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Clothing Stores and Boutiques in Washington.
All 36 clothing stores and boutiques we cover in Washington, from Bethesda Row, Georgetown and Penn Quarter & Chinatown, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
All 36
Clothing Stores and Boutiques, district by district.
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4,000-square-foot flagship of the DC-founded preppy womenswear brand, opened March 2026 in the former Foxtrot space on lower Wisconsin. The company's headquarters is a few blocks away.
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Upper-level shop on Prospect Street just off Wisconsin with the Atlanta label's womenswear, made-to-order shirts and dresses, shoes and accessories, plus candles, books and bar gifts.
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22,618-square-foot LifeWear store that opened in Georgetown Park in August 2026, with a RE.UNIQLO studio for repairs and DC-themed embroidery and Georgetown-only UTme! prints.
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Men's and women's J.Crew store that opened on M Street in 2025, near the 31st Street end of the strip. Good for classic knitwear, chinos and suiting basics.
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Family-run since 1955 and now in its third generation, selling clothing, jewelry and home decor from small-batch artisans; it began with Mexican art, clothing and decor.
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Carolina Herrera's CH line on H Street, with womenswear, handbags, shoes and accessories in the label's polished, ladylike style.
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Vince store at the 11th Street end of Palmer Alley, for the brand's cashmere sweaters, leather, knits and easy tailoring for men and women.
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Longchamp boutique on I Street for the French brand's Le Pliage nylon totes, leather handbags, small leather goods and travel bags.
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Peruvian Connection's shop in the 950 F Street building, named in the DowntownDC BID's downtown shopping itinerary and listed in its shopping directory.
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Spanish fashion chain's downtown store selling upscale womenswear and accessories, in the 950 F Street building on the F Street retail corridor.
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Upscale shoe boutique near Gallery Place carrying men's and women's shoes, bags and accessories, with shoe repair on site. Open seven days.
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Athletic apparel store on the 1000 block of F Street selling yoga, running and training gear, listed in the DowntownDC BID shopping directory near Metro Center.
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Women's Madewell store near the U Street end of the strip, for the brand's denim, knitwear, dresses, bags and shoes. The men's shop is two blocks south at 1821 14th St.
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Family-owned beachwear brand's DC store for men's, women's and kids' clothing, fitted out with archival photos, vintage surfboards and travel finds. Opened on 14th Street in 2024.
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Small Connecticut Avenue shop selling handcrafted and costume jewelry, women's clothing, gifts and home decorations at a range of prices; a stop on the First Friday ArtWalk.
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Eyewear boutique that held its grand opening in April 2026 in the former All American Gallery space on lower 18th Street, next door to Yerevan Café.
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Lingerie boutique founded in 2013 carrying Parisian labels such as Aubade, bras in sizes 30A to 46K, swimwear, corsets and hosiery; book ahead for a fitting.
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Barbershop, coffee bar and shop in one, selling high-end grooming products and fashion including its own Of US line, with a speakeasy-style cocktail bar upstairs.
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Australian bridal label's DC showroom for wedding gowns made ethically in Australia; free consultations, by appointment only, with late hours on Thursdays and Saturdays.
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Women's clothing and accessories shop across from Eastern Market since 1979, carrying one-of-a-kind and luxury pieces from labels such as Maison Margiela, Gucci, Eileen Fisher and St. John.
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Second-floor accessories shop above Groovy DC selling handbags, jewelry, scarves and gloves imported from Paris, plus a small selection of gifts.
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Appointment-only women's boutique with international designer pieces usually sold to the trade, an Eclectic room of luxury and lesser-known labels, and a rack by DC-area designers.
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Preppy clothing and accessories shop at the foot of King Street, owned by three sisters and carrying Vineyard Vines, Vera Bradley and Lilly Pulitzer accessories.
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Upscale New York-based boutique that opened on King Street in 2023; the label takes its inspiration from founders Elyce Arons and Kate Spade.
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Three-floor women's boutique in a brick courtyard just off King Street, known for European designer labels that are hard to find in the region, with espresso served in store.
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Boutique with artistic clothing, jewelry and wedding and formal dresses, plus a large collection of Latin American folk art and nativity scenes.
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Shop for Rangoni's Italian-made women's shoes across Wisconsin Ave from The Collection; the store manager also takes virtual shopping appointments by phone.
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Eileen Fisher store in the Wisconsin Place block on Western Ave, with the label's linen, silk and knit womenswear in relaxed shapes and neutral colors.
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Talbots womenswear store on Western Ave beside Wisconsin Place, for classic workwear, knits and petites, a few doors from Eileen Fisher and J.Jill.
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Independent boutique on Bethesda Lane with a selection of quality merchandise; one of the few locally run shops on the Row and part of the Bethesda Urban Partnership gift-card program.
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Corner store at Bethesda Avenue and Arlington Road for the California women's label, with petite sizes, private appointments, complimentary gift wrap and buy-online-pick-up-in-store.
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First Montgomery County store for the Los Angeles yoga and wellness apparel brand, opened in 2026 on Woodmont Avenue in the heart of the Row.
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Los Angeles label's store for dresses and separates in lower-impact fabrics, where touchscreens let shoppers order pieces to try on in the fitting rooms.
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Small 800-square-foot store for the California brand's relaxed apparel, home goods and apothecary items, its first in the Washington region when it opened in 2022.
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Women's clothing chain's Bethesda Row store on Woodmont Avenue, which moved into the former Foxtrot space, near the Elm Street end of the Row.
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New York label's boutique for women's tailored ready-to-wear, offering personal stylists, complimentary fittings and alterations, private shopping and free home delivery.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for clothing stores and boutiques in Washington?
Bethesda Row has the most, with 6, followed by Georgetown (5) and Penn Quarter & Chinatown (4). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many clothing stores and boutiques does this guide cover?
36, across 12 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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Guides that name these shops.
Georgetown Shopping Walk
A full day on foot through DC's oldest shopping district: M Street's flagships, the design showrooms around Cady's Alley, then up Wisconsin Avenue past legacy shops and consignment to Book Hill.
Read guide →CityCenterDC and Penn Quarter Shopping Walk
A long downtown day that starts with the fashion houses and jewelers of CityCenterDC's Palmer Alley, then heads to Penn Quarter for F Street's pen, camera and book shops and three museum stores.
Read guide →Old Town Alexandria: A King Street Walk
A downhill day on foot from the King St–Old Town Metro to the Potomac: antiques and toys at the top of King, Virginia makers and stationery in the middle, bookshops and boutiques on the side streets, and artists' studios at the water.
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