Stockholms best streetwear stores

If you’re looking for sneakers in Stockholm, Sneakersnstuff (SNS) in Södermalm is a given place to begin your hunt. This institution among the city’s streetwear stores has been providing sneaker fans from far and near with exclusive sneakers – including many exclusive models – since 1999. Today, they have their own label and also offer a wide range of brands such as Nike, Adidas, Converse, New Balance, Vans, Puma, Asics, and Veja. Whether you want to invest in the classics or go for limited editions, you’ll most likely find what you’re looking for here.

If you want to buy some other streetwear than sneakers, Sneakersnstuff also has a large selection of clothes, including t-shirts, jackets, sweatshirts, trousers, hoodies, shorts, bags, and caps. The SNS store in Stockholm was the first to open, and over the years, they’ve expanded internationally. Today, they have stores worldwide in major cities, and you can order their products online.

Hugo Stockholm is one of the true veterans of the city’s menswear stores. Trends and generations have come and gone, but this pleasant shop has continued to dress Stockholm’s fashion-conscious men since 1978. Besides their mastery of all things clothing, the secret to Hugo’s long career in the fashion industry is the store’s extraordinary ability to build long-term relationships. Customers keep coming back again and again – they know they’re getting quality clothes in the right style.

If you’re looking for streetwear, Hugo Stockholm has a lot to offer. The range includes sweaters, t-shirts, sweatshirts, overshirts, jeans, trousers, and accessories. And if you need new shoes, there are everything from rugged boots to casual sneakers. The products come from the best brands, and new, exciting brands are often added to the selection. If you can’t get to the store in Kungsholmen, there’s also an online store with the not-be-missed “Archive” section with both old seasonal favorites and unique garments at unbeatable prices.

Sneakers in Södermalm, anyone? Head for Hypestein on Bondegatan, a store run by true sneaker geeks. What began as Sweden’s first exclusive online sneaker and streetwear store is now also a physical store. And in this cozy little shop, you can find one of Stockholm’s best selections of sneakers, and the love for these shoes (and street fashion) is deeply rooted in the walls. Something you notice as a customer. The store has a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, and you get first-class service from the highly knowledgeable (and nice) staff who help you find the right products.

The walls are filled with neatly arranged sneakers from brands such as Adidas, Air Jordan, Nike, and Off-White, and you can also find used models. And if you’re looking for a limited model that’s hard to find, there is a good chance that Hypestein has it. If you’re on the hunt for other streetwear, there are also clothes and accessories, often exclusive quality products in limited collections from the market’s best street brands.

If you want streetwear in Södermalm – Stockholm’s streetwear mecca – 6/5/4 is one of the shops on the must-see list. This SoFo store breathes vintage and has celebrated the Scandinavian surf and outdoor culture since 2009. Here you can find everything you need for both city life and camping adventures in the forest: Clothes, shoes, watches, surfboards, surf equipment, tents, thermoses, books, posters – you name it. Stylish, sporty, and urban. The products come from carefully selected design brands focusing on sustainable quality. Patagonia, Fjällräven, NN07, Carhartt, Karhu, Veja, Samsøe Samsøe and Neuw are some of the largers ones, but there are also smaller brands like Rhythm and Vissla.

At 6/5/4, it’s not just surfboards and street fashion; they also have their own coffee bar where you can get a cup of organic coffee. A perfect hangout, and you can chat about surfing with the friendly staff before checking out the selection. You get the California Dreaming vibe as a nice bonus. If you prefer to order surfing gear, hip outdoor stuff, all kinds of gadgets, or something else online, there’s also an online store.

Ettresex – previously called PlugMePlease – is a streetwear store in Stockholm that’s been around since 2017. Today, the store, which actually consists of two stores (plus a webshop), is a natural gathering place for streetwear fans from all over Sweden and offers a carefully selected assortment.

One store focuses on clothes and sneakers, mainly from Europe, the USA, and Japan, often hard-to-find items in limited editions. In the other shop, you’ll find vintage, collectibles, gadgets, and interior decor from the early 1980s onwards. You can also enjoy local art and design.

Eytys is a streetwear store that has two stores with excellent locations in central Stockholm – Norrlandsgatan and NK. Their clothing brand was launched in 2013, but the big breakthrough came in 2017, and their stores opened the same year. An essential part of the success is their signature sneaker, “Angel,” which has become a bestseller worldwide.

Eyty’s range includes streetwear for women and men – t-shirts, sweatshirts, shirts, knitwear, jeans, trousers, outerwear, and everything else you need to update your wardrobe. They also have a large selection of shoes and accessories. In short, everything your outfit needs. A stylish interior, friendly staff, and great service make the shopping experience even better. Eytys also offers personal shopping for those who like help putting together outfits and finding the right style (you can also book a video meeting if you want to shop from home).

Junkyard is a classic store for streetwear in Stockholm and focuses on Nordic street and skate culture. They were one of the first e-commerce stores in skate and streetwear and have been around since 2002. In the wide selection, you’ll find clothing, shoes (including sneakers), and accessories for both boys and girls, plus skateboards and snowboards. If you shop online, you have even more products to choose from.

As they say it themselves, they have the street in their blood, and it shows. The assortment includes carefully selected street brands that mix giants such as Nike and Adidas with classics such as Vans, Patagonia, and The North Face, plus several new avant-garde brands. In other words, you’ll have no problem finding your style. If you’re a dedicated skater, you should go for Junkyard’s store on Norrlandsgatan (formerly called Hollywood), one of the skate culture hubs in Stockholm. It’s a skate shop where skaters can find everything they need – skateboards, longboards, accessories, shoes, and more.