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Clothing Stores and Boutiques in Seattle.
All 22 clothing stores and boutiques we cover in Seattle, from University Village, Bellevue Square & The Bravern and Ballard, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
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Clothing Stores and Boutiques, district by district.
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Hat shop started at the Market in 1949 and run by milliner Sharon Hagerty, an authorized Stetson seller, with fedoras, custom felt and straw hats, vintage hats, resizing and reblocking.
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Melrose Market shop with men's, women's and unisex clothing and shoes, jewelry, apothecary goods, ceramics, furniture and live plants; it runs quarterly workshops.
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Women's boutique at the corner of 12th and Pike since 2019, selling clothing, accessories and jewelry from emerging and established designers plus its own Seattle-designed label.
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Shoe boutique for women and men with Vagabond, Camper, Frye, Karhu and Clae plus its own shoe line, along with clothing, jewelry, barware, candles and stationery.
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Corner boutique at the south end of Ballard Ave with European labels such as Rundholz, Ilse Jacobsen and Lurdes Bergada, plus Citizens of Humanity denim, pottery, bags and menswear.
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Women's clothing, shoes and accessories in a rustic Western-leaning setting, with labels such as Prairie Underground, Velvet and Pendleton, premium denim and artisan jewelry.
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Owner-run shoe store in Ballard since 2006 with work, walking and athletic footwear from brands such as Dansko and Eric Michael, plus some apparel and accessories.
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The Spanish fast-fashion brand's downtown store inside Westlake Center, one of the center's featured tenants, with women's, men's and kids' clothing, shoes and accessories.
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Fluevog's first US store, open since 1985 a short walk from Pike Place Market, selling the brand's own boots and shoes; the Angel shoes were first made here.
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Sustainable fashion brand's flagship and visible production studio in Pacific Place, selling natural-fiber clothing and upcycled gifts made locally by refugee and immigrant seamstresses, plus tailoring.
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Flora and Henri's Seattle concept shop, with women's clothing and accessories alongside children's and men's pieces, home goods and gifts from independent designers.
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Women's boutique founded in 1996 in a wisteria-covered cottage on Evanston Ave N, carrying clothing and jewelry from designers in Japan, Europe and the US.
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Canadian design house selling its in-house women's labels and contemporary brands, with a focus on tailoring and premium fabrics; open later than the rest of the center.
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Store for the Paris label founded in 2013, with everyday women's essentials and limited-edition pieces, plus its Octobre Éditions menswear and Petit Sézane kids' lines.
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Los Angeles brand known for colorful Italian-leather handbags and hand-drawn graphics, also selling clothing and accessories; tagged by the center as only at U Village locally.
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Shop for the designer and manufacturer's knitwear and sportswear in classic shapes, luxurious yarns and rich colors, rooted in the founder's Irish heritage.
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Bohemian women's clothing, dresses and accessories from the Urban Outfitters family, with beauty and intimates sections in this store.
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Bellevue Square boutique for Tory Burch's collections, with interiors designed to feel like a home and to reflect the city each store sits in.
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First-floor store for the Canadian design house's own women's labels and contemporary brands, known for tailoring and fabrics; stays open until 7:30pm on Sundays.
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J.Crew's Bellevue Square store, selling the brand's men's and women's clothing and accessories and keeping the same hours as the mall.
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Second-floor store for the Japanese brand's basics and technical essentials for men, women and kids; the South East Parking Garage is the closest place to park.
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Second-floor store with lululemon's technical apparel for running, training and yoga plus everyday clothes; park in the North East Garage.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for clothing stores and boutiques in Seattle?
University Village has the most, with 5, followed by Bellevue Square & The Bravern (5) and Ballard (4). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many clothing stores and boutiques does this guide cover?
22, across 8 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store's own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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