- Read More
Article
This cheery home-goods store in the bustling Powerscourt Center is an excellent stop for a wide range of Irish-made gifts. Here, you will find an eclectic range of lovely ceramics, printed cards, linen notebooks and tweed throws.
- Read More
Avoca Handweavers
Located just off Grafton Street, this Irish institution’s seven-floor retail mecca in Dublin’s city center sells a comprehensive selection of Irish-inspired products. The company first gained renown with their handwoven blankets, throws and rugs, but the shop also stocks clothes...
- Read More
Brown Thomas
Dublin’s premier high-fashion department store, Brown Thomas (on tourist and shopping-heavy Grafton Street) is a mine for all your on-trend needs. All of fashion’s biggest brands are stocked here, from Prada heels to jeans from Acne to Tom Ford fragrances.
- Read More
Design Centre
Founded over 30 years ago, the Design Center is a must for any fashion lover visiting Dublin. Made to curate the work of up-and-coming Irish fashion designers and international fashion houses, the Design Center rotates the designers it features regularly...
- Read More
Johnston Antiques
Founded in 1950, Johnston Antiques specializes in 18th-century Irish furniture and over the years has built a vast collection of Irish Georgian pieces. Here you’ll spot unique wardrobes, prints, and paintings and Art Deco and Art Nouveau styles.
- Read More
Louise Kennedy
Tucked into a stunning, multi-floor Georgian townhouse, Louise Kennedy’s flagship atelier is a one-stop shop for the Irish designer’s impeccably made party dresses, elegant floor-length gowns and sharply tailored suits. The top floor houses the bridal creations, which are as...
- Read More
Makers & Brothers
Brothers Jonathan and Mark Legge’s tightly curated appointment-only boutique focuses on design-driven products with a handmade quality to them. Their HQ—The Shed—is the perfect destination for picking up exquisitely made curiosities from cozy, made-in-Ireland blankets to wooden kitchen utensils to...
- Courtesy STABLE of IrelandRead More
STABLE of Ireland
This artisanal shop in the tony Westbury shopping center off Clarendon Street sources its elegant scarves, accessories and other textiles from weavers and knitters across Ireland (both North and South). In doing so, Stable is actively working to preserve traditional...
Dublin

Courtesy Designist
Dublin is home to some exceptional fashion designers, mostly unknown outside the country. Other notable creations from Ireland include crystal, wool sweaters and blankets, Donegal tweed and antique furniture.
Destination
Type of Shop
Editors Pick
Beyond…
Consider combining your trip with one of these destinations.
- Courtesy the Waldorf AstoriaRead More
Edinburgh
Beneath a dreamlike canopy of Gothic and Georgian steeples, spires, towers and turrets, Edinburgh’s cobblestoned streets wind uphill en route to a magnificent medieval fortress. Long hailed the “Athens of the North,” Scotland’s misty, collegiate capital is a profoundly lettered...
- Courtesy of iAmsterdamRead More
Amsterdam
The Dutch capital is sometimes referred to as the Venice of the north thanks to its UNESCO-protected canals and its Master painters (it was home to Rembrandt and Van Gogh). It's the kind of city where you can take in...
- Courtesy of Visit LondonRead More
London
London cherishes its duality: it fully embraces history and stiff upper lip traditions alongside the cutting-edge and the new, whether through its clubby residential five star hotels, its dynamic art and architecture or its buzzy theater and restaurant scenes. This...