I am a new fan of By Fabrio in Appollo shopping district. I purchased a few nice sweaters here for…read morethe winter. They have a chain of shops located in the Netherlands. Customer service is friendly and excellent. The girls who work here are up beat and out going. I thought it was interesting to learn that some shops from Utrechtstraat were selling the same sweaters for 70 euros ,while By Fabrio is selling them for 29.99 euro's. Maybe the reason, because there are more tourist over there. So if your looking for some cute sweaters, also pop over to Beethovenstraat. They get new inventory every week.

This shop offers a wide assortment of alternative clothes for women. Dutchman bought me a…read morebeautiful rain coat here for my birthday. I was not too crazy about the website but when we stopped into the shop, I saw a beautiful danish coat that had my name written all over it! You will find a few of the top international leading brands here, plus plenty of other alternative clothes that may grab your eye. The street is also full with shops that provide new and vintage clothes, shoes, and funky accessories for the woman who dares to be different.

This shop has a nice selection of women's clothes and two racks for men as well. They have a few…read moredifferent styles of high quality rain jackets. Overall the clothes and coats are expensive so I'm waiting for a sale to go back and get the coat I want :)

This is one of the several We shops around Amsterdam. My buddy spotted it while we were walking in…read morethe neighborhood, and I was looking for a jacket to fight off the rain and chill of Amsterdam in October. The prices are comparable to H&M and the selection, though small, is better. I picked up a great jacket that comes with a zipped in hood for only €65 that did the job and was very nice. I was tempted to avail myself of some of their shirts and pants as well, which were all nice and at good prices. I'd never heard of this shop but afterwards started to see advertisements for it all over town. Definitely worth a look. This particular one is only for men.

An awesome little tee-shirt shop in the 9 Streets. My husband picked up a pretty nifty shirt with…read morea graphic of a space man with a bubblegum machine head. Yes, that's what I really meant to write. Not cheap, but these shirts are originals and are a great take-home souvenir if you're just visiting Amsterdam.

MOKU is a small shop where you can buy shirts designed by independent designers. It is quite…read moreexpensive, but you get really cool shirts in high quality. They also have a number of older products on sale.

Great boutique with friendly staff! Bought a lovely sweater here and was priced fair and very soft…read moreand of great quality! Recommend for sure!

My husband and I happened upon Sissy-Boy which is a chain store, but felt like a fun little…read moreboutique! Pretty and colorful clothes, housewares and gifts -- like Anthropologie in US but tad more mainstream. Well made and well priced! Lovely sales associate was knowledgeable and helpful. I left with a top, embroidered velvet skirt and dress!

Ignore the incredibly odd name of this Dutch chain, friends -- entering Sissy Boy is like…read moreexperiencing an Anthropologie that's more modern/less boho and has clothes for women, men, and children, in addition to things like candles, cute stationary, furniture, etc. One of the best things about SB is that their mens' clothing selection is fantastic. Dutch people are rather tall in general, so a off-the-rack medium fits my six-foot-four husband perfectly, which never seems happen anywhere in the States. That fact alone warrants a trip to SB whenever I'm in town. Also, the salespeople are incredibly friendly and helpful. It's a great shopping experience -- they don't hover around you but they're always willing to give advice or styling tips.

I stumbled into this shop by mistake when I was on a hunt for a beautiful winter coat. This shop is…read morefor Plus Size Woman, so I had to keeping on moving. However, I was kind of disappointed that they did not have my size because they had a lot of nice clothes in there. Groven is a clothing store for plus size woman who are fashionable and love to get dolled up for any occasion.

Yaaaaasss!!! I gravitate to this store A LOT!!! It's not your average garden variety sportswear…read moreshop either. It's a bit better than that. I bought a €60 sweat shorts and a pair running shoes. Finding them was easy, pain free and drama free. The store was definitely well kept. Everything was visually appealing IMO. Staff was very attentive as well. I definitely enjoyed my shopping experience here and would come spend my euros here again and again and again. Thank you so much for reading my review. I hope this helps your decision making experience. Enjoy your awesome yelptastic day!

Great great shop in the main shopping street (Kalverstraat) in Amsterdam…read more Recently open. Two floors, one for men and the first floor for women. Ample assortment and ALL from Super Dry (Japan). There are a lot of shop assistant ready to grab u and give you advices... I kinda like it but some people find it annoying. Sportive ware with an urban look... yes, we know about it but is nice. Ohhh... yes :( Sizes.... they have the smallest Medium I ever seen... so I had to go for XL... well... not a size queen but hey, you need to consider it. Attention to details and great shopping bags... BRIGHT orange. I would give a 5 starts if they would accept also Amex... they do not and actually when they mentioned to me they almost made me feel guilty.... ok.. the cashier lady was probably tired at the end of a busy Sunday shopping day.. but there are way better manners. By the way, if you purchase from the on line store and use PayPal you can decide which card you want to use. Do not get me wrong.. the rest of the shop is really nice and everyone is very chilled... gentle and yes.. .very hipster!! :) Not the cheapest brand