The Best Independent Clothing Boutiques In Miami

Tupelo Honey is a trendy little boutique specializing in denim clothing. This store has been immortalized by the legendary musician Eric Clapton, who named a song after Tupelo Honey. With a new store opening in Aventura, there’s no excuse not to clad yourself in Miami’s most comfortable denim.

Located in Bal Harbour – a renowned shopping center – this affluent community has high expectations, and Oxygene’s luxurious offerings certainly don’t disappoint. At Oxygene you will find menswear and womenswear from brands like Balmain, Lanvin, and Isabel Marant. Another cool thing about Oxygene is that they carry a wide selection of children’s clothes and stylish numbers for the little ones.

Cavalier is a recent addition to the A-list group of stores on Ponze de Leon Blvd, in Coral Gables. Cavalier offers brands such as Zimmerman, Elizabeth and James, and Torn by Ronny Kobo. Coral Gables loves a good social gathering: be the talk of the party when you walk in wearing a simple yet elegant Iro Moltani Romper, or the ever silky smooth and sexy Iro Calix dress.

Base has undergone much transfiguration over the past few years. Hopping around from different addresses on Lincoln Road and changing the direction and approach of the brand, BASE’s success over the last 20 years can largely be attributed to the co-founder and creative director Steven Giles. Giles was one of the first to envision and embrace lifestyle retailing as a concept that is best described as commerce meets art.

Located inside Wynwood Block, MiMo Market sells a carefully selected assortment of affordable goods, for both guys and girls. Mimo Market features brands like Zanerobe, BB Dakota, and Mink Pink. It also carries a range of exquisite jewelry and trendy accessories from local brands, offering quick wardrobe fixes on any budget.

Boho Hunter is a small clothing boutique in Miami with a lot of Latin styles. The founders were four friends from Mexico, Peru, and Venezuela, and their goal is to showcase luxury brands that inspire individuality by staying focused on bringing fashion forward designs to Miami. They want to harness this inspiration from Latin American talent; Boho Hunter wont stop their pursuit of new designs and fresh talent from across the region. At the moment Boho is doing well by carrying a wide range of products, from hats to tees, to accessories and designer bags, such as the ‘back to school cool’ featured in the Instagram post bellow.

Located on the ever-bustling East Flagler Street, this boutique with a quirky name sells a mixture of contemporary brand-name & vintage apparel, plus some peculiar bits and pieces such as hot sauce & vinyl records. Flagler street carries with it a lot of rich Miami history (especially with regards to shopping) and they pride themselves in being home-grown Floridians with a dedication to delivering personalized shopping experiences that embrace the true easy-going and unique Floridian-ness of their business.

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