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Clothing Stores and Boutiques in Chicago.
All 70 clothing stores and boutiques we cover in Chicago, from Southport Corridor, Woodfield Mall and State Street, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
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Clothing Stores and Boutiques, district by district.
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Women's ready-to-wear boutique that opened in the former Michael Kors space at 900 North Michigan on a 10-year lease, part of the avenue's 2025 wave of new tenants.
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Two-level Uniqlo flagship that reopened on the Mile in March 2026, with self-checkout, alterations, RE.UNIQLO donation bins and designs by local artists made for this store.
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Spanish fashion label opened here in December 2025 at the base of the Ritz-Carlton Residences with about 1,000 square meters of women's and men's collections.
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Women's and men's clothing in the 900 North Michigan Shops, including the Collection line, men's and women's suiting, women's shoes and bags, with in-store pickup.
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Nike's roughly 57,000-square-foot Mag Mile flagship, open at this corner since 1992. As of April 2026 the brand was in talks to move to a smaller space at 540 N Michigan.
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SKIMS's Chicago flagship on Rush St, stocking the brand's signature and best-selling styles in person. Open until 8pm Mon–Sat, later than the Oak St boutiques.
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Chicago women's clothing boutique inside the Block Thirty Seven center across from Macy's, singled out for personalized service; Sephora and ZARA share the building.
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Low-priced fashion chain on the State Street shopping stretch for clothing and basics, listed in Choose Chicago's 2026 State Street guide.
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Sneaker and athletic shoe store a few doors south of Madison, open until 7:30pm Monday through Saturday, later than most of its State St neighbors.
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Foot Locker sneaker store with athletic footwear and apparel from the major sports brands for basketball, running and training. Closes earlier on Mondays.
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Zumiez branch steps south of the State and Madison corner, open seven days with Sunday hours to 6pm. It shares the block with JD Sports and Foot Locker.
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Two full floors of Zara clothing, shoes and accessories for women, men and kids inside the Block Thirty Seven shopping center on State Street.
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Two-in-one store in a former meatpacking warehouse: new Patagonia clothing and gear on one side, Worn Wear trade-ins, used gear and repairs on the other. Hosts community events.
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Brand flagship for the Swedish outdoor label, with backpacks, G-1000 jackets and trousers. Staff wax G-1000 pieces for free and handle tailoring and repairs on any Fjallraven product.
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Women's clothing store on the Randolph restaurant row carrying dresses, shoes, intimates and beauty, plus the FP Movement activewear line, which hosts in-store workout events.
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Athletic apparel store in the redeveloped 932 W Randolph building, opened in 2022 in September 2022 as the brand's sixth permanent Chicago shop; sells technical athletic apparel.
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Women's clothing and accessories store on the Milwaukee Ave strip near the six corners, with beauty, intimates and the brand's free-est line in stock.
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Free People's activewear shop, separate from the main Free People store down the block, selling workout clothing and accessories along with beauty products.
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Women's clothing, accessories, shoes and home décor, plus a vinyl section; the store handles online-order pickup and accepts Nuuly returns.
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The brand's only Chicago store, on the Armitage brand row near Halsted. Sells Rothy's shoes and bags, takes back worn pairs for recycling and stocks limited-edition Ivy Sneakers.
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Discount shoe store on the Armitage strip that locals recommend for marked-down footwear. Sits on the same block as Todd Snyder and Rothy's, a few doors west of Halsted.
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Boutique open since 1984 that mixes women's fashion and designer jewelry with a rotating stock of gifts and home accessories. A good stop for presents as well as clothes.
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Long-running women's designer boutique carrying Ulla Johnson, Veronica Beard, Zimmermann, Isabel Marant, GANNI, FRAME and Mother denim, plus Jerome Dreyfuss bags.
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Anthropologie's Southport Avenue store with women's clothing, home goods and a shoe department; personal styling appointments are offered at this location.
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Neighborhood J.Crew shop for women's and men's classics: knitwear, chinos, button-downs and seasonal outerwear, a short walk from the Addison end of the strip.
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Activewear brand Vuori's Lakeview store on the 3400 block, selling performance and lounge clothing such as shorts, joggers and tees for men and women.
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Women's and girls' activewear and athleisure from the Gap-owned brand: leggings, running gear, yoga clothes and travel pieces, across from J.Crew on the 3400 block.
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Bra and underwear boutique a few blocks from Wrigley Field where Fit Stylists measure you and suggest styles. Book a one-on-one or group fitting appointment ahead.
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Free People's Southport store for women's clothing and accessories, with the brand's beauty and intimates sections also stocked at this location.
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lululemon store toward the north end of the Southport strip, open seven days and keeping later Sunday hours (to 6pm) than several of its neighbors.
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Women's clothing store where in-store stylists pull head-to-toe looks, from everyday denim and basics to special-occasion outfits. Styling is free with a visit.
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Johnny Was boutique for bohemian-leaning women's clothing with detailed embroidery, relaxed dresses and separates, plus a selection of accessories and gifts.
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Clothing shop in unit B20 of the 2002 S Wentworth Ave building, which the chamber directory also lists as home to King KTV and several small food counters.
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Western wear for men, women and kids: Stetson and Los Altos hats, Lucchese, Cuadra and Minotauro boots, plus Wrangler and Ariat; a second store is at 3225 W 26th St.
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Dress shop for quinceañera, bridal and prom gowns for women, men and kids, including its exclusive Dear Fifteen by Soleil line; appointments are available for one-on-one fittings.
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Quinceañera and wedding store (the name means "my fifteen and divine weddings") on the eastern blocks of 26th Street, listed in the Little Village Chamber directory.
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Quinceañera dress shop on 26th Street, one of several along the strip that make Little Village a destination for XV and bridal shopping; listed by the chamber.
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Quinceañera dress and accessories shop in the middle stretch of 26th Street, listed in the Little Village Chamber directory with its own website.
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Chicago-made jeans in a softer tri-blend or sturdier 100% cotton, cut from U.S. mill fabric. Staff hem each pair to length in the shop, so you leave with jeans that fit.
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Shop selling work from a collective of local artisans, listed in the chamber's apparel directory. Sales during neighborhood events run up to 60% off with buy-three-get-one deals.
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Clothing boutique near the Bryn Mawr end of the strip, listed in the chamber's apparel directory. It also sells online and offers extra event discounts on its sale section.
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Neighborhood shoe store on the Foster-to-Berwyn block of Clark St, listed in the chamber's apparel directory. Holiday sales run storewide during Small Business Saturday.
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Boutique near Catalpa listed in the chamber's apparel directory. Its end-of-season clearances during neighborhood sales go as deep as 80% off, with extra percentages taken off sale racks.
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Outdoor clothing and gear outfitter on the 4700 block of Lincoln, near Merz Apothecary and The Book Cellar; it offers a free Insiders membership program.
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Artisan boutique at the north end of the strip selling work by independent makers, including artist prints; it takes part in the chamber's Shop Late nights.
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Eco-friendly and sustainable clothing, home goods and accessories on the main Lincoln Ave strip; the shop's mission includes supporting people with disabilities.
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Hyde Park branch of the Akira fashion store on the 53rd Street strip, listed in both the Hyde Park Chamber and Downtown Hyde Park retail directories.
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Independent boutique at the west end of the 53rd Street retail strip, listed in the Downtown Hyde Park directory; check its Facebook page for current stock and hours.
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Jewelry, apparel, art and music with an emphasis on local designers; the shop hosts open mics and readings, and its block party returned in July 2026.
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Flagship of the Chicago-born streetwear label founded by Alonzo "Zoe" Jackson, selling exclusive drops, colorful hoodies and jackets with "geek" lettering.
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Graphic tees, track jackets and custom printing from a young owner's first retail store, which doubles as an incubator for young Chicago brands.
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African clothing and fabrics alongside whipped shea butter and African black soap, at the west end of the 53rd Street commercial strip.
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Outerwear store for parkas, apparel, footwear and accessories for men, women and kids, a useful stop before Chicago winter, on Level 1 by Neiman Marcus.
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Standalone Ralph Lauren store carrying men's and women's clothing along with home goods, on Level 1 of the center near the Professional Building.
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Technical outerwear and gear from the Vancouver brand, covering climbing, skiing and alpine shells, on Level 1 near L.L.Bean.
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Outdoor clothing, footwear and camping and paddling gear for the family, with staff advice and Outdoor Discovery School classes and free clinics.
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Large store for the Spanish fast-fashion chain with women's, men's and kids' clothing, on Level 1 near Macy's.
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Women's and men's clothing, men's suiting and crewcuts kids' clothes at the brand's Oakbrook Center store, with in-store pickup for online orders.
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Low-price fashion and homeware store listed as one of the mall's anchors, on the upper level of the Dining Pavilion Wing by Entrance 4 between P.F. Chang's and Texas de Brazil.
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Women's clothing store on the upper level of the Nordstrom Wing, across from Zara, in the cluster of newer fashion brands by the Entrance 3 patio entrance.
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Zara store on the upper level of the Nordstrom Wing next to Altar'd State and across from Aritzia, a short walk from the Entrance 3 patio entrance.
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Athletic apparel store on the upper level of the Nordstrom Wing next to Timberland, in the same stretch as Apple, Vuori and Aritzia near the Entrance 3 patio.
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Yoga and athleisure brand store in the Grand Court on the upper level, next to Sephora and close to the Entrance 3 patio entrance by the Improv Comedy Club.
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Performance and casual apparel store on the upper level of the Nordstrom Wing near Zara and next to Urban Outfitters, close to the Entrance 3 patio entrance.
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Japanese basics retailer on the lower level of the JCPenney Wing next to Ebisu Life Store, closest to Entrance 1 between JCPenney and Nordstrom.
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Two-level H&M store in the Dining Pavilion Wing, next to Foot Locker on the lower level and Build-A-Bear Workshop on the upper level, by Entrance 5.
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Zara store that relocated from the mall's north end into the redeveloped former Lord & Taylor building, alongside Arhaus and Pottery Barn.
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Women's clothing store that moved into a larger flagship space at Old Orchard during the redevelopment and is listed in the current Westfield directory.
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Technical outerwear and hiking apparel store, listed in the Westfield Old Orchard directory near other outdoor names like The North Face and L.L. Bean.
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Athletic apparel store listed in the center's directory, part of a large activewear group here that also includes Alo Yoga, Athleta, Beyond Yoga and Fabletics.
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Good to know
Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for clothing stores and boutiques in Chicago?
Southport Corridor has the most, with 10, followed by Woodfield Mall (8) and State Street (6). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many clothing stores and boutiques does this guide cover?
70, across 15 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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