Fashion brands in St. Bart’s are a mixture of comfortable clothing ready for a sandy day at the beach, but also looks that present chic style and elevated islander taste for larger events and upscale restaurants.
Check out this St. Bart’s look book to find all the brands that are sweet and saltwater, whether you’re stepping off a boat from a day trip touring the island or ready to relax on the aquamarine shores, tinted sunglasses and all.
MACKEENE swim shop
8, Rue du roi Oscar 2, Gustavia, Saint Barthélémy 97133, St. Barthélemy
Two French brothers started this company together in 2006, their Scottish roots linked to St. Bart’s from an aviation ancestor who was passionate about technology and nature. One of the brothers, Rodolphe, lives in St. Bart’s as a professional kite surfer, and the other brother, Harold, lives in Paris as a graphic designer. Each brother joined together their areas of specialty in order to create quality material for all things sand and surf. This is the first line of swim shorts with magnetic closure, paving the way for men’s swim line boutiques in St. Bart’s. This brand is known to be both functional and chic, with unique colors as well as water-repellent fabrics.
Poupette St. Barth
Rue de la Republique, Gustavia 97133, St. Barthélemy
In 1995 Poupette Giraud founded Poupette St Barth, the name ‘Poupette’ meaning Little Doll. This brand is all about cute outfits that are adorable but also fresh. Clothes take on all types of events, with pieces for the beach, parties, or everyday living. Poupette embraces tropical living with soft, sensual, and bohemian chic styles for women of every age. Colors of paradise inspire this designer with shades like fuchsia, candy pink, lagoon turquoise, and almond emerald as she creates clothing between her two homes on St. Bart’s and Bali.
Lolita Jaca
Gustavia 97133, St. Barthélemy
Lolita Jaca is a cruise brand blending with Caribbean life, using homemade patterns, renewed cuts, and finishes on each piece to create a timeless feel. Each piece reflects comfort as well as bold elegance. The Kimono is one of the staples of Lolita Jaca, using embroidery, lace, or sequins to bring added beauty to any women’s closet.
Voilà St. Barth
Gustavia 97133, St. Barthélemy
Voilà is known for its nautical striped shirts and cozy cardigans for both men’s and women’s clothing. There are colorful linen shorts and shirts, and Kapten and Son watches are a staple. Chez Dede beach totes, beaded bracelets, and seahorse tunics will allow all your islander needs to be met and exceeded.
Clic
Rue de la Republique, Gustavia 97133, St. Barthélemy
Former stylist Christiane Celle founded this store in 2018, and it has since evolved from a bookstore and gallery into a curated space featuring not only fashion but also modern photography, books, and goods for any home around the globe.
Eden Being
Baie de Saint Jean, St Barthélemy 97133, St. Barthélemy
Eden Being was launched in 2016, bringing a collection of current trends in food, travel, art, and fashion. This store has even introduced new sustainable labels and exquisite pieces of jewelry to elevate any outfit or mood.
Volver
Rue de la France, Gustavia 97133, St. Barthélemy
Volver brings forth worldwide trends to your own little St. Bart’s island, no matter where you are after you leave. There are many European brands, allowing that island spirit to come through all styles. Volver and luxury beachwear go hand in hand, from day to night and anywhere in between.
Free in St. Barth
Les Hauts du Carré d’Or GUSTAVIA, 97133, St. Barthélemy
Free in St. Barth believes that each piece of clothing should represent “not only the island but also the art of living.” There are pieces for men, women, and children, from comfy styles to more dressed up looks. Many tunics have a vintage wash look, and sweatshirts/shirts are known for their printed designs with island logos.
