14 Locations
A fashion fair puts Berlin's style scene on show, drawing designers, buyers and trendspotters. From trade shows to public sales, a fashion fair here is where labels meet their audience. This overview gathers Berlin locations tied to the events.
Berlin Fashion Week anchors the calendar twice a year, with trade fairs and runway shows across the city, while smaller markets and sample sales open designer wares to the public. Exhibition halls and creative venues host the events, and some pair fashion with music and parties. They are a window onto both the industry and the street.
Browse the venues below to find a fashion fair across Berlin, from trade shows to public sales.
The Designer Outlet Berlin in Elstal brings together over 100 brands across 21,200 square meters, from Boss to Levi's to Birkenstock, and is 30 to 70 percent below the manufacturers' recommended retail price year-round. Around 3,000 parking spaces are free, and a free shuttle bus runs from Kurfürstendamm on weekends.
The Supermarché in Wiener Straße carries around 50 labels with fair-trade criteria or organic certification, plus its own hand-printed label Hirschkind. Old wool and cashmere are accepted for further processing, clearly sorted on 100 square meters.
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Designer Depot at Rochstraße 2 is an owner-operated boutique in Mitte with over 30 international designer labels for women and men, from Emporio Armani to Liu Jo and Tod's. Discounts are up to over 50 percent; a Guess men's jacket costs €169.90 instead of €220. Weinmeisterstraße is 195 meters away.
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.
Hof Windlicht behind the Kulturfabrik on Lehrter Straße accommodates around 100 guests between old brick walls and the tracks of the long-distance railway. For over three decades, the volunteer association Filmrausch Moabit has been showing original versions with subtitles, its own series like Reel Love and Gamerausch, as well as surprise films with free admission.
Becon Berlin, located at Eldenaer Straße 35 on the old slaughterhouse grounds, exclusively offers men's fashion from its own brand, ranging from suits and tuxedos to shirts, shoes, and ties. A suit starts at 399 Euros, a shirt at 59.90 Euros, with alterations done in the in-house tailoring shop. The tram stop is about 80 meters away.
Germany's first Curvy Concept Store is located in Charlottenburg, near Savignyplatz. Les Soeurs Shop in Berlin stands for plus-size fashion that's truly fun: curated, stylish, and with the feeling of finally being in the right place.
The Mac Outlet at Bismarckstraße 78 exclusively carries trousers and jeans from the manufacturer MAC, predominantly models from previous seasons for women and men. Regularly, the trousers cost between 89.95 and 149.95 Euros, but in the outlet, they are priced lower. Bismarckstraße subway station is approximately 100 meters away, and Deutsche Oper is about 500 meters away.
At the Iriedaily Outlet at Köpenicker Straße 154, the Kreuzberg streetwear label sells goods from previous collections, from hoodies to shirts to jackets for women and men. Instead of 89.90 Euros for a hoodie, you pay up to 50 percent less here. Ostbahnhof is about 450 meters away, payment is cash or by card.
Chapati by Nichè Berlin, located at Oranienstraße 22, offers its Chapati archive alongside the current collection, featuring remaining stock, prototypes, and sample pieces that are significantly cheaper than current merchandise. Regular items start from 55 Euros for a knitted sweater, with sizes ranging from S to XXL. Kottbusser Tor is approximately 350 meters away.
The designer Outlet Goldsteg in Berlin-Charlottenburg offers a large, constantly changing assortment of high-quality women's fashion.
You’ll find the finest Italian fashion at Max Mara Outlet on Ku’damm.
Find fancy women’s wear – anything from jackets and dresses up to sportswear, shoes and accessories.
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.