Clothing Stores Near Me in Malmö
Best Clothing Stores in Malmö
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#1 TAHARA
Södra Förstadsgatan 95B, 214 20 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [10 AM-6 PM], Thursday: [10 AM-6 PM], Friday: [10 AM-6 PM], Saturday: [10 AM-5 PM], Sunday: [12-4 PM], Monday: [10 AM-6 PM], Tuesday: [10 AM-6 PM]
Tahara in Malmö is *the* place to go if you're looking for, you know, Islamic-related stuff. They really do carry such a wide array of options, from everyday modest wear for women, think shawls and abayas, to educational books and even games. Seems they source everything from everywhere, which makes it a pretty unique spot, though, it can get expensive. Word on the street is that it's basically the best shop for your Islamic needs around there, I see why based on other reviews.
Honestly, it seems like the staff goes above and beyond. Most people who review TAHARA just rave about the amazing service and super helpful staff, and that they have such unique and beautiful items that are of great quality. The consensus appears to be they're totally committed to items in alignment with Islamic values, which, honestly, I respect that a ton; it shows integrity. The online reviews constantly highlight how great their book selection is, I've heard especially for kids, and people seem to feel really welcomed there which is really saying something.
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#2 1998
Davidshallsgatan 25B, 211 45 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [12-5 PM], Thursday: [12-5 PM], Friday: [12-5 PM], Saturday: [11:30 AM-5 PM], Sunday: [11:30 AM-4 PM], Monday: [Closed], Tuesday: [Closed]
1998 in Malmö is definitely trying to do something different, and from what I've seen online, they are largely succeeding. It's got this cool 90s aesthetic and serves specialty coffee, plus they even sell vintage clothes—which is kind of genius if you ask me; I love the idea of sipping on a matcha latte while browsing for a new jacket. The fact that a person could maybe score some vintage gear at the same place where they get their caffeine fix sounds worth checking out.
Lots of people are saying the coffee is top-tier, with some even calling it the best in Malmö, and the baristas seem super talented; like people were excited about some Carl guy. Plus, the playlist apparently slaps and the decor's on point, creating a really chill and nostalgic vibe; it's sounds like a great place to hang alone or with friends, tbh. I have read a couple reviews mentioning the coffee can be a little sour (which, not a vibe for me personally), or that they wished there were more food options--plus someone mentioned a strong smell of Marijuana! Honestly, though, most of what I've read is glowing, with tons of people praising the cinnamon buns and the overall feel of the place and vintage clothes at a fair price.
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#3 English Men
Djäknegatan 22, 211 35 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [11 AM-6 PM], Thursday: [11 AM-6 PM], Friday: [11 AM-6 PM], Saturday: [11 AM-4 PM], Sunday: [Closed], Monday: [11 AM-6 PM], Tuesday: [11 AM-6 PM]
English Men in Malmö seems to be a go-to for menswear, featuring a meticulously picked range of classy outfits, shoes, and accessories, with an edge of Italian style. From what I gather, they offer ready-to-wear stuff, yet if you are more bougie you can get a bespoke suit. The goal is apparently to give you that top-shelf shopping experience, making a claim they could just be the "best clothing store in Malmö" for those hunting for refined men's attire, I mean, that's a bold claim.
Reviews are consistently raving about how helpful and friendly the staff is, its more than just being nice; they seem super knowledgeable. A lot of people talk about their experiences with custom tailoring and placing MTO shoe orders, and many emphasized how great the final products came out which is awesome. Apparently, the atmosphere is pretty chill and inviting, I wonder if it's the decor or the employees that give it that vibe. The quality of the clothes always gets a shoutout, but there are a few mentions of the prices being way too high, plus at least one person had a negative time due to poor customer service, you never want that.
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#4 Gina Tricot
Per Albin Hanssons väg 3G, 214 32 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [10 AM-8 PM], Thursday: [10 AM-8 PM], Friday: [10 AM-8 PM], Saturday: [10 AM-6 PM], Sunday: [10 AM-6 PM], Monday: [10 AM-8 PM], Tuesday: [10 AM-8 PM]
Gina Tricot in Malmö seems like a solid option when you're hunting for something new to wear. I mean, lots of people say it's got a fresh, kinda stylish vibe with a big selection, so if you're trying to save a little money, it sounds alright. Although, it might be true that it appeals to a younger crowd more, judging by some opinions. Still, with the amount of positive reviews, they might have stuff for everyone.
Customers online were definitely raving about the staff too, which I'm always happy to hear; apparently they're super helpful. Someone even called out an employee, Marisa, for going above and beyond, who helped her with the problem she came for without hesitation and with such grace she helped me. Plus, the furniture is a wonderful and beautiful place and has everything, which sounds promising for a relaxed shopping experience. Seems like it's worth checking out if you're in the area.
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#5 Impala Streetwear
Södra Förstadsgatan 96, 214 20 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [11 AM-6 PM], Thursday: [11 AM-6 PM], Friday: [11 AM-6 PM], Saturday: [11 AM-4 PM], Sunday: [Closed], Monday: [11 AM-6 PM], Tuesday: [11 AM-6 PM]
Impala Streetwear in Malmö, it's a place that has some buzz about it, I hear. It's got a rep for stocking some really cool skate and streetwear brands, from the classics, such as Dickies and Carhartt, to their own stuff. Word is they aren't just about clothes either; sometimes there's a DJ spinning and what I heard is they’ve got art on display – must make a neat vibe while shopping. If you’re looking for somewhere that is authentically Malmö, Impala Streetwear could def be it.
What people are saying is, they really do offer great, personalized service, which, tbh, is always a plus. The owner seems like a nice guy, and reviews mentioning him being chill, helpful, and knowledgable. Lots of people are complementing its authenticity and, you know, the passion that the staff show through the shops presentation, which definitely counts for something. It seems it's become a Malmö fixture, one of Sweden's oldest streetwear shops. They're known to be high quality and that the delivery is fast which makes for a good experience. Price-wise it looks like they can be a little steep.
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#6 Pop Boutique
Davidshallsgatan 9, 211 45 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [11 AM-6 PM], Thursday: [11 AM-6 PM], Friday: [11 AM-6 PM], Saturday: [11 AM-5 PM], Sunday: [12-4 PM], Monday: [11 AM-6 PM], Tuesday: [11 AM-6 PM]
Pop Boutique in Malmö is definitely on my radar; I hear its selection of vintage and second-hand clothes are really something special. They apparently stock everything, from Levi's to totally unique finds, so it is hard to not get excited. A lot of people seem to think it is one of the better places to shop in Malmö, because the styles offered are pretty diverse and they update the inventory constantly. Word has it that the store spans two floors, but if you have a disability this can be hard to navigate. At least they do offer fitting rooms, but accessibility can be better.
I keep hearing that the store has an impressive collection of fairly priced stuff, and that the vintage quality is really remarkable. People have mentioned liking the atmosphere, plus a friendly staff and pretty decent music going on. The unique pieces and reasonable prices are a huge selling point, and those who have shopped there have found some real hidden treasures and said that its the best second-hand store they have ever been to. Others mentioned that some of the items felt overpriced and not really second hand.
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#7 Secondhand Shop Red Cross Malmo
Norra Parkgatan 17, 214 22 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [10 AM-6 PM], Thursday: [10 AM-6 PM], Friday: [10 AM-6 PM], Saturday: [11 AM-3 PM], Sunday: [Closed], Monday: [12-8 PM], Tuesday: [10 AM-6 PM]
Red Cross Malmö is this cute secondhand shop, kinda like your grandma's attic but way more organized. They have a huge range of stuff, it's mainly womenswear, but I heard their books and homewares are great, and the prices are super reasonable. I think you can also pay with Swish, which is a lifesaver when I don't want to use my card and it's apparently wheelchair accessible and, best of all, they have fitting rooms. It also has a cafe, serving coffee and waffles I heard, which is always a nice touch, right?
People say the staff is super friendly and helpful which I really like because I always get so overwhelmed when I go to thrift stores. Most people seem to think they have a really large selection, with lots of cool finds, and the prices really can't be beat. Plus, all the proceeds go to charity, which is a major plus, especially knowing you're doing some good while you bargain hunt. I did read one thing saying that the organization wasn't great and it was hard to communicate in English, but it sounds like most folks think it's a really cozy, local spot, and you can't really go wrong with that.
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#8 Meadow of Malmo
Stora Nygatan 27A, 211 37 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [Closed], Thursday: [Closed], Friday: [12-6 PM], Saturday: [11 AM-3 PM], Sunday: [Closed], Monday: [Closed], Tuesday: [Closed]
Meadow of Malmo seems to be the kind of boutique where you can find stuff that’s not available everywhere. They have an eye for niche menswear, especially if you are into Japanese brands and a mix of denim with a bit of a "biker"/hipster edge. It sounds like they've really nailed curating a selection that you could actually build a wardrobe around, assuming the quality is as good as everyone says. I'm a big believer in investing in classic pieces that last, and apparently Meadow specializes in that kind of thing.
From what I’ve gathered, people really appreciate the service. Staff being knowledgeable and genuinely helpful can make a huge difference. And it's cool to know that it’s not just for in-person shoppers, and that people online have had positive experiences with fast shipping and decent customer service, which is important to me. Their focus on sustainable brands is interesting too, more stores should be doing that, even if it costs a little bit more. At the end of the day, you want something that feels good and lasts long, right?
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#9 Streetlab
Regementsgatan 12, 211 42 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [12-6 PM], Thursday: [12-6 PM], Friday: [12-6 PM], Saturday: [11 AM-4 PM], Sunday: [Closed], Monday: [12-6 PM], Tuesday: [12-6 PM]
Streetlab in Malmö is this pretty cool store that caters to skaters and streetwear fans; I think its pretty popular. They have everything from boards and accessories to clothing, and I hear they often get new drops from brands, especially Nike SB. People always call it a legit skate shop, somewhere you can find everything.
What really makes Streetlab stand out, from what I've seen online, is how nice and helpful the staff is. Some reviewers mentioned certain employees, such as Anton and Eric, going the extra mile with tips and advice. The overall vibe is just super welcoming, which is nice. Customers were really impressed with their diverse product range and the shop's really positive energy. Though there was one review where someone said the prices were a bit high, and another with a negative experience about a shoe release. Generally though, I’ve seen overwhelmingly positive feedback about their friendly staff, I guess they make customers not want to leave, which is pretty cool.
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#10 Dressmann
Hyllie Boulevard 19, 215 32 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [10 AM-8 PM], Thursday: [10 AM-8 PM], Friday: [10 AM-8 PM], Saturday: [10 AM-8 PM], Sunday: [10 AM-8 PM], Monday: [10 AM-8 PM], Tuesday: [10 AM-8 PM]
Dressmann in Malmö is a pretty solid choice if you're looking for men's clothing, I heard. Seriously, they seem to have it all, from everyday stuff and jeans to full-on suits and fancy formal wear. It is known to be a "best clothing store in Malmö" due to a large variety of sizes that they carry and because they cater to a pretty diverse customer base. They even carry accessories, too. I mean, socks and underwear...what else is there to think about? Its really like a one-stop shop for when men need clothes!
From what I hear the customer service is wonderful. People rave about how friendly and helpful the staff at the Malmö location are, which is a plus. Apparently, people get some seriously personalized assistance when trying to find the right sizes and styles, which is kind of clutch when you aren't the best at knowing what size to get! Another cool thing is that there is a mix of budget-friendly finds and higher-quality items if you want to spend a little more. I think some stuff isn't the best quality, however, generally people appreciate the selection, I also hear it is good for larger sizes since other stores might not have that.
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#11 Supporterhuset
Södra Förstadsgatan 79D, 214 20 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [11 AM-6 PM], Thursday: [11 AM-7 PM], Friday: [11 AM-6 PM], Saturday: [11 AM-4 PM], Sunday: [Closed], Monday: [Closed], Tuesday: [11 AM-7 PM]
Supporterhuset is definitely more than just a spot to buy clothes, it seems like the ultimate hangout for Malmö FF fans. It's got all the merch you could want, really stylish clothes and t-shirts that all the reviews seem to mention, even stickers for those who are real fanatics. Plus, it doubles as a café where people get coffee, wraps and just generally talk about Malmö FF.
Honestly, it sounds like the staff there is what makes the place special. Everyone seems to rave about how friendly they are. It's a great place to socialize, make flags, and stock up on MFF gear. One person even thanked them for the "COOLEST SM-GOLD/CHAMPION 2020-Tishan." From what I understand it's basically a magical blend of football fandom, coffee, and good vibes, and who doesn't love that?
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#12 Lindex
Hyllie Boulevard 19, 215 32 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [10 AM-8 PM], Thursday: [10 AM-8 PM], Friday: [10 AM-8 PM], Saturday: [10 AM-8 PM], Sunday: [10 AM-8 PM], Monday: [10 AM-8 PM], Tuesday: [10 AM-8 PM]
Lindex in Malmö, I guess, is a pretty popular spot for clothes and accessories, from what I hear. They seem to really kill it in the women's department, having clothes for, basically, all ages and sizes which makes shopping less of a headache. I heard they have good stuff for children, plus underwear, but I'm not sure about the men's selection, which is unfortunate. They're often talked about as the best place in Malmö for women's and children's clothing so it might be worth checking out.
People constantly talk about the quality of their clothes, that they are affordable, especially if you catch one of their sales. The staff seems nice, friendly, and provides good service, which makes for a better experience. It seems that they keep the shelves full and that their stores are organized which is something I'd appreciate. One cool thing I heard is that they even have stuff available to repair clothes that promotes sustainability. It sounds like they could improve in some areas, like making sure they have enough staff, and keeping the store tidy, and also making sure they don't run out of items too early in the season.
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#13 Arsenik Butik
Södra Förstadsgatan 38, 211 43 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [11 AM-6 PM], Thursday: [11 AM-6 PM], Friday: [11 AM-6 PM], Saturday: [12-4 PM], Sunday: [Closed], Monday: [11 AM-6 PM], Tuesday: [11 AM-6 PM]
Arsenik Butik in Malmö is where you can find clothes that aren't boring and normal. They've got a big selection of stuff there, its all punk, goth, metal, and kawaii, and they got all sorts of accessories too, and, yes, even records--isn't that crazy? Apparently, they try to get items from local designers and small businesses, which is awesome because it's the opposite of supporting those fast fashion giants we're always hearing about being bad news, maybe its a good store to invest in? This place is totally the spot for subculture fashion in Malmö, because it seems that they’ve got clothes for all kinds of people, from band tees and those crazy platform shoes to handmade stuff.
People seem to really like Arsenik Butik because the staff there are very nice. I think you can find accessories and clothes that are not easy to find. Many people have said they like how the store shows off local artists and have a good atmosphere with atmospheric music; a bunch of people said going there feels a bit like stepping back in time. Oh, and some customers mention an "unwelcoming vibe" from the staff, its not the majority of the customers.
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#14 Beyond Retro - Mitt Möllan
Claesgatan 8, 214 26 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [11 AM-6 PM], Thursday: [11 AM-6 PM], Friday: [11 AM-6 PM], Saturday: [11 AM-5 PM], Sunday: [Closed], Monday: [11 AM-6 PM], Tuesday: [11 AM-6 PM]
Beyond Retro in Mitt Möllan, Malmö seems to be a great place for vintage clothes; it's got this reputation as *the* place to go for retro fashion. From what I'm hearing, they have a massive selection, especially if you're hunting for those smaller sizes that can be hard to come by in secondhand shops. The reviews rave about their cool finds from the 50s to the 90s, including some pretty neat American and Canadian vintage pieces, plus all the accessories you could want – hats, bags, jewelry, the whole shebang.
Apparently, the staff are super friendly and know their stuff, which always makes shopping way more fun. Throw in some good music, and it sounds like a place you could actually spend some time digging through the racks, which are filled with a fun, funky atmosphere, that most find is a welcome surprise. Though, some find it a bit expensive, and it can be hard to navigate, it's a cool place to go to find vintage pieces, or show off to a friend from out of town.
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#15 Grandpa South Förstadsgatan
Södra Förstadsgatan 25, 211 43 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [11 AM-6 PM], Thursday: [11 AM-6 PM], Friday: [11 AM-6 PM], Saturday: [11 AM-5 PM], Sunday: [12-4 PM], Monday: [11 AM-6 PM], Tuesday: [11 AM-6 PM]
Grandpa at South Förstadsgatan in Malmö seems pretty cool, it has a blend of men's and women's fashion alongside home design stuff, which I think is neat. The place seems bigger than you'd imagine, and from what I gather, they've got a solid range of Scandinavian brands, plus others. If you’re trying to find the clothing store to end all clothing stores in Malmö, it really could be your spot, with a good mix of threads, accessories, and cool gifts; don't you think?
People seem to really dig the vibe inside, and the selection they offer – not just clothes but accessories too; and the people who work there are a big hit. Lots of folks mention how helpful and knowledgeable they are, sometimes going above and beyond, which is what you want. I heard the music is good, and the brands they carry are well-chosen so that it's a fun place to check out; some even call it the best store in Malmö! Though, there were a couple stories about bad experiences with the staff but I've found those stories are usually just misunderstandings.
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#16 Stadium
Mobilia köpcenter, Per Albin Hanssons väg 40, 214 32 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [10 AM-8 PM], Thursday: [10 AM-8 PM], Friday: [10 AM-8 PM], Saturday: [10 AM-6 PM], Sunday: [10 AM-6 PM], Monday: [10 AM-8 PM], Tuesday: [10 AM-8 PM]
Stadium in Malmö seems to be a really solid spot for snagging sports gear and clothing; I've heard they carry a good range, from workout wear to trainers, plus equipment for training. It sounds Iike they have a lot of different brands, which, from what I heard, means you can find a few things in your price range. Apparently, a lot of folks think they might be one of the better clothing stores in the area.
I've read that the staff is a big plus, with customers consistently saying they're friendly, helpful, and actually know their stuff; they're also suppose to have patience, which is good, obviously. Plus, it seems you can order online and pick it up at the store if that's what you're trying to do, which is super handy. Sure, I've seen the odd comment about maybe not being super organized all the time and sometimes missing sizes, but generally it sounds pretty decent in there.
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#17 Swopshop Sverige
kv caroli, Östergatan 12, 211 25 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [11 AM-2 PM, 3-6 PM], Thursday: [11 AM-2 PM, 3-6 PM], Friday: [11 AM-2 PM, 3-6 PM], Saturday: [12-4 PM], Sunday: [Closed], Monday: [11 AM-2 PM, 3-6 PM], Tuesday: [11 AM-2 PM, 3-6 PM]
Swopshop Sverige in Malmö is this really cool clothing store where you can exchange clothes. They've set it up so you bring in your old stuff – clothes, accessories, even some toys – and you get "hearts" in return, which function kind of like store credit. Then you can spend those hearts on anything else in the shop! Honestly, I think it's a really great idea; some people consider it the best clothing store in Malmö for people trying to be more sustainable.
A lot of people seem to love the concept that Swopshop offers, and honestly I get why. You can totally refresh your wardrobe without spending a ton of money and contribute to the circular economy thing, which is very trendy. The quality of the clothes are supposed to be good, with different styles and sizes, and they've apparently got super helpful staff that work there. Some find that it's a lot of fun just finding really cool clothes and knowing they're doing their part to live more sustainably. Plus, you can get clothes for both adults and kids, so that's a solid move for families. One thing someone mentioned is there can be fluctuations in the fees for turning in clothes, it may not always be clear how it works. I do know that they're expanding and are really getting popular in the area, though, which is so great!
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#18 Cubus
Per Albin Hanssons väg 34F, 214 32 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [10 AM-8 PM], Thursday: [10 AM-8 PM], Friday: [10 AM-8 PM], Saturday: [10 AM-6 PM], Sunday: [10 AM-6 PM], Monday: [10 AM-8 PM], Tuesday: [10 AM-8 PM]
Cubus in Malmö seems to be a decent spot if you're hunting for clothes for the fam, especially if you're into ladies' or young people's styles. You can find everything in that store; I believe one person wrote that they had a great assortment of underwear, and another found a fake fur there. From what I gather, the prices won't make your wallet weep, even though I'm seeing some rumblings about the sizing being a bit off, so maybe try on a couple of sizes when you're there, especially if you're looking for a bra.
It sounds as though many customers seem pleased with the staff; it's good that they're getting positive feedback about being friendly and helpful, a lot of people find great customer services to be a big plus when shopping. People mentioned that it's clean and well-stocked and it's cool you can reliably find what you need. They should probably hire more staff, a customer also wrote that there wasn't enough people working in the store at noon on a Saturday.
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#19 Dressmann
Per Albin Hanssons väg 40, 214 32 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [10 AM-8 PM], Thursday: [10 AM-8 PM], Friday: [10 AM-8 PM], Saturday: [10 AM-6 PM], Sunday: [10 AM-6 PM], Monday: [10 AM-8 PM], Tuesday: [10 AM-8 PM]
Dressmann in Malmö? I hear they have a surprisingly broad range of men's stuff, everything from jeans and basic tees to suits – which is good to know if you need a whole new wardrobe or just want something casual. It sounds especially appealing if you don't want to spend a fortune, since apparently they have decent prices and throw sales now and then. For the fellas in Malmö needing a refresh, from everyday to something a little more formal, it might be worth checking out.
What I've been seeing, customers seem to appreciate the staff a bunch. Like, genuinely going out of their way to help, even offering style advice, and that's always a plus. Plus, the clothing holds up, and you don't gotta be a certain size to shop there. However, people have mentioned the occasional iffy experience with staff attitude, which is never fun, and a few issues when making returns. Some also think that the shorts selection is on the smaller side and catered towards mature shoppers.
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#20 Weekday
Stora Nygatan 58, 211 37 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [10 AM-7 PM], Thursday: [10 AM-7 PM], Friday: [10 AM-7 PM], Saturday: [10 AM-5 PM], Sunday: [12-4 PM], Monday: [10 AM-7 PM], Tuesday: [10 AM-7 PM]
Weekday in Malmö has definitely made a name for themselves. They've got this cool, streamlined vibe going on, and seem to carry really modern pieces. If you're hunting around for a place that does street style without charging you an arm and a leg, it might be worth checking out. They definitely seem to focus on the jeans and t-shirt game, and carry some longer length pants which is good because who wants to shop somewhere that assumes your height.
People seem to mostly dig Weekday, which is always a good sign. I've seen a lot of comments raving about how helpful the staff are. It seems like they really know their stuff when it comes to finding the right jeans, that's always a win. Plus, the prices are reasonable which is a lot more than you can say for some other places. Although some people do mention it can get a bit crowded and that they can be hard to reach by phone, so it's not perfect for everyone and their stuff can be found in other places.
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#21 APLACE - Malmö
Davidshallsgatan 14, 211 45 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [11 AM-6 PM], Thursday: [11 AM-6 PM], Friday: [11 AM-6 PM], Saturday: [11 AM-5 PM], Sunday: [12-4 PM], Monday: [11 AM-6 PM], Tuesday: [11 AM-6 PM]
APLACE in Malmö is a clothing store with a wide range of Scandinavian fashion. I've heard they carry clothes for both men and women, and it sounds pretty interesting because they also have designer pieces and even secondhand stuff, which is cool. Based on some comments I saw, the store might be a good fit if you're after more unique styles. It also seems they sell shoes and other accessories, so it is possible to get your whole outfit there.
A lot of people seem to really appreciate the selection at APLACE, particularly the mix of designer brands and vintage finds, I believe. Multiple reviewers were positive about the staff. Apparently, they're super friendly and helpful, which definitely makes shopping more enjoyable. Some people also mentioned that APLACE is great for finding special or unusual items, though I have seen some complaints regarding poor customer service, order issues, higher prices, and even some instances of alleged bias.
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#22 Lindex
Södergatan 30, 211 34 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [10 AM-7 PM], Thursday: [10 AM-7 PM], Friday: [10 AM-7 PM], Saturday: [10 AM-5 PM], Sunday: [12-4 PM], Monday: [10 AM-7 PM], Tuesday: [10 AM-7 PM]
Lindex in Malmö is a big store that has clothing for both women and kids, plus accessories, undies, and even some makeup. It's a really good option if you're trying to find a convenient store with pretty nice selection of items. I hear the prices can be pretty decent, especially if you manage to hit their sales. Oh yeah, it's a two-story shop, with the kid's stuff and most of the women's stuff downstairs; the elevator makes a weird sound, though.
A lot of people say the staff are super helpful, which, of course, is always a huge plus, because being treated nicely really does make a difference, doesn't it? Customers also praise the assortment of clothes, and they really love the kid's section for it's cute and affordable items. Some reviews mention the high quality too, even though there's some comments around less than stellar staff interactions, and that it's currently being remodeled which is never great. I have heard some people mention the fitting rooms, I guess they can be closed, or the staff in there doesn't provide much assistance.
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#23 H&M
Per Albin Hanssons väg 40, 214 32 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [10 AM-8 PM], Thursday: [10 AM-8 PM], Friday: [10 AM-8 PM], Saturday: [10 AM-6 PM], Sunday: [10 AM-6 PM], Monday: [10 AM-8 PM], Tuesday: [10 AM-8 PM]
H&M in Malmö, it's just a classic, y'know? They have clothes for basically everyone, all ages really, not just clothes either. You can find shoes and bags and even stuff for your apartment, from curtains to throw pillows. Plenty of people see H&M as a fairly budget-friendly store, and for what you get, it is priced pretty well. Some Swedes probably consider it a staple—and hey, who knows, maybe it *is* the best place to find clothes in Malmö if you're looking for a good deal.
A lot of customers seem happy with the prices and the huge range they have at the H&M in Malmö, particularly when it comes to kids' clothes, which is a plus. I've seen several people online were saying they found exactly what they needed, with some even raving about the recent autumn stuff. Also, good customer service can make or break a place for some people. Apparently some people have found the staff to be really helpful. What people say is that the big selection, being able to find clothes for everybody, and a clean store environment are positives. However, others have had different experiences, such as finding some clothes to be low quality, or unfriendly or unhelpful employees, and someone complained that they closed the changing rooms early.
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#24 New Yorker
Per Albin Hanssons väg 28, D, 214 32 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [10 AM-8 PM], Thursday: [10 AM-8 PM], Friday: [10 AM-8 PM], Saturday: [10 AM-6 PM], Sunday: [10 AM-6 PM], Monday: [10 AM-8 PM], Tuesday: [10 AM-8 PM]
New Yorker in Malmö seems to be a pretty popular spot for snagging some trendy clothes without totally breaking the bank, I hear. They’ve got a pretty big selection, everything from shirts and pants to jackets and socks, ya know, the usual suspects. It seems to cater to folks who wanna stay fashionable but are also keeping an eye on their budget, which, let's be real, is most of us these days.
From what others are saying, it looks as if they have updated collections, which can be a total win. There are a lot of people highlighting positive experiences with the staff, who are supposed to be helpful and friendly. This is really good as some have complimented them for their services. A few people did mention some odd experiences with returns and some not-so-great staff interactions. Overall, for a lot of people, New Yorker is a good option in Malmö, mostly for their good values.
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#25 & Other Stories
Stora Nygatan 56, 211 37 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [10 AM-7 PM], Thursday: [10 AM-7 PM], Friday: [10 AM-7 PM], Saturday: [10 AM-6 PM], Sunday: [11 AM-5 PM], Monday: [10 AM-7 PM], Tuesday: [10 AM-7 PM]
& Other Stories in Malmö has a good range of clothing. You can find shoes, bags, accessories, jewelry, even cosmetics - the whole shebang, all spread out across two floors in the Hansa mall. I've heard some people totally rave about it, calling it their favorite shop in Malmö, especially if you're into that classic, feminine vibe and appreciate a quality design. But I mean, let's be real, it can get a little spenny though.
I think that customers really appreciate the variety and quality of the clothes. I've read positive reviews specifically mentioning the staff being friendly, helpfully, and how there committed to offering excellent service, and its always good to shop in a nice environment. It's a real shame that some have had negative experiences, though. Some reviewers pointed out inconsistent service, you know? Maybe it just depends on who you get, I don't know.
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#26 H&M
Gustav Adolfs torg 2, 211 39 Malmö, Sweden
Wednesday: [10 AM-7 PM], Thursday: [10 AM-7 PM], Friday: [10 AM-7 PM], Saturday: [10 AM-6 PM], Sunday: [11 AM-5 PM], Monday: [10 AM-7 PM], Tuesday: [10 AM-7 PM]
H&M in Malmö is pretty big, and you can typically find a good range of stuff there and it's not super expensive. They carry clothes for everyone—women, men, kids—and even some beauty bits, which is a plus. Honestly, if you’re searching online for clothes shops in Malmö, H&M is definetly a name that'll pop up.
Lots of folks seem to appreciate how much they have to choose from, and you know, the prices are usually decent, and it's nice that they have clothes for literally every age group and the genders, if that's your sort of thing. Some people really like the layout, saying its organized and that you can use cash, which, believe it or not, is a big thing for some. Though, if I'm being real, some people have said some pretty not great stuff, mostly about employees not being that nice, especially near the dressing rooms and at the self-checkouts. I think some stuff isn't the best quality either and sometimes things are difficult to find, but I have never experienced that for myself.
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