if you are looking for unusual and also affordable women's fashion in vienna and don't want to go…read moreto the usual high street stores, this is definitely the right place for you. they always stock very trendy but wearable items, staff is nice and helpful and I usually have to buy at least one or two items when I go there. I hate going to big department stores and also don't want to wear the same stuff 80% of other women are wearing, so if you are looking for something different, here it is ;)

Large scale of famous brands here , four flors of clothes , lots of discounts and " bargains " .read more

So much to choose from. Great prices! Such a treat to see…read morefashionable and business casual clothing for the trip.

loved this shop. had champagne great support and they called me a taxi. Sales associate kept…read morefinding treasures. lol

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Loden Plankl is a purveyor of luxurious, high quality traditional Austrian clothes. If you're in…read morethe market for a finely trimmed woolen cape or an exquisitely cut suede jacket (men's or women's), Loden Plankl is THE PLACE. The children's clothes are beautifully made and adorable. This shop makes me wish I lived in a cold weather climate!

Loden-Plankl is a traditional Viennese clothing store in the heart of Vienna. They sell wool capes,…read morelederhosen, hats, and so much more. I stopped by with my friend when we were in Vienna for a few days at the beginning of the month, because we were trying to visit shops and restaurants with history and character while we were in the city. The store is beautiful, and their products are really finely crafted and worth the price tags. Unfortunately, the customer service was pretty ... awkward? A store clerk followed us from room to room. It felt like we were being monitored, like she thought we were going to shoplift. I know there are some cultural differences between the US and Austria. Maybe this was her way of being helpful, being nearby in case we had questions or wanted to try something on. Unfortunately, it just made us itchy to get out of the store. We took a walk around but were in and out pretty quickly. Still, worth a stop if you're interesting in buying some traditional Austrian clothing while you're visiting Vienna.

Wandering around the Neubau district in Vienna, I found this sassy clothing boutique. I walked in…read moreand loved all the unique and trendy pieces of jewelry and the fashion-forward clothing. I ended buying this adorable, but overpriced, pin of Drake's face that I plan on pinning to my camera bag.

Lovely product, sweet lady but don't put anything on hold. The lady said she was open all day (I…read moremade it very clear that I wasn't sure when I was coming back). Someone came in and wanted to buy it and she just sold it to them . Didn't have the grace to apologise or anything. Just basiclaly argued with me. She had misremembered our conversation basically.

When you want to shop, give Mango a go also. Fashionable and extensive range for males and females…read more This store in Kartner has English speaking staff and are quite helpful when you need assistance.

It's like all the other H&M stores in existence, but this one just happens to be extremely jam…read morepacked and stocked with clothing and tourists. I personally found it to be quite overwhelming and there is another store just around the corner with more space that's less busy.

If all H&Ms looked like this one on Spiegelgasse, they might be mistaken for boutiques. The…read moreatmospheric location with its gorgeous old-fashion enclosed elevator and huge spiral staircase, chased by a polished wooden banister, improves the store immensely and gives the Vienna flagship an injection of sophistication and class. Definitely beautiful to walk around, though be careful, those stairs are narrow and it's a tight squeeze if some girl is coming down with a mobile phone glued to her head. H&M is split on three different levels, menswear on the bottom and ladieswear and accessories on the ground and second floor. The layout is clean and, rare for all H&Ms in my area, very spaciously laid out. I did not feel crushed in an aisle. Racks are organized with room to move while still presenting the clothing well. It definitely has a boutique feel. Stock and sizes are limited because of the space. I saw fewer larger sizes than small and medium ones, though this could simply be because they go through merchandise quickly. Call ahead if you want a specific item. The shoes here are particularly small (not much larger than European size 38) and the accessories were pretty picked over. Upstairs and downstairs cashiers also help reduce lines, and the later evening hours are good for shopping after a day of sightseeing or working. This spot is very popular with tourists on Kaertnerstrasse and the Stephensplatz, so expect it to be busy. I had little trouble locating a salesperson when I needed help.