Vintage and reclaimed goods are given new life at Urban Cottage. This shop is the place to find home and garden décor; browse the quaint store filled with a blend of locally made goods that are as timeless as they are timeworn.

Don’t just wear your love for Bermuda on your sleeve – wear it on your fingers, wrists, and ears too. The jewelry store Alexandra Mosher condenses the beauty of the island in a single gem, made out of Bermuda’s pink sands and other natural elements of Bermuda. Take a piece of the island home with you, literally.

Local Bermudian Rebecca Hanson has turned a classic Bermuda fashion staple into a fashion-forward statement. At TABS (The Authentic Bermuda Shorts), Bermuda shorts are trendy, playful, and colorful, just like the island itself.

Located in the town of St. George’s, La Garza is a little shop that’s big on style. Stop in to shop handmade jewelry and trinkets that are made out of coral, sand, crab molts, and other natural elements.

Glassblowers or magicians? See the artists in action as they create one-of-a-kind pieces from glass, then buy a souvenir to take home with you.

Finding the right words to describe the pottery at Bermuda Clayworks is tricky, but it’s easy to say that the pieces are one-of-a-kind. From serving dishes shaped like acoustic guitars to fruit bowls that look like helmets, you’ll find something that’s sure to start conversations at your next house party.

Shoes, swimsuits, purses — you’ll find it all at Calypso. Browse a variety of modern and upscale womenswear flown in from London, Milan, Paris, and New York — Calypso may be one of the most unique boutiques you'll find on the island.