Sarriá-Sant Gervasi top boutiques
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by Salvador Font
- 16 November, 2015
- Things to do in Barcelona
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Located in the North-West of Barcelona, Sarriá-Sant Gervasi is one of the biggest districts of the city. It was the last independent village to be annexed to the city in 1921. With its small houses and picturesque streets it has kept its village-like appearance and atmosphere, which make it very peaceful. It is the best district of the city in terms of quality of life.
Even though the area is mostly residential, it still offers the possibility of shopping. Indeed, many luxury boutiques are located around the Turó Park. Here are the top ones.
Sarriá-Sant Gervasi top boutiques
Jofré
Jofré is a multi-brand luxury retail chain proposing clothes, shoes and accessories for both men and women. Originally, it was only one shop in Barcelona, and the brand started growing little by little until it became a real family empire with around 20 boutiques in Spain and Belgium.
More than 50 luxury brands and designers from all around the world are available, among them, Michael Kors, Nina Ricci or Yves Saint Laurent.
Furest
Furest is a family business created in 1898 and specialized in high quality shirts for men and haute couture for women.
Nowadays, in addition to its own collection including a special clothing line for youths named “furest casual wear”, the shop also proposes around twenty other designers and brands, such as Armani Jeans, Robert Friedman or Duvetica, for both men and women. It is considered one of the top boutiques for men fashion thanks to the high quality and the diversity of clothes that are proposed.
There are currently eight shops in the city.
Coquette Store
“Born to be beautiful” is Coquette’s motto. Coquette is another multi brands boutique selling women’s fashion. This trendy clothing store was born in El Borne district, and has now three boutiques in Barcelona. Different brands from all around the world are available, especially French ones, for the goal of Isabel Campelo, the creator of the boutique, was initially to bring French style to Spain.
