9 Streetwear Stores You Should Check Out In Milan

We had to start with the one that is globally considered the best. Amedo D. Having been around for over three decades and counting, the brand has more than established itself as the streetwear place to shop till you drop in Milan. Beautifully designed with an excellent mixture of designers ranging from the big-name brands to the newcomers, Amedo D. is quite literally a fashion museum experience.

Founded by Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini, you’re in luck with Attico if you are located outside of Italy because they do have an online shop. The definition of “luxury streetwear,” their clothes are rich, vibrant, and beautiful, much like the city of Milan.

Dolce & Gabbana, Fendi and That Donna (Fergie Voice). Are you even in Milan if you don’t at least check out Dolce & Gabbana (even if it’s just to window shop)? You’ll have to forgive us as we aren’t too familiar with the area, but apparently, there are three major locations: Via Monte Napoleone, Corso Venezia, and Via Della Spiga.

If graffiti-style designs are your thing, then you might want to give the Spectrum store a shot, as they have pretty awesome pieces. Spectrum itself describes the brand as being “urban-chic,” which fits right on the lines of what Milan streetwear style represents.

While there’s probably a STÜSSY location near you if you live in a major city, STÜSSY did open up a Milan location back in November 2019. We hear it’s very nice (and the pictures are stunning as well), so definitely worth checking out, especially if you don’t have a brick-and-mortar nearby.

Futuristic is the theme of Slam Jam, and we must say it’s pretty cool. Every single person that’s been to Slam Jam has called it an epic experience, so we’ll take their word for it. While the brand does house the “big names,” they also have quite a fewer/lesser known designers, which is something to be appreciated as well.

Dropout specializes in sneakers. In fact, it’s quite literally sneaker heaven. From our understanding, Dropout also has some rarities as well, so if you are a sneaker artifact collector-building your own personal collection, Dropout might be the move if you are in Milan.

Lardini has been around for about forty years and has gone through many evolutions over the decades, including its first single-brand store opening in 2017, two Australian locations in Sydney and Melbourne, an Antwerp location in 2020, and a China location in 2021.

This, however, is all about Milan, which is where it all started. High-quality men’s street clothes can be found here, and boy, are they nice. Like, really nice.

And if you want to get funkadelic, check out the Funky Store. From the colorful shirts all the way to the retro style advertising, vintage sunglasses, and skateboards, Funky Story store is that 1970s throwback we all know and love.