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Emporio Sirenuse
Considering Positano’s cult status around the world, the town has a disappointing shopping scene, consisting mostly of touristy shops hawking T-shirts. A great exception is this stylish boutique opposite Le Sirenuse. The well-edited collection features resort wear by Allegra Hicks,...
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Lo Scrigno di Brunella
A lovely little boutique to pick up loose, floaty resort fashion in linen and cotton such as sheath dresses or duster coats.
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Maria Lampo
This shop was one of the first boutiques to cater to international tourists when Positano was transformed from a simple fishing village after World War II into a jet-set watering hole. Maria was a seamstress known for her lightning (lampo)...
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Safari
Hand made sandals, similar to those sold on Capri, are sold in this little shop just above the main beach.
Amalfi Coast

Courtesy of Le Sirenuse
Shopping along the Amalfi Coast is more fragmented and less satisfying than that of neighboring island Capri. The one shop not to be missed is the Emporio Sirenuse, right across the street from the hotel. Some other shops in Ravello are also good for picking up regional mementos.
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Beyond…
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