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Bliss stocks fun soft furnishings and gifts all sourced in China but not overly Chinese. You'll be sure to find gifts for friends and family back home who will love the Asian themes but won't have to live there to make them fit.
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Platane offers original, hard to find, casual Chinese-inspired porcelain, fun girlie gifts such as hand-made small bags as well as gorgeous leather Australian handbags, Luxe guides and one-of-a-kind home accents.
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A stop into Song Fang Maison de thé will reveal that there's more to life than jasmine, chrysanthemum and green tea!
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Shanghai Trio has several lines of small bags made of silk with cotton piping suited for passports, mobile phones, travel documents, digital cameras and pens & pencils.
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I take all my visitors to the Bund and we all stop by Suzhou Cobblers for a few minutes. The boys head across to Three on the Bund for a beer and the girls fall in love with several pairs of gorgeous silk slippers embroidered with whimsical Chinese
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If you prefer to shop in the quieter out of town places as opposed to the crowds of city centre, then you should spend a day shopping while enjoying the ecological scenery of The Shanghai OUTLETS.
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Qipu lu is probably the closest one can get to a wholesale clothes market in Shanghai other than going to the factories themselves.
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If you're looking for shoes, shoes and more shoes, Shaanxi Road's your place. There're numerous shops offering a wide range of shoes at reasonable prices.
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Well designed and renovated shop catering to the more trendy and younger crowds. Friendly young staff unlike the pushy and grumpy old ladies you find at other shanghai shop.
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