Punta de Mita’s Best Boutiques for Clothes and Accessories

If you’re looking for clothes and accessories to complete your “look” while you’re on vacation in Punta de Mita, or if you want to take home the perfect handcraft as a memento of your trip, Punta de Mita has a small selection of elegant boutiques where you can shop.

Here are some of our favorites. As always, check for travel guidelines and closures before planning your trip.

Calaverita de Mita

This beautiful shop, located on El Anclote Avneue, offers a selection of clothing, souvenirs, and accessories that are made in the area and in other parts of Mexico. You’ll find dreamcatchers, beautiful ceramics, and objects to hang on your wall, as well as “beach chic” clothing.

It will be tough to leave this shop with empty hands.

Mar de Sueños

Located in the modern Plaza Ollin, a mall and entertainment center in Punta de Mita, Mar de Sueños carries an excellent line of brand-name clothing and accessories.

If you need a high-quality hat or a new bathing suit, it’s worth stopping by this shop and asking the staff to help you find exactly what you’re looking for. Or if you don’t feel like leaving your hotel, they can bring a selection of items directly to your room for you to “shop” from.

Pinche México Te Amo

While not in Punta de Mita, this design shop in Sayulita (just 20 minutes by car) is worth a visit. It has pillows emblazoned with Frida Kahlo and surfboards, or Emilio Zapata on a Fixie bike.

The designs are inspired by Mexican traditions and contemporary fashion, resulting in a line that’s kitschy and colorful, sure to brighten up your home and make you feel like your trip never quite ended.

La Isla, Puerto Vallarta

And for those who want to spend all day shopping or who are in search of international stores, La Isla Puerto Vallarta has many options. Just 40 minutes from Punta de Mita, you’ll find a variety of styles and brands, as well as a variety of prices.

While you’re there, it’s worth exploring the clothing and handcraft shops in the town to see if you can find something locally made that you can’t live without.