You can't visit Milan and not buy an authentic leather bag made in Milan. I looked up a few stores…read morethat made bags and came across Figus. The store is bright and colorful. The person that assisted me in the store was extremely helpful and convinced me to get a bag and a belt. She even sized the belt for me right there in the store. Now I have a belt that fits my high waisted jeans and it matches the bag that I bought. Oh! And there is cute jewelry sold at Figus so I had to buy a few pieces

After visiting Figus in Corso Garibaldi 46 and buying a beautiful leather bag I decided I wanted to…read moreget more and came to this location. They specialize in leather and eco-friendly vegan leather handbags and also beautiful Etruscan style jewelry made from silver and bronze alloy. The shop is very clean, bright and colorful. It's hard to anything because it's all eye-catching. The friendly and lovely young woman who runs this shop is also the designer of all the handmade jewelry and her father is the designer and craft mans that makes all the handbags. How wonderful! You can tell Figus Designer takes pride in their work, everything is very beautiful, neat and well crafted. I'm so happy I made trip to see this location. I got to meet the wonderful family behind FIGUS and I got myself a well made fun handmade leather fringe handbag and beautifully unique Etruscan handmade earrings. I only wish I bought more, my earrings needs a necklace or bracket......haha!

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.

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.

I love this restaurant. I found this place by accident and tried their pizza. So fresh and yummy…read more Hope to go back to it next summer

From the owner: Colazione da Miny outlet viale coni zugna 55 ( di fianco alla rinomata pasticceria Clivati)…read moreè un piccolo outlet specializzato in pelletteria colorata come portafogli , pochette,portadocumenti e tanto altro , prodotti artigianalmente e sempre scontati! nel negozio potrai trovare anche sciarpe e bijoux made in italy.

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

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

It was the bright lights that drew me in to this shop between the Naviglio Grande and the metro…read morestation. Pretty colors and all sorts of ceramics. Lamps, crafted bowls, plates, dishes. Made by hand in Turkey, so not really a gift from Italy but it's pretty stuff and I bought three small bowls and a ceramic coaster. Very impulsive of me but I liked the stuff and it traveled well. [Review 10729 overall, 497 of 2019.]

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.