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For over 30 years, Designer's Bazaar has helped bring color to Mazatlán with clothing that is eye-catching and casual. Vivid shades and hues surround shoppers, who can get a full ensemble complete with shoes and accessories in the same store. In addition, you can pick up some local art after you've updated your wardrobe.
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The Tlaquepaque area of Mexico produces some of the country's best pottery, and Gallery Michael houses an extensive collection of pieces of all sizes. From wall hangings to lamps, each creation can add color and pizzazz to any room. The gallery also offers a nice selection of religious representations and dinnerware.
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The serious shopper in your group will not want to pass up a chance to visit the many shops at Le Gran Plaza. This mall offers Mazatlán's most modern shops, and there is a large department story, three theaters, and various restaurants available so you can do it all in one stop.
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Maya
Ave Rodolfo Loaiza 411, Mazatlán, Mexico · 69-167-220
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Built to resemble a Mayan temple, Maya is an excellent choice for bringing home a unique Mexican souvenir. The shopping center boasts many small boutiques that offer everything from art to replica Mayan death masks crafted from onyx or turquoise. Shoppers will also find that Maya offers a great selection of leather, jewelry, and other handmade wares.
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This wonderful collection of arts and crafts boutiques is located just off of Calle Gaviotas and Loaiza, and no shopper will be able to resist as least one purchase as a piece of Mazatlán memorabilia. Some shops put local artisans on display so you can watch them weave their magic, and the area also offers a folkloric ballet show on some days.
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Mercado Central is Mazatlán's daily downtown market, and tourists as well as locals enjoy the colorful, bustling array of hawkers and shops. The market offers visitors the best chance to find a deal on vibrant clothes and handcrafted goods such as leather, sandals, and rugs. There's also a good selection of pottery as well as vendors selling fresh seafood, but be prepared for a crowd.
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Pardo Jewelers
Ave Rudolfo T. Loaiza #411-1, Mazatlán, Mexico · 69-144-938
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Founded in 1975, Pardo Jewelers has gained international renown as a gold, silver, and fine gem store. Jewelry shoppers will enjoy browsing through the precious metal creations that helped build the store's name, but what every patron wants to see is the Mexican Fire Opal, so named because of its natural swirls of color. If you want something a little more traditional but still unique, then other gems like emeralds, aquamarine, and sapphires are sure to please as well.
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The name says it all—this store is a veritable "Sea Shell City." A luxuriant fountain decorated with a myriad of shells greets visitors when the first enter, but they've only seen the tip of the iceberg. Every possible seashell creation resides inside, from plates and wind chimes to picture frames and jewelry. If nothing else, this store definitely provides a good selection of affordable novel gifts to bring the boss back home.
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Sideout
Ave Rodolfo T. Loaiza #202, Mazatlán, Mexico · 69-130-001
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Visitors hitting the beaches in Mazatlán want to look a little sporty, so if all you brought with you is a pair of old swimming trunks, then Sideout provides the makeover you may seek. Sporting clothes ranging from tee shirts to boardshorts for surfing, and there's a great selection for everyone in the entire family.
Our shopping categories guide you to the best places to find souvenirs and mementoes of a perfect trip. Where do you find a book on local history? How about a recording of that terrific zydeco band you heard? Maybe a trinket for the kids or spouse? Use our lists to narrow your search.
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