I would not recommend this store to international travellers as they are not capable of…read moreunderstanding basic English and processing international transactions. I was scrutinised like a criminal after showing four forms of identification, because I'd left my passport in my hotel room. In addition to a rude customer service woman who continued to sigh heavily as I was apparently an inconvenience to her day. I'm sorry that you are not globally aware, and this leaves a black mark on your reputation. I'm sure that Zara would be disappointed with your performance as an international company.

When I was a little girl my grandma used to sew clothes for me. We'd go to the fabric store…read moretogether and pick out patterns. I was always partial to soft textiles with animal prints. Made into matching tops and pants, these often looked like pajamas. Still, I rocked 'em hard at school and let the playground taunts roll off me. I hadn't thought about those homemade outfits in a longtime until I made my way into Pesqueira TM in the fashionable Palermo Soho neighborhood in Buenos Aires. Instantly I wanted to scream out "KAWAII!" because everything in the place was emblazoned with cute animals that initially struck me as pajama-like. I jumped into the dressing room with soft, striped t-shirts with bears on the breast pockets and a pair of pants with tiny animal faces up and down both legs. Sadly, only one t-shirt worked out. A shame, because I'd have bought the lot if they'd fit. Despite being an Argentinean brand, Pesqueira TM felt very Japanese to me. When I asked the shopgirl she said the store is very popular in Japan. If you're in the market for cute, casual clothes for women and girls, this shop is worth a stop!

From the owner: Objetos de diseño. Ropa para mujer y niña. Textiles de…read morediseño propio.