Chicago
Jil Sander’s minimalist colors and simple designs somehow manage to remain fashionable long after other trendsetters have disappeared from the scene.
Must-see shopping in The USA
Fort Worth
The former sheep and hog pens of Stockyards Station house a (mostly mediocre) mall of sorts. More authentic western-themed antique shops line Main St.
Tucson
The special Native Seeds/Search sells rare seeds of crops traditionally grown by American Indians in the region, along with quality books and crafts.
Wyoming
Basecamp is a classic outdoors shop selling adventure gear, from bags and clothing to serious equipment. Some of it's functional, some of it stylish.
Cincinnati
This Over-the-Rhine shop is a splendid place to get unique, only-in-Cincinnati T-shirts and hats. Props to the 'Goetta Life' and 'Chili 3-Way' logos.
Albuquerque
The galleries that line Romero St feature arts and crafts by regional artists and Southwestern Indian tribes. For creative ceramics, peruse this one.
Flagstaff
Zani carries beautiful handmade paper, locally made jewelry of silver or fused glass, stamped leather goods and Asian-inspired gifts and homewares.
Mississippi
Showcases Mississippi artists, with landscape paintings, jewelry, ceramics and modern art. And yes, a few Elivis-themed pieces are for sale too.
Flagstaff
Head here for gear that’s oriented toward climbing, backpacking, skiing and...disc golf! They also rent snowbikes (for downhill slopes; $40).
Key West
Besides the gladiator outfits, studded jockstraps and S&M masks, they do very nice bags and shoes here. Which is what you came for, right?
Seattle
The U District branch of Red Light carries stylish, painstakingly selected vintage clothing essential for any U-Dub hipster-inspired wardrobe.
Zion & Bryce Canyon National Parks
Sells homemade fudge, ice cream and every Western knickknack known to the free world. Also has old frontier shopfronts perfect for a photo op.
Atlanta
One of Atlanta's most upscale shopping malls, with loads of luxury haute couture, a 14-screen AMC movie theater and LEGOLAND Discovery Center.
Wyoming
If you've come to hike, camp or climb, pop into this gear shop for all the things you forgot, and all the info you never knew you didn't know.
Miami
A classy scene boasting Prada, Gucci, Chanel and Saks Fifth Avenue outposts. Bal Harbour is located about 3 miles north of North Miami Beach.
San Diego
If you need something to wear to dinner, this store carries a good selection of contemporary and vintage fashions, including designer labels.
New Hampshire
Just off the Dartmouth green, this small 2nd-floor shop sells used books, from current fiction to memoirs to books about the local outdoors.
Chattanooga
Restaurants, coffee shops and retailers from big (J. Crew) to small (Onward Reserve) share space in this group of 1800s warehouse buildings.
San Diego
Premier shops here include Apple, Gucci, Jimmy Choo, Louis Vuitton, Zara, H&M and Nike, plus department stores Macy’s and Nordstrom.
SoHo & Chinatown
In the heart of Little Italy stands fourth-generation Alleva, one of the city's original cheese shops and a deli famed for its mozzarella.
Nashville
Chic yet fun-loving, this women's boutique is filled with dainty frocks, chunky sweaters, distressed denim, edgy heels and local jewelry.
Napa
Finally, cutesy Wine Country souvenirs reasonably priced. The on-site wine bar is convenient for nonshopping companions.
Idaho
It may be small, but this corner independent bookstore has a terrific selection of new titles, with a secondhand treasure hunt upstairs.
Moloka'i
This local grocery store sells food and drinks, plus alcohol that you can enjoy with your meal at the Kualapuʻu Cookhouse next door.
San Diego
The smallest of the three Mission Valley malls, with Barnes & Noble, Joe’s Crab Shack, Starbucks and Yogurtland among others.
Idaho
Quality secondhand outdoor gear and clothing means screaming deals on someone else's short-lived experiment with adventure sports.
Martha's Vineyard
Stop by this well-stocked market for organic and specialty foods from around the world, with plenty from farms around the island.
Arizona
Arts Prescott is a collective of 24 local artists working in all media, including painting, pottery, illustration and jewelry.
New Orleans
Massey’s is a large, well-stocked local chain carrying an excellent selection of camping, hiking and general outdoors gear.
Alaska
Sells indigenous crafts and has a good book collection. The friendly owner will talk your ear off if you give him the chance.
Portland
A big, semi-upscale shopping center downtown, Pioneer Place has a food court in the basement and is handy to public transit.
Virginia
This active art center in the charming village of White Stone showcases and sells the work of regional artists and artisans.
Malibu & Pacific Palisades
Malibu outpost of this New York–based ladies' fashion boutique. For the full experience, ask about its personal stylists.
San Diego
The UN Gift Shop sells globally minded crafts, jewelry and souvenirs, donating profits to worldwide children’s charities.
Monterey
Inside a historic 1920s cannery building, two floors are stacked high with beguiling flotsam and jetsam from decades past.
Moloka'i
The Maunaloa General Store provides the village with basics. It has a limited selection of (pricey) groceries and alcohol.
Sedona
The 'metaphysical superstore' has crystals, psychic readings, aura photos and various paths to enlightenment all for sale.
The CD, Madrona & Madison Park
This delightful children's boutique has jaunty clothing made from organic cotton and a good collection of unique toys.
Berkeley
Part of a San Francisco chain of music stores, this large space is full of new and used CDs, vinyl and DVD movies.
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