Pull and Bear is owned by the Zara brand, and it is somewhere I look forward to shopping when I'm…read moreoutside of the US. The fast casual clothing market is quite flooded in the States, so Pull and Bear may never make it to the US. I was delighted to find one in D.F. and this two-story one did not disappoint. For those that are unfamiliar, the styling and pricing is a cross somewhere between Hollister and H&M. Admittedly, this store was quite packed with people and I had a tough time finding sizing (medium and large was hard to find). But pricing, especially due to the strong USD, made for a bag full of clothes for very little money. Picked up some essentials here, shirt socks beanie for less than 20USD total. Crazy cheap. I would recommend people shopping here as the quality of clothes is surpassingly good for the price. Case in point, I'm still rocking a Pull and Bear sweater I bought in Spain 3 years ago. Definitely worth a visit in D.F. and beyond

Came across this young brand in Tulum. As I was told, it originated in Mexico City. So while I was…read morein MX city, I went to their modest flagship store. If your looking for something extremely hip and unique as a guy or girl, then this may be a gold mine of clothing for you. From cool joggers, to casual/dressy "kimonos", this independent label just may have what your looking for in a district full of big name brands (which I find many times to be tacky and over-the-top).

I wish I had taken so many pictures here! I am so glad I found this little vintage shop while in…read moreMexico City. I purchased a beautiful vintage dress - a hand-embroidered dress from the 1960s, soft as a flour sack towel, and a very cool (fairly recent) black linen shell that will be perfect for summer. The prices were expensive for vintage, but this isn't any old vintage store. You can tell they don't accept much, and it's carefully curated and well organized. I would love to come back when I had more time to browse and try on.

It was a lot of fun to come and browse for cool clothes from the 90's. I would definitely…read morecharacterize this store as a boutique more than anything else, and there isn't a huge selection of stuff. But the vintage boutique fotos right into the neighborhood. I found a couple pairs of jeans, and ended-up leaving with a birron down long sleeve shirt from the 80's. It seemed like the value was pretty decent for what they were offering. The service was just so so, because it was hard to get the attention of the only person working here. She was busy on her phone. This store is worth visiting and you could probably discover some good finds here.

I could have bought every single item in here. I absolutely loved this store. Everything seemed…read morereally high quality and I love to bring things back for people that they will use a lot but wouldn't necessarily buy for themselves. I got a lot of really cute little napkins to give as gifts, and several cute CDMX, Roma Norte and Polanco themed reusable shopping bags. But the best thing I purchased was our new duvet cover and shams. It cost a lot less than something similar at home, and it will be a daily reminder of our wonderful trip to this amazing city. I highly recommend doing something similar while you're here.

Very nice home store. I loved their towels and table linens! Lots of very organic looking things -…read moresimple, modern style. Also, lovely baskets!

This leather store is located in tepico market in the centro. It's a bit intimidating at first,…read morebecause the market is so huge. But find this place if you're looking for leather goods. My husband bought me a jacket from here as a gift but it didn't quite fit so we headed back to exchange it. I was wary that a store in a market like this would have an exchange policy but sure enough they did. The guy that helped us was really kind and got me all the sizes, colors and styles I wanted to try on. I ended up with a dark brown leather bomber jacket...the leather is soft, it fits great, and it looks like a jacket I would have paid a lot more for in New York. They have black, brown, tan, mint green, hot pink, white leather and all the styles you can think of. There were a lot of purses but I spent so much time looking at the jackets I didn't have time to sort through those. Next time I'll be sure to. This place is definitely a find!

This is a fabulous store. Wish we had one in the States! Their location is well appointed, and…read moreproducts are unique and diverse. Items for men, women, and children, to home and artisanries, to boutique items, this store offers it and much more. All items are high quality and worthy of the price ranges - you really get your money's worth here. This upscale department store treats customers with kid gloves, courteousness, and respectfully. It's a pleasure doing business here, whether you make a purchase or not. My wife definitely found her purchases up to the standards she expected.

Some unisex items but women especially should check out this store. Encountered a nice and…read morewelcoming staff person too.

Beautiful small boutique. The person working was lovey and accommodating, and gave a history of…read moreeach ten and how it was made. Check out the New York Times review of this store. Definitely recommend checking it out if you're in Mexico City!

A great option for your vintage shopping needs. High end and worth perusing! One of the first…read morestores I checked out when I visited the city.

Love this little shop. Such an institution in Mexico for hard-to-find Mexican designers, books,…read moreperiodicals and magazines. Each time you go you discover a new designer or label. I always buy my sneakers there, they were the first place I could find a pair of Veja sneakers in Mexico. This is such a special spot and I'm so happy they continue to be a force in the city. They keep evolving but staying true to their mission of supporting young and emerging brands and larger, more hard-to-find labels. Bravo guys!