Fashion and Design
Fashion and Design
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66°NORTHIcelanders have been thankful for 66° North for a long time. Since 1926
the company has dedicated itself to protecting the Icelandic people. If
you have yet to find yourself in the midst of a blizzard on what started
out as a sunny day in June, you might have trouble understanding this.
Icelanders do.
Address: Kringlan & Bankastræti 5 - Reykjavik - Tel: 533 6066 |
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Brim
The skate and streetwear styles are popular the world over, and are
steadily and incessantly gaining popularity. As the name af this store,
which is Icelandic for surf, conveys – these stores are dedicated to
everything having to do with surfing, snowboarding or skateboarding.
Address: Laugavegi 44 - 101 Reykjavík - tel: 551 7060
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DebenhamsThe popular British chain store Debehams opened its branch in Iceland in
2001. The spacious and bright two-floor store is located in the new and
trendy Smáralind shopping mall, only a bus ride away from the center of
Reykjavík. In accordance with the emphasis Debenhams puts on
presentation and artfully arranged displays, the store is a haven of
calm to walk through.
Address: Smáralind Shopping Mall - 200 Kópavogur - tel: 522 8000 |
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EvaIn Reykjavik’s premier shopping street Laugarvegur, you can find some
high-class fashion shops, featuring the latest trends at each time. Eva
has earned a reputation in Iceland as a modern and fashionable boutique
with excellent and high quality personal service. Stroll around next
time you are in the city centre and you will surely make a good deal.
Address: Laugavegi 26 - 101 Reykjavík - Tel: 512 1715 |
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FlexIt is a rare woman who doesn't want to look and feel her best at all
times. We use colours to enhance our complexion, designs to state our
personality, gem stones and glitter to be glamorous and ethereal, earth
stones and natural resources to be well grounded and healthy.
Address: Bankastræti 11 - 101 Reykjavík - tel: 551 3930 |
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PelsinnFor 27 years, Pelsinn has provided Icelanders with stylish, exclusive
answers to the long winters: namely furs. A family owned business, the
store just across from Dómkirkjan is filled with everything from the
heaviest, moviestar-esque mink fur coats to light summer jackets with
fur linings or trimmings.
Address: Kirkjutorgi 4 - 101 Reykjavík - tel: 552 0160 |

