Great shop in Naples. High quality products, reasonable prices, and helpful staff. I'd highly…read morerecommend stopping in and grabbing at least a belt or a wallet from here.

For artisan leather products, look no further. The craftsmanship is superb, producing authentic…read moreNapoli leather goods. The owner's considerate approach adds a personal touch to every purchase. If you're seeking genuine quality, this is the destination for you.

This shop was a wonderful little Jem I discovered slightly off the tourist route during our cruise…read moreship excursion in Rome. They had lovely leather bags in just the perfect size and a wide selection of 2 color options that are hard to find in the states. The quality of the zippers are stellar and even after 3 years they still glide like butter. So happy I saved the bag so I'll know where to shop the next time we make it to that area again. Highly recommend this shop and hopefully they will get a website up and running soon.

Gucci has announced the reopening its boutique in Naples…read more The new store is located in the center, in Via dei Mille 3, and extends for a thousand square meters dedicated to all facets of the world of Alessandro Michele's brand: women's and men's collections, jewelry and leather goods, fragrances and even the Gucci Dècor furniture line. Following the pandemic restriction in Campania (currently red zone), the store in Naples is not accessible to the public, but it is possible to virtually explore it and continue to purchase the new collections by living the Gucci experience from home by video call or by phone. On the ground floor, green satin walls and ivory-colored boiserie contrast with polychrome marble floors, which form geometric designs. On the first floor, on the other hand, walls with mauve satin upholstery and gray velvet distinguish the areas dedicated respectively to women's and men's collections. A distinctive element of the furnishings is a series of velvet armchairs alongside the items of the Gucci Décor collection, combined with early 1900s tables and terracotta plant vases, a reference to the eighteenth century Neapolitan-style, known as "Testone". On the floor, vintage carpets are superimposed on each other, to create an uneven effect.

So happy you are here in the 'Nati !! Just visited your Naples store ... love my boots and my…read moreloafers !!