7 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.

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.

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.

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.