Fun, funky, colorful boutique in Florence -- my favorite by far. Don't follow the map, it's located…read moreon the corner of Via Porta Rossa & Via dell'Arte della Luna -- just after Puma and right next to SCOUT. The employees are nice & helpful, but don't bombard you when you walk in like most small boutiques. Small selection, very few bags & shoes, but the clothes are the cutest & most reasonably priced I've seen in Florence. Think European Free People.

The cutest shop in the hip Oltrarno neighborhood of Florence, away from the touristy areas! It's…read morerun by two women who sew all the clothes in the shop. It's bright and well-appointed inside. Their patterns and fabrics change with the seasons. They just had their one year anniversary and I hope they are around for many more! I bought a beautiful a wrap dress in a mustard yellow and blue floral print, reminiscent of the 70's that would rival any DVF pattern for 79€. An asymmetric thin cotton white/pink/mint floral top with ruffle sleeves for 33€ on their sale rack, a white lace long pouf sleeve crew neck for about 59€ and a black crewneck lightweight sweater with the complete back panel being constructed of a perforated scale pattern faux leather material for 46€. Great quality, unique one-of-a-kind designs for a steal! I told my BFF who was traveling there separately and she got some lovely pieces as well. Livia & Viviana are the store owners and lovely friendly small business owners. Will definitely be back to shop more!

Hand sewn clothes, right there in the shop. Clothes are super cute & trendy, pants fit very well!…read moreWish I had bought something. Definitely a little more on the expensive side, but worth it for beautiful hand made clothes right where you can see them. I see this as the future for boutiques in Europe, maybe specifically in Florence.

You never gonna go out empty from this place....my favorite...always gonna find something cooll…read more.. quality is really good!!!

From the owner: About Indipendent shop di concezione nord-europea e ispirato…read moredalle atmosfere underground dei quartieri hot-lazy di Londra (Shoreditch), Berlino (Prenzlauerberg), Antwerp, Brooklyn (Williamsburgh). D'Ispirazione minimal-bohemien, situato nel quartiere di Sant' Ambrogio a Firenze crocevia artistico letterario della città. Il nome Société Anonyme è un omaggio a Marcel Duchamp e Peggy Guggenheim che negli anni '20 a New York fondarono una galleria d'arte d'avanguardia chiamata appunto Société Anonyme. Lo spirito dadaista è alle fondamenta dello store. All'interno marchi di fama internazionale convivono con brands di nicchia e di ricerca. Société Anonyme è anche una collezione uomo-donna che è prodotta e venduta solamente nello store e nello shop online. Lo Store ha inoltre al suo interno uno spazio dedicato a parties e vernissages. Lo store è inoltre partner del portale www.farfetch.com per la vendita online. Brands list: Société Anonyme, Comme des Garcons, Maison Kitsunè, Maison Margiela, Helmut Lang, Cote et Ciel, Henrik Vibskov, Adidas original, Puma select, Vans Vault, Comme Play, Comme Shirt, Gosha Ribichinskiy, Converse Play, Mcq by Alexander Mcqueen, Freitag, Bleu de Paname, Ami, Sessun, Achille Ion Gabriel etc...

Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou, Romeo?! Pure. Fucking. Retail. Love. Simply put, this is the…read moreclothing store of my dreams. As we walked past, I spied some of my favorite things: bunched up skirts, asymmetrical buttons, shrugs, shirtwaist dresses with puffy sleeves. Pure retro modern chic. I had to go in. My friend immediately spied my ultimate jacket and fit like a glove, it did! Diagonal buttons, short-waisted for a gal with a short torso... it's perfection. I purchased it immediately, but then I spied an avante garde Minnie Mouse number and immediately undressed (it's not that illicit) and again plunked down my credit card because this frock IS THAT PERFECT. But it's more than just having perfect pieces. Soon it became apparant that the kind lady helping me realize the perfect fit was none other than the designer herself! In fact, she was in the back surrounded by patterns, measuring tapes and various design ephemera and really, this doesn't ever happen for us in the states where even "designer" threads are mass produced in countries where children sit for 18 hours at a sewing machine. Hell, even for this, you pay a fortune (not me!). Shopping local seems like less of a trend... it's fully actualized here. I'll be truthful and say that I have 10 days left in Florence and I'm already thinking about the fabulous cross back shrug I noticed on the way out of the store (this is a common theme here. I kept finding items after paying up). Amo Romeo may be the retail ruin of me forever.

Last year I spent most of the year living in Florence, traveling around and going to school. On my…read moremany walks through the city I came across this lovely boutique and purchased four dresses, a lovely knitted scarf and some jewelry. Most of this year I have spent at my home in Santa Barbara and also in South Africa. Everyone admires the Amo Romeo purchases. They are stylish and very comfortable. I love the quality of the fabrics and also that I do not see other people in "my clothes". Three of the dresses were made individually for me in the workroom at the boutique. Thank you- I am still enjoying my purchases.

Amazing bread. Amazing pizza and service when it came to the food. For the the store service…read morewasn't so amazing but it did t stop us, very, very reasonable prices on food and cloths

This is my favorite department store in Firenze that always has great brands and great sales no…read morematter what season or time of the year I visit. If you want to find great brands and prices like this in NYC, you have to be prepared to sort through an unorganized store and it's like finding a needle in a haystack-- but not here. Everything is so organized, each clothing rack is in order according to sizing, even the shoes are organized, there's no clutter and the store is easy to walk through and find what you need. I could say "it's an Italian thing" for why it's so organized and neat since Italians are all about presentation and visuals, but I still have to give this store credit for keeping things organized considering the high amount of tourist traffic that comes through this area. The layout is grand and you can see how to get to each specialty department from mostly anywhere in the store without really needing to ask where departments are. The sales people are chill, they don't hassle you, but are available to help when you need them. If you're in Firenze and prefer to shop quality and designer apparel without paying full price, this is the place to come! After you finish doing your touristy things near the Duomo, come and visit just around the corner!

A Very nice store and their collections. Glad they ship to USread more

Very European, colorful. Upscale & expensive, but beautiful merch. Bags, shoes, clothes -- a little…read moreof everything. Worth stopping in while shopping around Florence.

Prada was, by far, the most popular store for me, as well as pretty much everyone else at The Mall…read more Picture giant white Prada bags everywhere you go. Prices definitely weren't as cheap as I had hoped (perhaps a timing issue regarding sales), but they definitely had the best selection of products/colors--way more than any other store at The Mall. The only thing that sucked was the check-out line. They should really implement an ORDERLY check-out system, instead of the chaotic shenanigans they currently have in place. I look forward to my next visit. Hopefully, next time I'll be able to score better deals and experience a smoother exit.

I ended up buying a wallet on a chain for 390 euros, a bag for 1000 euros, and a guys credit card…read moreholder for 95 euros. Truly a bargain. Don't forget the 12.5% tax back too! If you are ever near Florence, you need to stop by. Do not miss this opportunity. The devil wears Prada hahaha