Accessories

Theaterkunst GmbH, located on Eisenzahnstraße, has been Germany's largest costume house since 1907, supplying film, television, and stage from a unique collection of this size.

Berlin hatmaker Fiona Bennett creates extravagant hat fashion in her studio, which has been featured multiple times in Vogue and adorns famous heads with her creations.

Finally, no more eternal bag boredom! If you want to go out with a different bag every day, tausche at Helmholzplatz in Prenlauer Berg is the right place for you.

colorblind patterns is a Berlin label from Wedding, working exclusively in black and white. Hand screen-printed bags, lampshades, and fabric posters with geometric patterns are created in the studio on Antwerpener Straße.

Creative jewelry is available at TomShot. The designers craft very special pieces of jewelry from high-quality materials, in a variety of styles.

Located at Südstern in Kreuzberg, a collection of over 5,000 pieces offers everything from Baroque to disco glam, serving professional film and theater productions as well as individuals seeking the perfect look.

On Alte Schönhauser Straße in Mitte, a shop is hidden that turns everyday objects from all over the world into something special. o.k. International has been curating household goods and home accessories since 1997 that are sometimes practical, sometimes poetic, and always a little different from what is known in this country.

Deiters in the Rathauspassagen at Alexanderplatz is Berlin's most famous costume shop, boasting an impressive 2,000 square meters filled with costumes, party supplies, and accessories for every occasion. This traditional Cologne-based company, with over 100 years of history, now also makes its mark in the capital.

The independent costume workshop Narciss&Goldfaden in Prenzlauer Berg combines artisanal precision with an artistic eye, working for theatre, stage shows, and film from pattern creation to premiere.

In the fourth courtyard of the Hackesche Höfe, Perlin sells trade beads, stone, glass, and silver beads for DIY stringing. Additionally, there is ready-made jewelry crafted from old beads, reassembled by designer Birgit Laun.

In Kreuzberg, Prinzessinnenstraße, furniture with a story is created: UpCycle Berlin produces handmade custom design furniture from old Berlin construction wood that would otherwise end up in incineration. Sustainable living and individual furnishing truly come together here.

COMME des COSTUMES in Tempelhof is a costume rental, fashion archive, and professional costume house all in one, operated by a costume designer who also works in cinema.

For almost two decades, ClothingLand in Neukölln has been offering over 5,000 costumes, masks, and accessories, ready for immediate purchase. From Darth Vader to Dracula, from superheroes to classic costumes, no role remains unfilled here.

Supermarché on Wiener Straße in Kreuzberg is a shop for fair and ecologically produced fashion. In addition to around 30 brands, it features the in-house label Hirschkind with hand-printed shirts, bed linen, and tea towels.

Anyone browsing for design classics and vintage furniture in Berlin-Mitte will sooner or later end up on Alte Schönhauser Straße. Schönhauser Design-Möbel + Objekte has been the go-to address for almost three decades for those who want to furnish their home with pieces that tell more of a story than conventional new goods.

Located on Wühlischstraße in Friedrichshain, Le Boudoir by Bohème Sauvage is Berlin's most sophisticated costume rental for the Golden Age of the Weimar Republic. Charleston dresses, feather boas, pearl necklaces, and Art Deco accessories await all who want to not only celebrate but also wear the nightlife of the Roaring Twenties.

Berlin's most famous costume shop has a new address: Deko Behrendt, for decades a Berlin institution for costumes, party decorations, and carnival items, has moved from Schöneberg to The Playce shopping center at Potsdamer Platz and presents a freshly curated assortment there.

Artist Antje Schubert designs individual accessories like key chains and bracelets in her studio in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg - each piece by Süssmädchen is unique!

If you don't want to compromise for your child, Schöneberg is the right place for you: The children's furniture store KLEIN-HOLZ has been focusing on pollutant-free, grow-with-me children's furniture made from high-quality materials for over 40 years. Not an anonymous furniture store, but an owner-managed specialist shop with genuine advice and personality.

In Gotenstraße in Schöneberg, a classic costume rental awaits, offering far more than just carnival items: Schnick Dee provides high-quality costumes from the Baroque, Middle Ages, Roaring Twenties, and 80s, and even has its own photo studio.

Jost's specialty is leather bags. Founded in 1891, the company originated from the Heyden family's saddlery business, which is now continued by younger generations under the Jost label.

Lady Su specializes in women's fashion in sizes 42 to 56 and places great emphasis on consultation and service in a total of three branches in Spandau, Steglitz, and Berlin-City.

Prenzlauer Berg meets living aesthetics with the scent of waffles: Kauf Dich Glücklich Café & More on Oderberger Straße is Berlin's most charming concept store, combining Scandinavian-style vintage furniture and home accessories with homemade waffles and ice cream under one roof.

Berlin's high quality Abyme Vodka is an inherent part of the capitals nightlife.

The Liebeskind Berlin Store offers handcrafted leather bags and fashionable accessories with a Berlin flair. Stylish designs and high-quality materials make the store a go-to for gifts for women.