I stumbled upon this store while we were walking around and I'm so excited I got two new bags! The…read morequality and leather is well made and beautiful. The bags are unique and they don't sell it in the US which is what I was looking for. Everything was reasonable pricing too.

Such cute bags! I'm from California and leather bags this stylish usually cost a significant amount…read moremore. I chose a bag and was happy paying full price, only to find out that most of the store was on sale (nice surprise) and thus ended up spending 100 euro less than anticipated. The sales associates weren't overly friendly, as I may be used to in America, but they weren't rude either, so they're alright in my book. I have by no means checked out all of Milano's leather shops so I can't say how this compares but I can say I left happy.

From the owner: Carpe Diem Milano, il negozio in Porta Venezia che da 25 anni si distingue per l'estrema…read morericercatezza e selezione di articoli da regalo, oggetti di design, progetti all'avanguardia, accessori alla moda e articoli vintage.

GENIUS!! Pure Italian design genius! This is one of those accessories that we all envisioned in our…read moreminds but never quite managed to actually turn into a reality. Well, guess what, thanks to some ingenious italian fashionista/designers, here comes a revolutionary bag concept: completely personalize your own bag. How do you come about doing so? You take your bag structure (€38 regardless the size, color) made of EVA (Ethylene-Vinile Acetate), choose the type of handles you best like (leather, pleather, plastic, linen...), you can also choose the lining you want (all sturdy) among endless options: solid colors, floral option, with or without a zipper. Or, you can skip it all together. You can basically jave endless options on how to, literally, build your own brand! And, how (may you ask) about those of us who aren't lucky to have one of these mythical stores nearby? Fear no more, you can order online and have it delivered to your doorsteps... I have the feeling i may have found my new obsession...

Passed by this leather glove store by chance while in Milan with girlfriends. We were drawn in by…read morethe colors like a candy store. Once inside, you will discover what could almost be an overwhelming selection of leathers, lengths, qualities, colors and styles if not for the expert guidance by the helpful staff - who were wonderfully Italian and graciously patient. We spent a good hour or so in there having a blast and coming out with a very special, practical and chic souvenir from Milan.

Beautiful men's store located inside the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele in the heart of Milan…read more This store, despite not being huge, has a very upscale feeling and an impressive showcase of men's clothing and accessories, all made in Italy. The owner has impeccable taste and is eager to guide you through your shopping experience with tact and excellent manners. While not being cheap, we felt that the items were very reasonably priced and reflected the care of true Italian manufacture.

It's a nice and reasonably priced tie and shirt store within the Galleria. All made in Italy, too.read more

Beautiful storefront, so vibrant and cool!! I love my new bag! I would choose a quality, hand made…read morehandbag from a family owned small business over the big brand overpriced ones you can buy everywhere , any day of the week! Only regret is that I didn't get the ring I was eyeballing too!!! check them out!!

I was in Milan with sister and we were in search for nice Italian made leather handbags. After…read morestrolling around a few blocks, peeking in here and there we finally came across FIGUS. A brightly lit, colorful, nicely arranged shop filled with wonderful handbags and jewelry. They specialize in handmade leather and vegan leather handbags, wallets, backpacks, belts as well as handmade jewelry too from silver and bronze alloy. Everything is just lovely and it's easy to tell that it is all very well crafted and detailed, they take pride in their work. Speaking with shop owner I asked him if he made the bags and he said yes and showed me the workshop. Not only does he make all the hand bags, but the workshop is right behind the shop, so cute. I don't see that at home in NYC. He was very friendly, very helpful and a pleasure to meet. I only wish I bought more.

This shoe store in Milan is epic! I was going nuts with all the choices here, they have a huge…read moresupply of all different styles and the quality it beyond wonderful, excellent craftsmanship to be sure. I finally settled on these adorable preppie type loafers, but was dying to buy the matching bag.I already had shopped my wallet dry so I settled on the shoes. They took a while to break them in as all shoes do, but I wear them a lot now. I will be heading back to that store on my next visit for sure. Love love love them

Best atmosphere as milano cooperative extension for Charity in Italy I'm very happy to find itread more

This is the best Vintage & Antique Market in Milan…read more Open just THE LAST SUNDAY MORNING OF THE MONTH on the banks of Naviglio Grande. From 7.00 to 14.00 Take the Underground Line 2 (the green one), the nearest station is Porta Genova, but is actually 15 minutes walking to the market, otherwise you can catch a tram somewhere, there are a lot that pass through that area. Or you can get bus 94, get down to Colonne di San Lorenzo (a very nice and alternative place, also at night), walk through Corso di Porta Ticinese, turn right after passing through the Porta Ticinese (it' s like a biiig oold arch), walk 2 minutes and you'll see the river Naviglio, that's where the market is! The precise place where the market starts is Via Valenza 16, but you can just get in it by the river Naviglio. You'll find a wonderful range of vintage things, from clothes to home decor, accessories, bags, typewriters, hats, jewels, boxes, advertising ecc. It's big and wonderful! ITA: Via Valenza 16, angolo Alzaglia Naviglio Grande (Porta Genova): arrivando dalla stazione di Porta Genova, proseguite ed entrare nel mercatino appena prima del ponte che scavalca il Naviglio.