Capes, capes, capes, straight out of Spain’s Golden Age. Visit this store, opened in 1901 and currently run by the founder’s great-grandson, to find garments favorited by the royal family and celebrities abound.

Oldest shoe shop in the city, since 1845, making traditional and locally crafted alpargatas, or Madrid-style espadrilles. 

Elevated art, antique, and other home decor stalls in an architecturally beautiful complex adjacent to El Rastro, a world-famous open-air flea market.

A very cute store that pays homage to the rich heritage of Scottish textiles and design, offering a curated selection of exquisite pieces that effortlessly blend sophistication with comfort. Plus a delicious and beautiful coffee shop.

Simple, classy, and classic menswear: clean dress shirts, well-made flannels, linen pants, and a comfy vibe.

Mostly classic Spanish furniture (with occasional modern and industrial styles as well) in a sun-drenched, modern space