Buenos Aires est fidele à l'image de la grande ville qui offre une large variété de produits et de prix aussi bien que des centres commerciaux.
Dans presque chaque quartier, vous pouvez trouver un endroit, plus ou moins grand, qui propose des vetements particuliers, produits régionaux, antiquités ou artisanaux.
Le nom des rues est le meilleur moyen d'identifier le circuit que vous cherchez.
Les avenues Cabildo et Santa Fe, respectivement dans Belgrano et Barrio Norte, proposent une grande variété de vetements et chaussures.
The long Córdoba Av, between Scalabrini Ortiz and Juan B. Justo, is famous for its national brands outlets.
In the inner streets of Palermo Viejo, in the so called Soho, stores show local designers products, fashionable and trendy clothes, accesories and decor items.
However, in order to reach exclusive ness it is necessary to walk by the Recoleta area, more specifically the Alvear Avenue, whose shop windows show internationally famous brand clothes like Versace, Kenzo, Armani, Luis Vuitton and Gucci, a few steps forward, you can reach Plaza Francia, where most foreing tourists gather in search of various art crafts: from portraits made on the spot until rings and knitted clothes.
On the other hand if the intention is to visit antique houses you can buy in San Telmo or in the Mercado de las Pulgas of Dorrego.
Another Argentine strength are leather items, which can be found, varying in quality and prices, in frot of Plaza San Martin and along Florida Street, in the very center of the city.
If you are looking cheaper trousers, jackets and skirts, in the Chacarita neighborhood, along Murillo Street 600 you can find the “porteña window shop” in the manufacturing of this kind of clothes, wich are also tailormade and on request.