Hailing from Cameroon, Berlin-based designer Arrey Kono opened her much-anticipated shop in July. Objects in nature, like insects, waves and volcanoes, provide inspiration for her unique and statuesque creations. With her flagship location in Berlin’s Mitte, Arrey Kono’s collections can also be found in over 40 premium stores worldwide.
Munzstrasse 8
Mitte, Berlin
Tel: 49 (0)30 4737 4231www.arreykono.com
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Situated at Hackesher Markt in Mitte, DOM definitely has something for everyone. Beyond the silver medallion-covered storefront lies a wealth of trendy goods, ranging from disco décor to modish furnishings. Their quirky merchandise is constantly changing, making DOM a place to visit more than once while in Berlin.
Hackesher Markt
Mitte, Berlin
Tel: 49 (0)30 2809 8367www.dom-ck.com
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Located in up-and-coming Friedrichshain, Episoda sells funky, high-end streetwear. With its dark interior and gold accents, the ambiance here is a playful combination of Dracula’s lair meets Kanye West. While carrying brands like Psycho Cowboy, S’nob, Modstrom and Kiyuchi, Episoda also features local designers.
Boxhagenerstrasse 113 Friedrichshain, Berlin
Tel: 49 (0)30 7970 8042 www.episoda.de
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Situated slightly off the beaten path, Männer Gift sells unique furniture and gift items for the home. Whether it’s a ship toaster from Bugatti, Mukul Goyal’s strong-arm wine racks, or quirky cow bookends in the shape of Elvis and Marie Antoinette, Thomas Hoffman’s eccentric boutique stocks delightfully affordable goods.
Schonhauser Allee 66/67
10437 Berlin
Tel: 49 (0)30 56 73 92 62www.maennergift.de
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The former global creative director of Adidas (and developer of Y3), Michael Michalsky recently opened his first eponymous boutique in Berlin’s Mitte. He experiments with loud colors and bold silhouettes to create high quality fashion. With a motto of “Real Clothes for Real People,” Michalsky cites musical influences in creating his crisp, fashion forward designs.
Monbijouplatz 41,
10178 Berlin
Tel: 49 (0)30
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The second of two UVR locations on Oranienstrasse, UVR 2 has a distinctly different atmosphere than its neighbor. Designed to look like a tranquil forest, owner Mathyeu Davenne combines soothing green walls and ceilings with real birch trees. With affordable attire from hip, local designers, UVR 2 makes shopping feel like a walk in the park.
Oranienstrasse 36,
10999 Berlin
Tel: 49 (0)30
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Owned and designed by Christian Breil & Claudia Winkler, Holly is a bi-level boutique in the heart of Mitte. The ground floor features beautifully tailored women’s coats from Wingenbach, flirty dresses from Lis and funky accessories in all shapes and sizes. The lower level takes you back in time with sleek, vintage-inspired men’s apparel from labels like C Beau and
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One of the most elegant stores in Mitte, Herr Von Eden is boutique worthy of London’s Savlle Row. With tailored suits for men and women, owner/designer Bent Angelo Jensen combines impeccable tailoring with quirky colors and prints, creating an exceptional style reminiscent of Weimar Republic-era Berlin.
Alte Schonhauserstrasse 14
10119 Berlin
Tel: 49 (0)30 2404 8682www.herrvoneden.com
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Heimat is a hat paradise and easily one of the best hat shops in Berlin. Located on hip and happening Kastanienallee, Heimat carries classic brands like Meyser and Stetson amid emerging talents from South America and Europe. Whether your style is urban, retro, or modern, Heimat is equipped to outfit your head with the chicest hats around. Kastanenallee 13-14,
Prenzlauer
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Lil Shop, named after the owner Lil, is one of the few shops located on the new Gallery Row on Brunnenstrasse. A former guerrilla store, this now permanent fixture specializes in new and vintage collections from Comme des Garcons and Junya Watanabe. With a selection ranging from men’s pink patent-leather shoes to polka dotted, flower brooches for women, Lil
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Quartier 206 was designed by owner Anne-Maria Jagdfeld to be the ultimate, luxury shopping experience. Based on her worldly travels, Jagdfeld has amassed an enviable collection of labels ranging from 10 Corso Como and April 77, to Lanvin and Jil Sander. In addition to a revolving art gallery and an outdoor café, Quartier 206 also has a florist
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Clare & Mike Langhammer founded Fake PR for fashion and music, and it is now one of the most successful showrooms in Berlin. Located on the quiet street of Sophienstrasse in Mitte, they represent European designers on the cusp of worldwide fame. Be sure to make an appointment to check out labels like By Marlene Birger, Linda Farrow and
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Translating to “best dresser” in German, Besserdresser is a charming boutique located in Prenzlauer Berg. Owner Andrea Faupei makes nearly all the clothing in the back of the store, focusing more on flashes of inspiration as opposed to passing trends. With a range of items, from coats and dresses to jewelry and boots, Besserdresser will certainly make you
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Before Mitte became today's major destination, Karin Warburg and Dirk Jacoby opened a store there selling Drykorn products amongst many others. Today, Drykorn has its very own space, selling clothing “for beautiful people.” The designs are sophisticated and sleek, with just the right amount of edge.Neue Schonhauser Strasse 6
10117 Berlin
Tel: +49 (0)30 2804 5666www.drykorn.com
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From electric green lettering and bright white sci-fi interior to walls of the latest must-have sneakers, Depot 2 exemplifies the street wear sensation occurring in Berlin. They stock main players like Marc Ecko, Zoo York and Stussy alongside rising stars like IrieDaily and Berlin Specials. To keep the selection innovative, Depot 2 picks the edgiest and most directional pieces from
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