Fun little store with a bit of everything. The staff were super helpful with no sales pressure. It…read morewas also very well displayed and clean.

Norwegian's hand knitted sweaters…read more.. Warm and comforting... and I love all these traditional patterns.... I tried on a few with more subtle and modern patterns which looks pretty good as I love blue... Price wise... yes do that conversion in your head and stay calm... as most of the sweaters are priced at 1500 Nok ($250) and up.... But they are a nice souvenir, as least I can wear them!

On Torgallmenningen in Bergen city centre, you can't avoid to see Moods of Norway's store,…read morefeaturing i.e. a large, golden tractor, representing their logo and well known distinctive mark. The atmosphere in the store is relaxed and nice, and the proper dressed employees are welcoming and helpful. There is however something about this brand, that was fun, playful and represented something new in the beginning of Moods of Norway's success story, that hasn't been very appealing to me the later years. They still have items from time to time that I like, but it is not one of the stores that I find necessary to visit looking for something new. This weekend I dropped by with my friends and found that they have quite cute kids wear, so maybe I'll find a few presents in the future.

Easily the best place to shop for designer clothing and accessories in Bergen!…read more The people that work here definetly know what they're doing, and you can find an edited selection of amazing designer pieces here. They're very helpful, and there's never any pressure to buy something. In the ladies department you can find: Christian Louboutin, Balenciaga, Chloe, Mulberry, Dolce & Gabbana etc. And in the mens department: Prada, Christian Louboutin, Mulberry, Dior, etc, plus an amazing selection of suits. They have two big sales every year, in January and July I believe, and people usually line up outside before it opens, it's that popular! You can find so many amazing deals on the sale, often at half off!

If you like boring clothes and don't mind being taken for a dupe (their "sales" are more than…read morecomparable places at full price), then this Eurotrash tourist trap is for you. Having oafish, incompetent staff doesn't help, either. If you're visiting Norway, do yourself a favor and just fashion-shop in Oslo, like at Voga. A complete waste of time. Be forewarned.