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Clothes Shops in Santiago

JohnLloyd

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Time of past OR future Camino
Francés (2018), Português (2019), Inglés (2022)
Hello everyone

I need to buy some actual clothes for a stag do I’m attending in San Sebastián on Friday.

Just a shirt and a pair of jeans, nothing too fancy.

Where would I go to find that sort of thing in Santiago?
 
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Lots of cool shops in the tourist area.
And if you walk up out of the tourist area, there's an entire city worth of good shopping.
 
Or there is also Massimo Dutti ( contrary to the name not Italian but Spanish ) and Springfield .

I was going to recommend same, but the OP indicated "not too fancy" so I was worried about price-point. But yes: very elegant cutters they are.
 
With thanks to all, I’ve just managed a reasonably stress free shop for “Black trousers” and a “nice shirt”, plus some “smart shoes”.

Given my dimension changes over the last five weeks, plus Spanish sizing numbers, it could have been a lot worse...

Massimo Dutti appears to be undergoing a refit.
 
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There is also a large mall over past the bus station. Lots of stores there. Though it was a bit of a culture shock going into such a modern place.
 
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