Prague in Depth: Shopping - Clothing and Shoes

Get to know the Czech retail environment

There's plenty to choose from as far as fashion for foot and frame are concerned in Prague.

Most of the major brands and labels can be found here, plus some that are unique to the Czech Republic.

Here are some of the more popular chains you'll come across:

Sport/Casual
Kenvelo
New Yorker

Women's Fashion
C&A
H&M
Mango
Marks & Spencer
Zara

Men's Fashion
C&A
H&M
Marks & Spencer
OP Prostějov Profashion

Shoes
Baťa
Humanic
Salamander

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