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Read More100% Capri
An outpost of the well-known Italian boutique on that other island of indulgences, Capri. You’ll find exquisite clothes and sheets in the finest linens. You can order custom sets with edging, contrast and embroidery to your specifications; all will be...
Read MoreBamboo
A source for fun beach wear with a slight hippy edge. Slinky white crochet cover-ups and flowing maxi dresses as well as super skimpy shorts are some of the staples.
Read MoreBaya
Sonia de Baya, who was born to a Toureg father in Tunisia, has scoured much of Africa to bring special treasures to St. Barth’s. Her boutique is named after her beloved grandmother. Don’t be surprised if you find her opening...
Read MoreCabane
This little shop in the arcade just in front of Nikki Beach sells a broad selection of beach cover-ups and bathing suits by local and international designers. Look out for the great boys’ bathing suits and colorful kaftans that come...
Read MoreChristian Liaigre
It’s doubtful the French designer would have a boutique on St. Barth’s if he didn’t happen to have a house here, but thankfully for island homeowners, he has both. In a traditional whitewashed cottage with a red peaked roof right...
Clic in GustaviaRead MoreClic
Beach chic in this Gustavia outpost on the town's main drag means an easy mix of bohemian dresses, coverups, hats and other fun accessories that are just right for life at the beach. You'll also find whimsical tote bags, artwork,...
Read MoreFilles des Iles
Some of the prettiest jewelry on the island can be found in this fashion boutique, which also carries women’s fashions and accessories. The highlights are the soft cotton t-shirts and linen blouses and jewelry by 5Octobre, a delicate line that...
Read MoreFrench Indies Design
The founder of French Indies Design Karine Bruneel comes from a prestigious textile family in Lyon. She moved to St. Barth’s in 1999 and opened an architecture and design firm that has worked on such iconic on-island properties as Eden...
Read MoreGalerie ASIE
Jean-Pierre Hennequet owns this gallery of art and antiques from Asia and Africa. In addition to the special statues and relics that he has found on his travels, he carries beautiful shawls from the Himalayan Cashmere Company, the same company...
Read MoreHuman Steps
This is the shoe shop in Gustavia with serious designer offerings--from Jimmy Choos to YSL. It also carries a pleasing assortment of handbags, totes and accessories. Carrie Bradshaw would be in heaven here.
Read MoreImrie
This surfer chic shop has sister outposts in Maui and Montauk and other hip beach destinations. Its owners source designs from all over the world, including jewelry by cult goldsmith James Colarusso in New York and reversible bathing suits in...
Read MoreL. Joy
Lisa Schiller came to St. Barth’s in her 20s and she has a great sense of the island’s style for both day and night. Her sheer blouses and cover-ups come in great prints and her cotton pique jumpsuits or silk...
Read MoreLaurent Effel
With two shops on the island, Laurent Effel has become a St. Barth’s favorite. The sign that hangs outside its main store in Gustavia on the Passage de la Crémaillière bears a crocodile that declares the boutique’s specialty: exotic skins....
Read MoreLe Gout Du Vin
One of the best wine shops on the island, Le Goût du Vin stocks vintages from around the world to please the very discriminating customers who arrive by yacht and private plane each week.
Read MoreLe Toiny Beach Club Boutique
Mandie Vere Nicoll has set the trends in beach style on St. Barth’s for decades. First out of her tiny boutique by the bar at Isle de France. Now, she is doing the same with her tiny boutique on the...
Read MoreLigne St. Barth
Founded by Hervé and Birgit Brin, descendants of some of the first French families to settle on the island, Ligne St. Barth is a beauty line based on the plants, fruits and flowers of the Caribbean. Their sunscreen is placed...
Read MoreLolita Jaca
Founded by Faby Jaca, a former entertainment publicist, in 1995, this boutique is one of the prime places to pick up elegant resort fashions, including caftans with colorful embroidery and silk dresses, pants and tops in sophisticated tropical prints and kimono-esque...
Read MoreMandarine Bijoux
The shop’s earthy but elegant jewelry includes matte-gold bangles with semiprecious stone pendants and lariat-style necklaces with hammered-gold disks and semiprecious stones.
Read MoreMontaigne Market
This Gustavia shop, a satellite of the Paris boutique from Liliane Jossua (formerly of Calypso), stocks a host of young and established designers and their floral-patterned maxi dresses, flouncy tops and skirts as well as fine leather accessories, bags and sandals.
Read MorePati De St. Barth
Parisian transplant Pati Guyot moved to St. Barth’s in the ’80s to work on her painting and ceramic arts. She developed her iconic island logo in her silk-screen workshop and now sells it on comfy clothes and easy accessories in...
Pop at Pearl BeachRead MorePop
This tiny, aptly named space tucked into a back corner next to the bar at Pearl Beach restaurant in St. Jean, near Nikki Beach, stocks an assortment of boldly patterned filmy coverups as well as boho caftans and raffia clutches...
Read MorePoupette
The beach dresses and tops (from halters to crocheted wraps) here have a breezy, sexy style with a bohemian, flirty appeal.
Read MoreSabina Zest
All of the clothes and accessories sold under the Sabina Zest label are made on St. Barth’s. The fine cotton and linen in an array of soft pastels and classic tones like chocolate brown are what unify the collection. Styles...
Read MoreSea Memory
For those who like to be surrounded by nautical objects, this housewares store just up from the harbor stocks furniture and objects related to the sea, from mounted swordfish to mahogany captain’s chairs.
Read MoreStéphane & Bernard
Stéphane Lanson and Bernard Blancaneaux moved to St. Barth’s in 1982 years ago and decided to share their fashion sense with the paying public. This is the place on the island to find top designer names under one roof, including...
Read MoreSunday Saint Barth
Beyond the fancy designer shops—from Louis Vuitton to Prada—Gustavia is chockablock with chic options showcasing a range of original looks. This boutique sells flirty, feminine frocks (almost exclusively) in soft tones, from dusty rose to pale blue to white. Bonus:...
Read MoreTeck
Dominic Cellerier’s housewares emporium, down the street from Christian Liaigre’s shop, offers traditional teak furniture from Asia, along with coconut bowls and frames and carved wooden bowls and silk pillows, perfect for furnishing a villa or buying a house present...
Read MoreVanita Rosa
Founded by Valerie Bourdin in 2002, Vanita Rosa captures the high-end hippie aesthetic of St. Barth’s with fringed caftans and flowing maxi dresses. Bourdin had worked in photography and for Dolce & Gabbana before launching her own line so there...
Read MoreVictoire
The Caribbean outpost of one of our favorite stores from Paris. Come for lovely linen shirts, flirty blouses and timeless accessories, including colorful straw hats and printed scarves.
Read MoreVoila
Looking for classic French swim trunks and beach wear, head to this shop with outposts in Gustavia and St. Jean (just outside of the Nikki Beach entrance).
