holland's King Louis and Colcci from Brazil, rub shoulders in this low-lit storefront....

Berlin's most established womenswear designer has extended her range to include men - items for both sexes are showcased in this loft space. Made with high-tech yarns and...