28 Best Places to Shop in Chiaia, Santa Lucia, and Nearby, Naples

An exclusive address for men's accessories, Argenio is the former supplier of scarves, cuff links, buttons, tiepins, and so forth to the royal Bourbons of the House of the Two Sicilies.

High-quality shoes, bags, and clothing can be found every morning at this Chiaia market, which also has a large section of foods, spices, fruits, and vegetables.

The upscale brand showcases its internationally famous jewelry and watches on posh Via Filangieri.

Since 1924, award-winning Damiani has sold high-end watches and jewelry to the likes of Sophia Loren, Brad Pitt, and Gwyneth Paltrow.

Charms and charm bracelets in gold or silver are the main draw at DoDo, which also sells delicate necklaces, rings, and earrings.

This shop continues the centuries-old Neapolitan tradition of marble-inlay work, creating precious tables and console tops.

When Eduardo Monetti opened his doors in 1887 as a hat designer, he soon attracted customers such as the tenor Enrico Caruso. Although this shop remains a landmark Neapolitan name in sartorial splendor for men, women can now find Monetti fashions on nearby Via Santa Caterina.

In Naples, designer Giorgio Armani's upscale mass-market shop does business in chic Piazza dei Martiri.

The largest bookstore in town carries books, CDs, and DVDs and has an inviting coffee bar on the lower ground floor. The branch in Stazione Centrale also has a large selection of English books.

Furla's chic leather bags and wallets are both contemporary and timeless. Prices, particularly for its woven totes, are more accessible than those at other upscale accessory brands.

Marina Abramović, Anselm Kiefer, and Vanessa Beecroft are among international artists represented by this gallery.

The gallery exhibits the works of international artists of the caliber of Rebecca Horn and William Eggleston.

Come to this outpost of the iconic fashion chain for a range of luxury handbags, footwear, ready-to-wear clothing, accessories, and home decoration.

The French brand Hermès sells its world-renowned scarves, ties, and leather bags, among other things, in a shop on the increasingly chic Via Filangieri.

IDEM, run by the same family for more than a generation, sells handcrafted leather bags, wallets, and belts and counts Tom Cruise among its customers.

Menswear by Italian and international designers can be found here.

The Neapolitan designer Livio de Simone was famous for his bright, printed-textile designs worn by 1950s and '60s celebrity femmes, and now his daughter, Benedetta, continues the tradition of creating chic, boldly printed fabrics, clothing, and housewares.

Lose yourself in this emporium of luxury handbags, suitcases, and travel accessories spread across two floors.

Count the British royal family among the customers of this shop, which has been selling traditional made-to-measure ties for more than 100 years. It also sells scarves and other small accessories for both men and women.

Stylish bags, boots, and jewelry are displayed in this branch of the luxury Milanese brand.

If you feel like indulging in a custom-made suit or shirt, try this world-famous haberdashery that's been in business since the 19th century. In the 16th-century Palazzo Cellamare, you can watch the tailors at work.

Although based in Florence, Ferragamo is also beloved by Neapolitans who appreciate fine Italian taste and craftsmanship when it comes to footwear, bags, and belts, as well as clothing.

Since 1865, this place has been crafting fine leather luggage, bags, belts, and wallets.

Young and promising Italian and international artists are shown here, along with their established counterparts.

One of Naples's oldest jewelry workshops, operating since 1850, sells its exclusive, contemporary silver and/or gold jewelry—the original designs of its gifted artisans—in this chic salon as well as a branch in Vomero.