Popular vintage boutique stocked with unique, hand-picked items for men and women.

1. Gyllti Kötturinn
   

2. The Golden Cat Vintage Boutique

Clothing store at Laugavegur 54

1. Flash
   

2. Clothing Store

In the creative cellars of the picturesque town of Stryn, Norway (pop. 6750), two local designers Simen Staalnacke and Peder Børresen, upon homecoming from years of global travels, nights of sizzling cocktails, and international studies; gave birth to a concept soon to be known, worn, and adored, as The Moods of Norway.

Soon the duo met up with the third musketeer, Stefan Dahlkvist and drew their lines for the coming collections. Their main goal, besides making their grandmas happy, is to make happy clothes for happy people around the world.

As of this golden minute, Moods of Norway is represented in the most polished boutiques and by the finest agents in Norway, Sweden, Benelux, Switzerland, Spain, Japan, and USA with their first U.S. flagship store in Beverly Hills, CA, as of July 2009. Stefan, Peder and Simen are still commandeering golden tractors around the world and are creating outrageous stories and super duper collections at an alarming rate.

The brand still has its headquarters and showroom in the town of Stryn, a magical place known for glaciers, salmon fishing and one newly opened escalator.

1. Moods of Norway
   

2. Clothing Store

Kos Leather store at Laugarvegur 39

1. Kos Leður | Kos Leather
   

2. Clothing Store

Ég og Þú | Hennar Leyndarmál

at Laugarvegur 3a

1. Ég og Þú | Hennar Leyndarmál
   

2. Clothing Store

1. Sigurboginn
   

2. Beauty, clothes, accessories, lingerie

1. Janus
   

2. Gorgeous underwear for men and women

One of the best boutiques in Reykjavik, fashion lovers flock to GK Reykjavík to pick up designs by the likes of Patrizia Pepe and Filippa K, as well as a savvy in-house label known for its sharp-shouldered suits, curvy T-shirts and meticulously stitched blazers.

Bright & spacious store stocking both Icelandic & international designs in fashion and accessories for men and women.

Labels: Filippa K, Sportmax, Patrizia Pepe & more

1. GK Reykjavik
   

2. Reykjavik’s hottest boutique

Calvi is a spacious store for men and women stocking some of the finest international fashion brands including Corneliani, Armand Basi and Christian Lacroix.

Visit Calvi at Laugavegur 85 for the last word in elegant fashion.

1. Calvi
   

2. Beauty, clothes, accessories, lingerie

Distinctive, innovative and unorthodox style is what G-Star is all about!

For fashion leaders not followers, individual style and unique design is at the heart of this brand. G-Star lovers have a unique sense of style and are proud to stand out from the crowd. G-Star’s innovative design ensures it continues to push the boundaries of conventional fashion and maintains a raw style edge that sets it apart from the competition.

1. G-star  
   

2. Beauty, clothes, accessories, lingerie

One of Reykjavik’s longest established men’s clothing stores at Laugavegur 7.

1. Karlmenn
   

2. Men’s Clothing

Clothes, furniture and curiosities in Akureyri

1. Fruin in Hamborg
   

2. Clothes, furniture and curiosities in Akureyri

Ladies clothes store, specializing in Danish designers Bitte Kai Rand and Ivan Grundahl

1. IQ Clothing Store
   

2. Featuring Bitte Kai Rand and Ivan Grundahl

Owned by a young couple, Bjarni and Anna, the small store Belleville is stuffed with trendy streetwear designs for fashion conscious shoppers. Limited-addition sneakers, skateboards and funky Japanese Be@rbrick bear-shaped figurines line the shelves. The store also stocks a new jewelry collection from Atelier 11, fashion magazines, books and DVDs on street-culture and graffiti art as well as some rare skate-videos.

If looking for something cool yet comfortable to wear, there are loads of stylish clothes to choose from, for both men and women. The selection includes designs by fashion labels such as Pelican Avenue, Yuko Yoshitake and Bernhard Willhelm.

As the shop-owners both share a strong passion for fashion and art, Belleville occasionally host exhibitions by both local and international artists. During the Sequences Real-Time Art Festival, taking place at various venues across the city from October 12 to 21, one of the country’s more renowned designers and illustrators, Katrín Pétursdóttir Young, will exhibit some works in the shop.

1. Belleville
   

2. Cool street culture and board wear

Beautiful felt fabrics in a range of stunning designs

1. Saumagallery Chaemsri Design
   

2. Cool street culture and board wear

Design from Greenland.

1. Rauða Eplið / The Red Apple 
   

2. The Spirit of Greenland

1. Boutique Bella
   

2. Skólavörðustígur

1. Smart Boutique 
   

2. Beautiful furry things to keep you warm!

Stórar stelpur was founded in 1988 and specializes in sizes for ladies who are taller or have a more ample figure. The store features beautiful designs in sizes between 42 and 64. The store has highly experienced staff to assist with fitting.

1. Stórar Stelpur  / Big Girls
   

2. Sizes to suit larger ladies

Bitte Kai Rand & Co. founded in 1981- is with its rich history, one of the strongest fashion houses in Denmark.

The company's headquarters is located in the old harbour 'Skudehavnen' near the centre of Copenhagen.

Bitte Kai Rand is well known for her graphic shapes and exciting lines.

It is all about offering women endless opportunities of adding their own unique touch to the way they dress.

With strong emphasis on design, high quality and fit, the brand has become popular with women all over the world.

Bitte Kai Rand owns showrooms in Copenhagen, Stockholm and Paris. Bitte Kai Rand owns five stores, three in Denmark and two stores in Sweden.

Skudehavnsvej 34

DK-2100 Copenhagen Ø

+45 39 29 88 44

1. IQ, Bitte Kai Rand
   

2. Bitte Kai Rand in Iceland

Mohawks is the home of cool street-ware in Iceland. Check us out in Kringlan shopping centre.

1. Mohawks
   

2. Cool street-ware in Iceland