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Clothing Stores and Boutiques in San Diego.
All 38 clothing stores and boutiques we cover in San Diego, from La Jolla Village, Coronado and Little Italy, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
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Clothing Stores and Boutiques, district by district.
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Upscale women's boutique founded in 1968, carrying European and American designer lines along with jewelry, accessories and gifts.
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Designer women's fashion and handbags, plus shoes and jewelry the shop designs in collaboration with New York jeweler Erickson Beamon.
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Casual, California-style women's boutique open for more than 30 years, known for sweaters and knits, easy pants and one-off jewelry.
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Southern California shop open since 2013 selling a mix of clothing, shoes and home goods for men and women on the busiest block of Girard Ave.
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Casual, polished clothing for men and women on Prospect St, mixing imported European collections with handmade American pieces.
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Apparel rooted in Peruvian textile traditions, made mostly from natural fibers such as alpaca, plus leather goods and sterling silver jewelry.
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Prospect St shop with trend-driven men's and women's clothing and rotating artwork on the walls for visitors to browse.
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Encinitas-born activewear brand's Village store, selling performance and lounge clothing for men and women, with personal shopping, in-store events and community classes.
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Village branch of the athletic brand on Girard, selling athletic clothing, shoes, bags, hats and water bottles, next door to Vuori.
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Shoe shop with a European feel specializing in handcrafted shoes from Florence, Italy; named Best Shoe Store in the La Jolla Village readers' choice awards.
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Women's boho boutique with dresses, swim, outerwear, jewelry, handbags and hats, plus home gifts, maternity and bridal pieces, some made locally.
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Women's boutique in the 1501 India St building with timeless, mostly European-inspired clothing and a shoe selection sourced largely from Italy.
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Clothing and accessories boutique on the short West Fir Street shopping block between India and Columbia, listed by both the Little Italy Association and the city tourism board.
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Clothing, shoes and jewelry shop on lower India Street near Date St, one of the Little Italy boutiques the San Diego Tourism Authority lists for shoppers.
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Clothing, shoes and jewelry boutique in the 2355 India St building it shares with James Coffee Co., at the north end of the India Street shopping stretch.
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Skate and sneaker shop selling limited-edition Nike SB, Jordan and New Balance Numeric shoes, skate decks, its own Overload apparel and kids' items, with an in-house print service.
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Wedding-dress shop on University Ave, part of the Lovely Bride group of bridal boutiques, listed in the neighborhood's own shopping directory.
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Discount clothing boutique on upper 30th St selling well-known lifestyle clothing brands at a fraction of retail prices; its website trades under the Ragtown name.
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Boutique in the Yuma Building owned by Native American founder Ruth-Ann Thorn, selling Indigenous-made fashion, fine jewelry, beauty and gourmet foods, with a coffee bar inside.
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Comfort-focused shoe store stocking Birkenstock, Blundstone and similar brands for everyday wear, travel and city walking.
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Local apparel and gift company founded in 1995 in Horton Plaza, now on Fifth Ave, selling its own original garments and San Diego products.
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Women's clothing boutique on the 1100 block of Orange Ave, in the stretch of small independent shops between the Coronado Historical Association and the El Cordova Hotel.
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Independent shop on the 900 block of Orange Ave, listed under retail shopping by the Coronado Chamber of Commerce, a few blocks up from the Ferry Landing end of the street.
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Clothing shop in a multi-unit building on the 900 block of Orange Ave, listed by the Coronado Chamber of Commerce under clothing and retail shopping.
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Clothing shop at the Coronado Ferry Landing, a few steps from the San Diego Bay Ferry dock, listed by the Coronado Chamber of Commerce under clothing and retail.
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Women's fashion with a classic Hollywood glamour. One of the specialty shops inside the Hotel del Coronado.
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Beachwear and athleisure. One of the specialty shops inside the Hotel del Coronado.
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Women's surf shop from the family-owned South Coast Surf Shops, around since 1974, selling women's clothing, sundresses and footwear along with surf-inspired goods near the pier end of Newport Ave.
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Women's boutique carrying clothing, handmade accessories and work by local artists. Free alterations come with a purchase, a rare perk for a small shop.
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Lifestyle boutique selling men's underwear, clothing and gifts on the stretch of University Ave lined with Hillcrest's bars and restaurants.
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Clothing and accessories stall at Booth 7 of the Public Market; the brand says it donates $1 from every sale to six charitable organizations.
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Surf shop for board shorts, swimwear, sandals, sunglasses and watches from Hurley, O'Neill, Rip Curl, VonZipper, Smith and Rainbow.
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Lifestyle boutique mixing casual women's fashion and statement accessories with offbeat gifts, one of the few apparel shops here not built on souvenirs.
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Printed T-shirt and sportswear shop for men, women and kids, a go-to for a shirt to remember a San Diego trip or an easy gift.
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Boutique for the Australian label known for feminine printed dresses, swimwear and resort wear, with the full women's collection and accessories.
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Bohemian women's clothing, denim, dresses and accessories from the Urban Outfitters family; a separate FP Movement store at the mall carries activewear.
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Texas brand selling handmade western boots for men and women plus belts and leather accessories direct to customers at its own prices.
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Women's boutique with a West Coast style, selling floral dresses, skirts, tops and going-out pieces for day and night.
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Good to know
Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for clothing stores and boutiques in San Diego?
La Jolla Village has the most, with 10, followed by Coronado (6) and Little Italy (5). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many clothing stores and boutiques does this guide cover?
38, 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.
La Jolla Village Shopping Walk: Girard Avenue, Prospect Street and the Galleries
A walking loop through La Jolla Village: Warwick's and the Ascot Shop on Girard, the boutiques of the 7800 block, Quint and Joseph Bellows galleries, and Prospect St above the cove, with parking and hours.
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A Saturday in Little Italy: The Mercato, India Street and the Kettner Galleries
How to spend a Saturday in Little Italy: the Mercato on W Date St from 8am, Mona Lisa's deli counter, the boutiques and antiques of India St, and the galleries on Kettner Blvd, with where to park.
Read guide →North Park on Foot: Ray Street, 30th Street and University Avenue
A walking route through North Park: the Ray St block of makers and Mexican folk art, vintage and books on 30th St, and the shops along University Ave, with the city garage that makes it easy.
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