Looking for unique and eclectic shops? Want to know where to find the best deals in town? You've clicked to the right place. Shopping in Charleston offers a great mix of national and local retailers. To help you find the good stuff, we queried long-time locals to come up with the definitive guide to the best places to shop in Charleston. Our "Best Places to Shop in Charleston" is below:
332 King Street Charleston, SC 29401 |
Ph: |
843-722-2515 |
Web site: |
www.bobellisshoes.com/ |
A longtime Charleston institution and easily the best shoe store in town.
114 King Street Charleston, SC 29401 |
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(843) 723-5591 |
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http://www.berlinsclothing.com/ |
Four generations in the clothing business. 117 years at the same address. No wonder we're known as the store that made King & Broad famous. So don't look for Berlin's in a mall. We don't fit anybody's cookie cutter mold.
Berlin's is a Charleston original.
186 King Street Charleston, SC 29401 |
Ph: |
843-577-9748 |
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www.rtwcharleston.com/ personalshopper@rtwcharleston.com |
RTW is an independently owned and operated women's clothing specialty store. Since 1978, Janyce McMenamin has personally selected each RTW item to put together a very distinct point of view the refining of style for the client has succeeded in personalizing one's wardrobe.
280 W. Coleman Blvd. Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464 |
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843-881-3497 |
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www.shopcopperpenny.com/ shooz@shopcopperpenny.com |
In 1987, model, shop-a-holic, and mother of three boys, opened Copper Penny in the thriving suburb of Charleston, named Mt. Pleasant. Penny Vaigneur introduced fresh, distinctive fashions to the Charleston market. In 1999, Copper Penny of Charleston opened on King Street, located in what was soon to be the heart of the downtown shopping district.