Shopping Guide: Mexico City

Every time we visit Mexico City we are amazed by the new and eclectic shopping culture that seems to be spreading through the city. Cool multi-concept boutiques like Anatole 13 offer a full lifestyle experience while the weekend flea market and artisanal bazaar offer goods with a decidedly more old school pedigree.

STORES

Onora Casa
Stylish and sophisticated textiles and decorative home items. Lope de Vega 330 Polanco, Miguel Hildago.

Remigio Mestas Revilla
The best selection of artisan clothing and rebozos from many different villages in Mexico.
Isabel La Catolica 30-7, Centro Historico

Common People Concept Store
Mega concept store carrying trendy European, American and Mexican products. There is also a restaurant that is nice for lunch.
Emilio Castelar 149, Miguel Hidalgo, Polanco

Carla Fernandez
The newest boutique from one of the most successful Mexican designers working with local artisans.
Alvaro Obregon 200 Col. Roma

Anatole 13
Cutting edge concept store that carries a variety of brands from Mexico, Europe and the States. There is also an organic market, cafe and bookstore.
Anatole France 13, Polanco

Goodbye Folk
Fun vintage store with a beauty salon in the back. Very kitschy but cool.
Colima 198, Cuauhtémoc, Ciudad de México, D.F., Mexico

MARKETS

La Lagunilla Market (Mercado de pulgas)
A little bit of everything - furniture, objects, bric-a-brac and clothing. This is a great market for those that love an adventure. Corner Rayón and Allende, Mexico City, Federal District, Mexico. Open every Sunday.

Plaza del Ángel

A Beautiful Old house filled with very upscale antique shops. 

Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, Ciudad de México, D.F., Mexico. Open every day. Becomes a flea market on Saturdays only.

Mercado de Artesanias La Ciudadela
Everything here is relatively inexpensive and made in Mexico. Lots of inexpensive artisan product, quality varies. Av Balderas s/n, Delegación Cuauhtémoc, Col. Centro, 06040 Ciudad de México, D.F., Mexico. Open every day.