DK Travel : Rome : Shopping

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Giorgio Armani

Stylishly cool service for one of Italy’s top names. Emporio Armani branch (Via del Babuino 140) sells the designer’s couture line at lower prices. The lowest-end line, Armani Jeans, is at Via del Babuino 70A.
Gucci

The Florentine saddle-maker turned his leather-working skills into one of Italy’s early fashion successes. The era of ostentatious interlocking “G’s” on everything is over, but the accessories are still top notch.
II Goccetto

Considered by connoisseurs to be Rome’s premier wine shop, more than 500 labels are available to try by the glass. The proprietor’s expertise is at your disposal when selecting which bottles to take home.
Il Discount dell’Alta Moda

Stock house of mostly men’s and women’s clothing, plus accessories. Genuinely helpful staff. Discounts up to 50 per cent on Versace, Donna Karan, Armani, Dolce & Gabbana and more.
Il Papiro

Rome branch of the renowned Florentine chain, selling marbled paper products and souvenir pens and calligraphy tools.
Inn Sport

Whatever he or she may need in active wear, from jeans and tops to gear designed for specific sports, it’s all here at prices that make shops in other parts of Rome seem outrageous.
International Trade Corp

One of many Chinese shops in Rome’s Chinatown. This one specializes in women’s wear.
Jenny Fur

Bargain leather jackets and furs, some of it high quality, all of it made in Italy.
La Bottega del Marmoraro

MarmoraroHomespun Italian homilies carved into scraps of marble are hung pell-mell around a characteristic old workshop.
La Bottega del Principino

A workshop selling unusual lamps made of cast iron with parchment lampshades.