Shopping in Hoi An is changing every season. Edgy fashions that appear to come off the runway in Paris are now being made and sold right in the old town. Ava'Na is a great example of this changing tide. Located only 20 metres from the famous Japanese Bridge in the Old Town this shop is a MUST see if you are visiting Hoi An. When I lived in Hoi An from 2006 - 2007 it was SLIM pickin's for cool fashions but how times have changed! My great friend Ava and her business partner Ms. Na are the owners of this shop and all I can say is Ava has STYLE! She's 6 feet tall and wears heels in the rain! I love her. Check out Ava'Na's website for a preview >>
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Top
ten tailor shops in Hoi An
Hoi An is home to over 300 tailor shops. With time and patience it is
possible to pick up a bargain. We compiled a list of tailor shops from
feedback gathered on the net.
Suits you sir >>
So
many tailors, so little time!
Want to wear the clothes you buy or laugh at yourself in them? Commissioning
clothes is a skill in itself, as is choosing fabric & style. Read our
tips for buying clothes in Hoi An.
Stitch in
time >>
Hot New Shop Opens in Hoi An
Miss Uyen is proud to present her new
C&C Boutique. A
culmination of artistic passion, technical knowledge and a true
appreciation for quality and service. In addition to ‘one-of-a-kind'
hand-painted creations, C&C Boutique
offers the finest custom-tailored clothes as well as sophisticated,
smart accessories. Check out the
website >>
Randy's
Book XChange is Vietnam's largest foreign language bookshop with
over 3000 used book titles in English, French, German, Dutch,
Japanese, etc. Air conditioned bookshop. Open daily 9am - 7 pm.
Customers can chill out & read a good book. Cold drinks are available.
Free internet access if you are
doing business with Randy >>
Finding
beauty in Hoi An
The streets of Hoi An are full of experts in massage, manicures & just
about anything you'll pay for. If you want the real deal at the spa for a
day, an expert pedicure or a good hair cut, here's where to go >>
Reaching Out Shop - 103 Nguyen Thai Hoc Street
A fair trade gift shop showcasing high quality handicrafts made by disabled craftspeople in Vietnam.
Gorgeous wall hangings, bags, scarves & home furnishings. Located
directly next to the Tam Ky Old House.
Bambou Company - Nguyen Thai Hoc Street
A
French owned company based throughout Vietnam specializing in making
good quality souvenir t-shirts & casual holiday wear.