If you're looking for a place to buy a Carnival or Halloween costume this is the right one…read more However, be prepared to spend some €€ because it's not cheap to dress up. They have tons of costumes, wigs and accessories for every costume: vampire fangs (don't go for the cheapest, they are super bad quality), fake blood, make up, gloves, fake scars, etc. What I liked about the place, besides the variety of stuff, is that they also sell party supplies like themed plates, glasses, tablecloths, etc. Also, staff is nice and helpful. You can buy on their website but if you want to take a better look to the costumes and accessories it's better to visit the shop. What I didn't like are the prices (but it should be expected also in other places, at least most of their products are made in Italy) and that the place is tiny, and you can't get a nice view of the costumes since everything is a bit messy and when there's more than 5 people in the shop it feels crowded. Try not to go on lunch break the days before Halloween or be prepared to wait a bit to be helped or get a good look at everything...

From the owner: Negozio storico e leader nella vendita di articoli per la festa, palloncini, bombole elio, noleggio…read moree vendita costumi carnevaleschi, trucchi e make up, fuochi artificiali, kabuki e sparacoriandoli effetti speciali, cannoni per la schiuma, cannoni per la neve, cannoni spara coriandoli, bombole per palloncini, ...

Amazing experience! The staff was very helpful and made sure i was purchasing the best fit! I'm…read morevery excited for my new shoes!!

In my Erasmus days in Copenhagen I used to spend quite some time at Tiger, a shop selling stuff for…read more10 dkk ("Ti'er" means 'a ten danish kroner coin') up to 30 dkk. Anyhow, there I could find cups, notebooks, candle holders, snacks, napkins and all kinds of cute stuff. So it was a great surprise to find it here in Milan a few years later! There are 3 or 4 other Tiger shops in Milan, but I think this one in Via Meravigli is the one I prefer, although is not big, they have lots of stuff for 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 10... euro: from candles to napkins, cute dishes, cups, tea bags, spices, some drinks, cookies, notebooks, cookware, coloring books for children, bike accessories, jewelry holders, wrapping paper, you name it! If you're throwing a dinner party, kids party, garden tea or whatever the occasion, you can drop by and find at least one thing to buy for you event. The only thing I don't like is how crowded it can be on lunch hour and the long queue to pay, but apart from that it's great!