Abercrombie & Fitch
The national casual-wear retailer at 1208 Wisconsin Avenue, carrying updated classic American clothing for the Georgetown University crowd and neighborhood.
Independent shops and boutiques that reflect Georgetown's taste and character.
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The national casual-wear retailer at 1208 Wisconsin Avenue, carrying updated classic American clothing for the Georgetown University crowd and neighborhood.
A female-led design concept store on Potomac Street carrying its own label alongside independent and luxury brands, with a focus on apparel, accessories, art, and home.
Stacey Bendet's women's fashion brand at 3303 M Street NW, which opened as the label's first DC location in 2014 in a 2,400-square-foot corner boutique.
A sustainable shoe brand on M Street in Georgetown, opened in 2020 in the former Georgetown Electric Company space, making sneakers from merino wool, eucalyptus, and recycled materials.
The LA-based athleisure brand opened at the corner of Wisconsin and M Street in June 2023, in the 3200 M Street space formerly occupied by Banana Republic.
A fine jewelry showroom and atelier on Prospect Street where designer Amanda Hagerman uses the centuries-old lost-wax casting method to create handcrafted 18K gold pieces.
The Neapolitan luxury women's fashion house founded by Amina Rubinacci in the 1970s, with a Georgetown boutique at 2822 Pennsylvania Avenue next to the Four Seasons Hotel.
Ann Mashburn's women's boutique on N Street, opened in fall 2015 adjacent to husband Sid Mashburn's men's store in a combined 7,200-square-foot Georgetown location.
A narrow, family-run formalwear shop on cobblestone P Street, where a black-tie rental can be ready the same day.
The bohemian-influenced national retailer at 3222 M Street NW, carrying women's clothing, accessories, and home goods in a Georgetown storefront near the Wisconsin Avenue intersection.
The Canadian technical outdoor brand opened at 3218 M Street NW in 2024, in the space that had been J. Paul's restaurant before the pandemic, bringing Gore-Tex shells and climbing gear to Georgetown's main corridor.
Sali Christeson's NYC-founded women's workwear brand opened its first DC location on Wisconsin Avenue in May 2024, bringing 1,500 square feet of blazers, tailored trousers, and event space to upper Georgetown.
The Vancouver-founded women's fashion retailer at 3210 M Street NW, known for private-label brands including Wilfred, TNA, and Babaton in an M Street flagship position.
Gap Inc.'s women's activewear and lifestyle brand at 3229 M Street NW, carrying performance clothing across yoga, running, outdoor, and casual categories for women and girls.
The direct-to-consumer luggage brand's Georgetown retail location at 3237 M Street NW, where the Away suitcase and the travel accessories that the brand has developed since 2016 are available for the Georgetown traveler who has made the Away suitcase one of the most recognized luggage brands in the contemporary travel market.
The 130-year-old British heritage outerwear brand at 3221 M Street NW, known for waxed cotton jackets carrying Royal Warrants from the British Crown and used by equestrians, hunters, and country life enthusiasts worldwide.
A Potomac Street bridal boutique at 1046 Potomac Street NW offering bridesmaid dress fittings by appointment, with a curated selection of designer bridesmaid styles and personal styling consultations.
Anthropologie's wedding and occasion dress brand, present at the Georgetown Anthropologie location at 3222 M Street NW, offering bridal gowns, bridesmaid dresses, and occasion wear within the Anthropologie store.
A full-service bicycle retail and repair shop at 3403 M Street NW at the western end of Georgetown's M Street, providing the bicycle sales, the service, and the accessories that the Georgetown cycling community uses for the recreational and the commuter cycling that the C and O Canal towpath and the Georgetown waterfront make accessible.
The Seattle-founded online diamond and jewelry retailer's Georgetown showroom at 3109 M Street NW, where customers can view certified diamonds and try on settings before completing purchases online.
A women-owned resort wear boutique along the C&O Canal at 1061 31st Street, founded by Laura Bjornstad and Georgetown resident Samantha Ring, specializing in graphic tees, sweatshirts, and lake life accessories.
The Bonobos appointment-based menswear experience at 3320 Cady's Alley, where a guide helps you find the right fit across pants, shirts, blazers, and suits before your order ships home — no inventory leaves the store.
The Italian-founded women's fast fashion brand at 3307 M Street NW, known for its California-girl aesthetic, one-size-fits-most apparel, graphic tees, and the polarizing retail strategy that made it one of Gen Z's most recognized clothing labels.
A sustainable fine jewelry brand at 3332 Cady's Alley NW, founded in 2005 in San Francisco, specializing in beyond-conflict-free diamonds, lab-grown stones, and recycled precious metals for engagement rings and fine jewelry.
The British folding bicycle brand's Georgetown showroom at 1214 Wisconsin Avenue NW, where the iconic Brompton folding bicycle that has been manufactured in London since 1975 is available for the Georgetown commuter and the urban cyclist who needs the bicycle that fits in the apartment, the office, and the public transportation.
The Los Angeles quality-basics brand at 3128 M Street NW, founded in 2013 by Sasha Koehn and Erik Allen Ford, offering heavyweight tees, slim chinos, denim, and women's basics built for decades of wear rather than seasonal replacement.
A fashion and lifestyle boutique at 1665 Wisconsin Avenue NW in the upper Georgetown commercial corridor, offering the curated selection of contemporary clothing, accessories, and lifestyle goods that the Georgetown fashion-conscious resident seeks in the neighborhood boutique format.
Georgetown's destination high-end bridal boutique at 1623 Wisconsin Avenue, opened in 2006 across 6,400 square feet with couture gowns from Vera Wang, Monique Lhuillier, Carolina Herrera, and Oscar de la Renta.
A specialty retail shop at 1052 Potomac Street NW in Georgetown's canal neighborhood, providing the curated selection of home goods, gifts, and the lifestyle accessories that the Georgetown residential community uses for the domestic and the gift occasion.
The Brooklyn fine jewelry brand at 3066 M Street NW, founded in 2004 in Williamsburg, known for 14k recycled gold stacking rings, everyday-wear diamonds, and the pioneering idea that fine jewelry could be worn daily rather than saved for special occasions.
Clare Vivier's Los Angeles leather goods and accessories brand at 1238 Wisconsin Avenue NW, known for its structured handbags, pouches, scarves, and the distinctive French-California aesthetic that defined a decade of LA independent fashion.
A family-owned European comfort footwear retailer at 1329 Wisconsin Avenue NW, carrying the specialist brands in walking, orthopedic, and everyday comfort shoes alongside a staff trained to fit rather than just sell.
H&M Group's Scandinavian minimalist fashion brand at 1200 Wisconsin Avenue NW, where clean lines, considered silhouettes, and architectural womenswear and menswear occupy a considered step above fast fashion without reaching the luxury tier.
A Georgetown antiques shop specializing in 18th- and 19th-century French furnishings and garden ornaments, sourced by Parisian owners who spend half the year in the south of France.
Cecilia's Wisconsin Avenue fashion boutique at 1259 Wisconsin NW, a tightly edited collection of contemporary brands and in-house label pieces assembled by a buyer with extensive retail buying and personal styling experience.
Carmen Lopez's designer consignment boutique at 1068 31st Street NW, founded in 2007, where pre-loved designer clothing, shoes, and handbags sell at up to 70% off retail alongside a consignment intake that returns value to sellers.
An antique furniture and decorative arts dealer at 1655 Wisconsin Avenue NW in the upper Georgetown commercial corridor, specializing in the English and Continental antiques that the Georgetown residential market has valued since the neighborhood's Federal-period houses were first furnished.
A cannabis dispensary at 1671 Wisconsin Avenue NW in the upper Georgetown commercial district, providing the licensed adult-use and medical cannabis products to the Georgetown community from the Wisconsin Avenue dispensary address.
An Istanbul and Washington DC-based sustainable design studio at 1257 Wisconsin Avenue NW, creating and curating products that combine style and function with a commitment to zero-waste production.
A Wisconsin Avenue bridal atelier at 1624 Wisconsin NW with more than four decades of custom gown design, specializing in recreating grandmother's and mother's gowns for the current bride alongside original couture and alterations.
The Parisian luxury fragrance and candle house at 3273 M Street NW, where the Baies, Feu de Bois, and Philosykos candles and the Eau de Sens and Tam Dao fragrances from the brand founded in 1961 on the Boulevard Saint-Germain have made Diptyque the reference point for the luxury home fragrance category.
The women's footwear brand at 1400 Wisconsin Avenue NW, founded in 2001 on New York's Lower East Side and named for the founders' favorite Italian bar, offering casual sneakers, heels, and boots as Steve Madden's elevated shoe label.
The British boot brand at 3108 M Street NW, whose air-cushioned soles, yellow stitching, and 1460 boot silhouette have been claimed by subcultures from skinheads to punks to grunge to mainstream fashion across 75 years of production.
A luxury consignment boutique on cobblestone P Street, where recent-season Hermes, Chanel, and Celine arrive from the closets of senators wives, TV personalities, and Georgetown regulars.
A contemporary clothing and lifestyle boutique at 3210 Grace Street NW in Georgetown's canal neighborhood, providing the curated selection of contemporary fashion and lifestyle goods that the Georgetown fashion-forward resident seeks in the intimate canal-neighborhood boutique setting.
A technical and engineering supplies retailer at 1048 29th Street NW in Georgetown's residential neighborhood, providing the engineering supplies, the technical tools, and the precision equipment that the Georgetown engineering and technical professional community uses from the 29th Street residential address.
A Georgetown floral boutique on cobblestone O Street, importing blooms daily from around the world for weddings, events, and same-day deliveries since 1997.
Sophisticated, high-end menswear and womenswear, off-the-rack to made-to-measure.
The direct-to-consumer quality basics brand at 3259 M Street NW, founded in San Francisco in 2010 on 'radical transparency' about production costs, offering tees, denim, cashmere, and outerwear designed to last rather than to trend.
Brothers Alex and Mike Faherty's B Corp-certified surf-inspired lifestyle brand at 3263 M Street NW, offering quality cotton, linen, and organic fabric clothing for men and women with the ease of a beach town's permanent wardrobe.
Premium designer eyewear and custom fittings since 1995.
The premium denim and ready-to-wear brand at 3105 M Street NW, founded by Erik Torstensson and Jens Grede in 2012, known for high-quality denim in relaxed California silhouettes alongside a ready-to-wear range in leather, knitwear, and tailoring.
A second-floor showroom on Wisconsin Avenue where couples design custom engagement rings by appointment, with lab-grown and natural diamonds and no generic settings.
Urban Outfitters' bohemian women's fashion brand at 3009 M Street NW, offering flowy dresses, embroidered tops, wide-leg trousers, and accessories in the romantic, festival-inflected aesthetic it has refined since the late 1980s.
Custom embroidery and screen printing on Wisconsin Avenue since 1991
A family-owned independent optical boutique at 1307 Wisconsin Avenue NW with nearly four decades in Georgetown, carrying Oliver Peoples, Lindberg, Mykita, Cartier, Chrome Hearts, and an in-house lab with optometrist Dr. Ali Matini.
A tobacco and smoke shop at 1015 31st Street NW in Georgetown's canal neighborhood, providing the cigars, the pipe tobacco, the cigarettes, and the accessories that the Georgetown tobacco enthusiast uses from the canal-area commercial address.
A Wisconsin Avenue souvenir institution at 1075 Wisconsin NW, established in 1986, packed with Georgetown Hoyas gear, Washington DC T-shirts, key chains, magnets, mugs, and the knick-knacks that visitors and fans have been taking home for four decades.
A full-service tobacco and smoke shop at 3144 M Street NW in Georgetown's main commercial district, where the cigar selection, the pipe tobacco collection, and the smoking accessories have served the Georgetown tobacco community from the M Street address since the establishment's founding.
The Laguna Beach fine jewelry brand at 3029 M Street NW, founded in 2004 by Jason and Gorjana Reidel, offering delicate 14k gold and gold-plated chains, earrings, and rings designed for daily layering at accessible fine jewelry prices.
A lab-grown diamond jewelry boutique at 3003 M Street NW in Georgetown's M Street commercial district, providing the high-quality lab-grown diamond engagement rings, fine jewelry, and the diamond selection that the Georgetown buyer uses for the ethical and the environmentally considered diamond purchase.
A Wisconsin Avenue sneaker, sports memorabilia, and vintage clothing shop at 1328 Wisconsin NW, carrying rare athletic sneakers alongside hundreds of sports team memorabilia items and a selection of vintage apparel for the sneaker and streetwear collector.
Vape shop, glass, CBD, and cannabis gifting on upper Wisconsin Ave
The Swedish fast fashion giant at 3222 M Street NW, the largest clothing retailer in the world by store count, offering men's, women's, and children's clothing at a price point that makes the entire fashion market cycle accessible at weekly refresh rates.
A cigar and tobacco shop at 3249 M Street NW in Georgetown's M Street commercial district, providing the premium cigar selection, the pipe tobacco, and the smoking accessories in the Georgetown commercial setting that honors the Cuban cigar tradition.
Georgetown's fine jewelry boutique at 1663 Wisconsin Avenue NW, offering private engagement ring consultations, custom ring design, and heirloom redesign from the same Wisconsin address that housed a beloved bridal boutique from 2005 to 2018.
A designer streetwear and rare sneaker buy-sell-trade boutique at 1363 Wisconsin Avenue NW, where pre-loved luxury and contemporary designer apparel circulates through a community of Georgetown fashion collectors.
Georgetown's first AI-powered K-beauty boutique, sourcing fresh skincare directly from Korea
A boutique bottle shop at 2701 P Street — curated wine, spirits, and craft beer for adventurous drinkers and home entertainers, in a Georgetown space that's been selling bottles since the 1950s
The outdoor lifestyle and quality menswear brand at 1239 Wisconsin Avenue NW, founded in San Francisco in 2011 to curate the brands and gear that adventurous professionals want for travel, outdoor activity, and the daily urban context they return to.
An antiques and home furnishings shop at 1665 Wisconsin Avenue NW in the upper Georgetown commercial corridor, offering the curated selection of antique furniture, decorative objects, and vintage items that the Wisconsin Avenue antique market supports.
The made-to-measure menswear showroom at 3030 M Street NW, where measurements taken in-store produce custom-fitted suits, blazers, and dress shirts made to the customer's specifications and shipped within three to four weeks.
The American preppy retailer at 3222 M Street NW, offering men's and women's clothing, shoes, and accessories in the colorful, mix-and-match Americana aesthetic it has carried since 1983 alongside the Madewell and J. Crew Factory branches.
The American lifestyle brand at 3278 M Street NW, founded in 1977 in New York by brothers Jay and Kevin McLaughlin, offering Americana-inflected clothing for men and women in bright printed cotton with a country club and coastal sensibility.
Refined European luxury — lingerie, swimwear, and apparel since 1984.
Jean-Pierre Sarfati's one-man antiques shop at 2601 P Street, where Moroccan-born intuition meets 18th-century Italian furniture and signature Hermes orange.
A Georgetown stationery shop on P Street since 1989, where fine paper, letterpress wedding invitations, and loose-leaf teas share a jewel-box space watched over by a building-sized mural.
The Austin jewelry brand at 1249 Wisconsin Avenue NW, founded in 2002 by Kendra Scott, known for colorful drusy and stone jewelry in a 'fashion forward and accessible' model with the Color Bar customization studio in-store.
Lauren Priori's appointment-only custom jewelry studio at 1002 Wisconsin Avenue NW in the Waterfront Center, where a GIA-trained designer creates custom engagement rings from 3D-engineered wax renderings and redesigns heirloom pieces.
Five decades of antiques, fine art, and decorative objects across three floors of a landmark Italianate building at Wisconsin and P, with a calendar of concerts, lectures, and window spectacles unlike anything else in Georgetown.
An M Street boutique at 3015 M Street NW carrying independent and boutique fashion labels for women, with a carefully edited selection of dresses, tops, and separates from designers whose work falls between accessible contemporary and high-end fashion.
The independent luxury fragrance house's Georgetown store at 3005 M Street NW, where the Santal 33, Rose 31, Bergamote 22, and the full Le Labo fragrance catalog are available in the format of the blended-to-order perfume that the brand's signature ritual provides.
A boutique for bold, hard-to-find independent designer fashion.
A Wisconsin Avenue bridal boutique at 1564 Wisconsin NW offering wedding gowns, bridal accessories, and a personalized appointment experience in Georgetown's established bridal shopping corridor.
A Pennsylvania Avenue permanent jewelry studio at 2824, welding 14K solid gold bracelets, necklaces, anklets, and rings to the body without clasps, creating a piece custom-fitted to the wearer's measurements that stays on indefinitely.
A second-floor Wisconsin Avenue bridal boutique at 1632 Wisconsin NW, carrying indie and unconventional wedding gowns for brides who want something distinctive from the mainstream bridal market.
A Newport Beach-founded ultra-luxury jewelry atelier at 2810 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, carrying one-of-a-kind pieces crafted from the world's rarest gems by master craftsmen, with additional boutiques in Aspen, Palm Beach, Greenwich, London, and along the equestrian circuit.
The Vancouver-founded premium activewear brand at 3265 M Street NW, whose Align leggings, ABC pants, and Define jacket have become the default athletic-to-casual wardrobe staples for the Georgetown professional.
The J. Crew-owned denim brand at 1237 Wisconsin Avenue NW, offering well-made jeans, casual women's clothing, and the denim jacket selection that has made Madewell a consistent presence in the wardrobes of Georgetown professionals since 2006.
DC's first sneaker and streetwear boutique, opened in 2006 by Duk-ki Yu and recognized by Complex as one of the top 50 sneaker shops in the world.
Stephen and Erica Malbon's LA-founded golf lifestyle and streetwear brand at 1265 Wisconsin Avenue NW, opened in Georgetown in November 2024, bringing golf's cultural intersection with music, art, and streetwear to the upper Wisconsin Avenue corridor.
The San Francisco-founded soft clothing brand at 3242 M Street NW, known for the Signature Fabric — a proprietary blend of recycled beechwood and recycled cotton — that produces the softest T-shirts, sweatshirts, and dresses on the M Street block.
A fine clothing and menswear shop at 3206 N Street NW in Georgetown's residential neighborhood, providing the high-quality clothing and the accessories that the Georgetown professional and the Georgetown gentleman uses for the personal wardrobe of the classic American style.
The Toronto-founded direct-to-consumer fine jewelry brand at 3225 M Street NW, offering 14K solid gold and diamond pieces at transparent prices for everyday wear, built on a weekly drop model that treats jewelry as accessible rather than reserved for special occasions.
Jacqueline Martin's Potomac Street gem and jewelry studio at 1221, open since 1979, where a GIA-trained former educator designs custom jewelry in gold and silver, restores antique pieces, appraises estate jewelry, and offers loose stones from the finest global sources.
A female-founded workwear brand on upper Wisconsin Avenue, where professional women shop for clothes that travel from the office to everything after it.
A Wisconsin Avenue bridal boutique at 1564 Wisconsin NW occupying the space that Hitched once held, carrying the Modern Trousseau label's romantic, lace-forward gowns and the bridal appointment experience for brides who want the upper Wisconsin Avenue corridor's specialist attention.
The comfort-first men's denim brand at 3112 M Street NW, founded on the premise that men's jeans should have the stretch of sweatpants with the look of denim, producing the pants that Georgetown's professional and casual male demographic returns for repeatedly.
The Berlin-founded luxury eyewear brand at 3001 M Street NW, producing stainless steel and acetate frames entirely by hand in its Factory Berlin workshop, worn by design-world professionals and film directors who want the most distinctive eyewear on the market.
The New York handbag brand at 1246 Wisconsin Avenue NW, founded in 2000 by Monica Zwirner and Lucy Wallace Eustice, known for the Metro tote in quilted nylon that has become the default carry-all for the Georgetown professional's daily commute.
Tannaz Nazemi's by-appointment bridal atelier at 1202 Eton Court NW, founded in 2015, offering custom-made wedding dresses, bespoke veils, and on-site alterations in a private cobblestone-court setting away from Georgetown's main commercial corridors.
The Boston-based athletic shoe brand's Georgetown store at 3139 M Street NW, carrying the full range of running shoes, lifestyle sneakers, and the retro athletic silhouettes that have made New Balance one of the most visible footwear brands of the past decade.
Nicky Sedooteh's two-floor Italian fashion boutique at 2928 M Street NW, open since 1993, where the ground floor carries personally selected Italian menswear including Belvest and Castangia suits and the upper floor presents sophisticated womenswear by Moschino and contemporaries.
A Wisconsin Avenue vintage clothing boutique at 1610 Wisconsin NW, carrying curated pre-loved apparel with an emphasis on quality vintage pieces for women and men seeking clothes with history and character.
A boutique fragrance shop at 3242 M Street NW in Georgetown's commercial district, curating the niche and the independent fragrance brands that the Georgetown fragrance enthusiast seeks beyond the department store fragrance counter and the major designer house.
A combined antiques and fine art address at 1657 Wisconsin Avenue NW, where three dealers in English antiques, estate furniture, and fine art occupy the same Wisconsin Avenue commercial address in the upper Georgetown gallery and antique corridor.
A high-end charity consignment shop on Wisconsin Avenue, staffed entirely by volunteers since 1933, where fine jewelry, antiques, and designer goods fund programs serving DC children.
Kelly Slater and designer John Moore's sustainable surf lifestyle brand at 1240 Wisconsin Avenue NW, carrying Fair Trade Certified production, organic cotton, and Econyl recycled nylon in clothing for men and women that is as functional on a wave as it is in Georgetown.
The DC-based independent running specialty retailer at 1079 Wisconsin Avenue NW, where trained staff fit customers for running shoes with gait analysis and provide the technical running knowledge that the big-box sports retailers cannot offer.
The stationery and paper goods retailer at 3019 M Street NW in Georgetown's commercial district, where the wrapping paper, the greeting cards, the journals, the invitations, and the full Paper Source selection of paper-based personal goods serve Georgetown's active social occasion and personal correspondence culture.
The outdoor and environmental brand at 3104 M Street NW, founded by Yvon Chouinard in 1973, whose 1% for the Planet pledge, Worn Wear repair program, and quality fleeces and shell jackets make it the reference point for responsible outdoor clothing.
The New York menswear brand at 1413 Wisconsin Avenue NW designed for men 5'8" and under, where founders Tanya and Johan Taft built a collection that fits men in this height range the way standard-size clothing fits taller men.
A family-owned sneaker and sportswear shop on Wisconsin Avenue since 1981, carrying one of the largest New Balance selections in the DC area.
Farzana Alam and Oksana Thornton's eyewear boutique at 3252 Prospect Street, founded in 2020, combining a curated selection of vintage-inspired frames with a small in-store library and record collection for clients who want an optical experience with personality.
The British-American luxury brand's menswear address at 3067 M Street NW, offering tailored clothing, denim, leather boots, and the refined casual aesthetic that has made Rag & Bone one of the most consistent presences in the M Street retail landscape.
The British-American luxury brand's womenswear address at 3061 M Street NW, offering the tailored suits, denim, knitwear, and leather pieces that define Rag & Bone's refined casual aesthetic for women.
The Los Angeles clothing brand at 3239 M Street NW, known for the button-down shirts in lightweight flannel, plaid patterns, and washed fabrics that have become a California-coastal-casual reference point for both men and women.
The Wisconsin Avenue flagship of Ralph Lauren's American luxury lifestyle brand at 1245 Wisconsin NW, carrying the Polo, Purple Label, and home collections in a Georgetown setting that has been associated with the brand's vision of American heritage since the boutique opened.
An eclectic antiques and home accessories shop at 1313 Wisconsin Avenue NW, where the mix of American antiques, imported European pieces, unusual objects, and the unexpected finds that the shop curates have made it one of Georgetown's most beloved independent retail destinations since 1981.
The Italian-American eyewear brand's Georgetown store at 3030 M Street NW, carrying the Wayfarer, Aviator, Clubmaster, and the full catalogue of the sunglasses that have appeared on more famous faces over the past eighty years than any other frame.
A women-owned designer consignment boutique at 1413 Wisconsin Avenue NW, accepting and selling Chanel-to-Anthropologie designer and contemporary pieces in excellent condition from Georgetown's wardrobes, open for buy-ins Monday through Saturday.
The Los Angeles-founded sustainable women's fashion brand at 3033 M Street NW, making dresses, denim, and separates in a flirty, body-conscious aesthetic from sustainable fabrics with a full supply chain transparency report and RefScale on every product.
Lindsay Rieling's Cady's Alley designer women's boutique at 3312, founded in 1996 by Nancy Pearlstein and carrying Dries van Noten, Martin Margiela, and Massimo Alba in Georgetown's premier design-destination courtyard.
A locally owned Georgetown florist for fresh and preserved arrangements.
The San Francisco sustainable footwear brand at 3068 M Street NW, making washable flats, loafers, sneakers, and bags from recycled plastic bottles using a 3D knitting process that generates near-zero waste and produces a machine-washable shoe.
Custom and made-to-measure suits in Italian wool, on Wisconsin Avenue since 2024
A Wisconsin Avenue European tailoring and clothing boutique at 1500 Wisconsin NW, offering alterations, custom suit construction, and European fashion for men and women from a Georgetown address that has served the neighborhood's professional population for decades.
The Chicago-founded independent optical boutique at 1261 Wisconsin Avenue NW, known for its own-label frames in a range of shapes and materials that prioritize design distinctiveness over branded name recognition.
A retail marketplace at 1304 Wisconsin Ave dedicated exclusively to goods designed and made in Washington, DC, plus hands-on classes led by the city's own makers.
The Atlanta-founded luxury menswear boutique at 3206 N Street NW, where Sid Mashburn's tailored clothing and Ann Mashburn's women's selection occupy adjacent spaces on Georgetown's most dignified residential retail street.
Kim Kardashian's shapewear and loungewear brand at 3300 M Street NW, carrying the body-contouring underwear, bras, and the comfortable lounge and sleep sets that have made Skims one of the fastest-growing apparel brands in recent American history.
A tobacco and smoke shop at 1326 Wisconsin Avenue NW in the mid-Georgetown commercial district, providing the cigars, the hookah products, and the smoking accessories that the Georgetown tobacco and hookah community uses from the Wisconsin Avenue address.
Elevated sporty menswear and streetwear since 1979.
An independent men's shoe boutique at 1434 Wisconsin Avenue NW, carrying European dress shoe brands including Magnanni, Moreschi, Bruno Magli, Cesare Paciotti, and Aldo Bruè for the Georgetown professional who wants quality leather footwear with Italian and Spanish character.
The Maryland-born outdoor and surf lifestyle retailer at 1065 Wisconsin Avenue NW, founded in 1968 in Ocean City, carrying the denim, activewear, swimwear, and casual clothing that has served the East Coast beach and outdoor community for more than fifty years.
The athletic-fit menswear brand at 3101 M Street NW, founded on the premise that men who exercise regularly should not have to choose between clothing that fits their shoulders and chest and clothing that looks good, producing performance-fabric dress shirts, suits, and polos.
The Los Angeles-founded contemporary women's brand at 3025 M Street NW, known for the sculptural Moreau bag, the Shirley dress, and the distinct aesthetic that has made Staud one of the most photographed brands on Instagram since 2015.
The ear piercing and jewelry brand at 3288 M Street NW, reimagining the piercing experience with safe needle piercing by trained professionals, a wall of solid gold and sterling jewelry, and the curatorial ear styling that has made Studs the reference point for the current piercing aesthetic.
The Dutch suit brand at 2828 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, founded in Amsterdam in 2000 by Fokke de Jong, offering full-canvas and half-canvas Italian-fabric suits at prices that have disrupted the affordable luxury men's formalwear market worldwide.
The Luxottica-owned global sunglasses retailer at 3219 M Street NW, carrying Ray-Ban, Oakley, Prada, Gucci, Versace, and the other major sunglass brands in a single-category retail format that makes the sunglass-buying decision an easy M Street destination.
The Austrian crystal brand at 1238 Wisconsin Avenue NW, carrying the cut glass jewelry and decorative objects that Daniel Swarovski perfected starting in 1895, from the crystal earrings that have graced Academy Award ceremonies to the home decor pieces that have defined the category.
A cannabis dispensary at 1432 Wisconsin Avenue NW in the mid-Georgetown commercial district, providing the adult-use cannabis products in the retail dispensary format that the Georgetown cannabis community uses for the licensed cannabis purchase.
A landscape designer’s garden boutique on cobblestone O Street, where twenty years of professional plant knowledge shapes every object on the shelf.
A Georgetown boutique open since 1955 carrying women's clothing, fine jewelry, and Mexican folk art, now in its third generation under owner Samantha Hays Gushner.
A Georgetown neighborhood pet supply store at 3216 O Street, serving the residential blocks around Wingo's and the O Street corridor with food, toys, grooming supplies, and accessories for dogs, cats, and small animals.
The off-price retailer's Georgetown outpost at 3222 M Street NW, carrying the rotating inventory of designer clothing, home goods, shoes, and accessories at the 20-60% off retail markdowns that make TJ Maxx one of the most reliable and surprising shopping destinations in the M Street corridor.
The New York menswear designer's Georgetown store at 3307 M Street NW, where former J. Crew men's creative director Todd Snyder offers the tailored American menswear, Champion collaborations, and Japanese denim that have made him one of the most important American menswear voices of the past decade.
A floor-to-ceiling Georgetown institution on Wisconsin Ave, with more than sixty years of spirits, wine, and same-day neighborhood delivery.
The Trek Bicycle Corporation's Georgetown dealer at 3411 M Street NW at the western end of Georgetown's M Street, providing the full Trek bicycle lineup, the professional bicycle fitting service, and the bicycle service and repair that the Georgetown cycling community uses from the M Street dealer address.
The DC-founded preppy lifestyle brand at 1053 Wisconsin Avenue NW, started in 2012 in a Georgetown garage by sisters Jocelyn Gailliot and Madeline Grayson with September Votta, grown into a nine-figure company whose curated American classic style has a devoted following.
A children's toy and gift shop at 1440 Wisconsin Avenue NW in the mid-Georgetown commercial district, providing the curated selection of toys, games, and children's gifts that the Georgetown family market uses for the quality play and the special occasion gifts.
A floral design studio at 1218 31st Street NW in Georgetown's canal neighborhood, providing the custom floral arrangements, the event flowers, and the everyday flower service that the Georgetown residential and commercial community uses for the personal and the occasion florals.
A smoke and vape shop at 3289 M Street NW in Georgetown's upper M Street commercial district, providing the tobacco products, the vaping devices, and the smoking accessories that the Georgetown adult consumer uses from the M Street commercial address.
The Philadelphia-founded lifestyle retailer at 3111 M Street NW, carrying the fashion-forward and vintage-influenced clothing, home goods, music, and books that have defined the urban young adult shopping experience since 1970.
An independent clothing boutique at 1418 Wisconsin Avenue NW established in 1998, offering men's and women's European suits and casual clothing in the upper Wisconsin Avenue corridor that has developed as Georgetown's specialist menswear and bridal address.
The New York fashion label at 1254 Wisconsin Avenue NW founded by sisters-in-law Veronica Miele Beard and Veronica Swanson Beard, known for the signature Dickey jacket, blazers, and the tailored American casual wardrobe for the professional woman.
The lingerie retail brand's Georgetown store at 1220 Wisconsin Avenue NW, carrying the full Victoria's Secret bra, underwear, lounge, and fragrance range that has made it the dominant American lingerie retailer for more than four decades.
An independently owned art supply and craft store at 1625 Wisconsin Avenue NW, providing Georgetown's artists, students, and crafters with the paints, brushes, paper, and materials that the neighborhood's creative community has relied on.
Shep and Ian Murray's Martha's Vineyard-founded clothing brand at 1225 Wisconsin Avenue NW, carrying the pink whale logo clothing for men, women, and children that has become the default uniform for the preppy summer lifestyle since 1998.
The San Diego-founded performance lifestyle brand at 3222 M Street NW, making the recycled-material activewear and casual clothing whose Ponto Performance Jogger and Kore Shorts have become the most comfortable non-Lululemon pants on the Georgetown M Street block.
A specialist hardware and architectural ironmongery dealer at 1208 Wisconsin Avenue NW, Second Floor, where the traditional and decorative hardware for the Federal-period and Victorian-era Georgetown buildings has been available since the Weaver family established the business as one of Georgetown's most specific and irreplaceable specialist retail addresses.
The direct-to-consumer eyewear brand at 3223 M Street NW, founded in 2010 by four Wharton students to offer prescription glasses at a tenth of the traditional retail price, now the reference point for the accessible and design-forward optical market.
A cobblestone P Street bridal and formalwear shop at 3237 P Street NW with over thirty-two years in Georgetown, offering informal wedding gowns, bridesmaids dresses, and tuxedo rental and sales with same-day availability.
The Paris-founded rock-chic fashion brand at 1227 Wisconsin Avenue NW, established by Thierry Gillier in 1997, offering women's and men's clothing that combines the ease of French bohemian style with the attitude of rock and roll in cashmere, leather, and distinctive graphic treatments.