Fashion lovers, hipsters, and shopaholics, we’ve got great news! Seminyak is a shopping paradise.
The following guide to shopping in Seminyak will show you where to buy high-end fashionable dresses, jewellery, kiddies clothes, designer chic and everything gorgeous in between!
Shopping in Seminyak is a ‘must do’ when you are in Bali. If you are staying in or around the Seminyak area, you are probably in a private Seminyak villa; there is really no escaping it. So grab your credit card and have serious fun buying anything from high-end fashion clothing, surfwear, and jewellery to Balinese souvenirs.
All you need to do is walk down the main street of Jalan Kayu Aya, and you will find heaps of trendy boutiques and chic shops just waiting for you. In fact, if you are there for the first time, it can be a little overwhelming. So much to choose from.
The best thing about shopping in Seminyak is that each shop offers something different, each having its own unique personality and style. It’s basically a shopaholic paradise. But don’t be fooled; shopping here can be better and more exclusive than in some parts of Australia. Plus, there is the new Seminyak Village shopping mall & Seminyak Square, where you will find even more shops, restaurants and things to do with the kids.
If you are travelling with kids and you are a serious shopper, and you don’t want them getting bored, we suggest getting your villa manager to organise a day trip for them to a place like the Waterbom Bali or the Splash Park at Finns Club. Getting to both of these destinations is easy if you go there by taxi. If you have toddlers, perhaps a babysitter for the day is a good idea. Again, this can be arranged for you.
Shopping here is different to the rest of Bali. So you can put away your bargaining hat. Most of the prices here are set, so be prepared to pay full price for all items. If, however, you do buy in bulk, I am sure that there will be some room for negotiation.
It seems you can’t run into someone in Seminyak and not have their claim to be a designer; the reality is that many actually are. The shopping scene here is constantly changing: new boutiques appear, old ones vanish, some change into something else, while others move up to a whole new level.
The great thing about Seminyak is that it seems to keep going. It’s tough to tell the difference in areas like Seminyak, Petitenget, Umalas and Oberoi.
They all seem to blend into one, and the best part about this is that each area has more and more shops. It never ends, so be prepared to walk and browse. In fact, I would say that a day is not enough. Break it up into small time slots where you shop for 2-3 hours for a couple of afternoons. Never shop between 11 am – 3 pm as it’s just too hot walking the streets.
Shopping in Seminyak is really going to take a full day. Trying to cram it into an hour or two will not work. There are so many distractions that it will be dinner time before you know it. This I can promise you. By the end of the day, armed with bags of designer clothes, it will be time for a sunset drink at Ku De Ta, which is at the end of the shopping strip in the very chic Petitenget area.
While shopping, you will also notice many cool restaurants, cafes and bars. You can easily spend the day and night here without leaving the area. In fact, in some cases, this is all that people do. If you are in Bali in the peak or high season, booking in advance for some of the more popular restaurants such as MamaSan, Motel Mexicola, or Ku De Ta might be a good idea to avoid disappointment.
‘Bali Villa Escapes tip: if you love surfing and the lifestyle and the clothing that goes along with it, check out the Drifter Surf Shop in Seminyak. It has an eclectic mix of clothing, books and accessories you will love. Drifter is also a place to sit, relax, enjoy the great coffee in the café and watch the street traffic go by”.
‘Bali Villa Escapes Tip # 2: If you are looking to get more traditional Balinese gifts and that trusty Bintang T-Shirt, then you will still be able to find the odd local vendor selling these in Seminyak. Here you can strike up a good bargain and haggle over the price if you like. Head to the flea market for some great souvenirs”.
Best shops for kids in Seminyak
Indigo Kids
Opposite Seminyak Village, each piece is individually considered for its design and functionality with fine embroidery and beading. It’s in a great location, so getting there is easy.
Indigo Kids, Jl. Kayu Aya (Opposite Seminyak Square)
Phone: +62-361-737551
Indigo Kids is a great place to shop for your children in Seminyak. Photo credit: Indigo Kids website
Kidsagogo
Clean lines and simple designs with bright colours are the hallmarks of Kidsagago. Since launching the brand in 1989, the brand has gone from strength to strength and is one of Seminyak’s iconic kids’ clothing stores. The clothing is 100% cotton fabric with colours inspired by the tropical island of Bali. This is one shop you simply must visit & with a central Seminyak address; it’s super easy to get to!
Kidsagogo, Jl. Kayu Aya No.29, Seminyak Phone: +62 361 735648
Definitely visit Kidsagogo in Seminyak. Photo credit: @ 9room_dajin – Instagram
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Paulina Katarina
This elegant, eclectic and feminine clothing label is a collaboration of two sisters, Surya Paulina and Ratna Katarina. These beautiful women have no less than 4 boutique shops on the island of Bali alone, and they are taking over southeast Asia with shops opening in Jakarta, Singapore and Malaysia. Bold, playful and chi, inspired by the Indonesian archipelago, you can expect beautiful prints, textiles, bright colours, and more. You can head to the famous Oberoi Road to find Paulina Katarina in Seminyak.
Girls, you gotta check out this fabulous clothing store next time you’re looking for some shopping therapy in Seminyak. Photo Credit: Instagram
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Address: Jl. Kayu Aya, Seminyak, Bali. Phone: +62 878-6227-2573
Kokoon Silks
Gorgeous and soft silk fabrics turned into delicate dresses, scarves, sarongs, pashmina throws and kimonos. These make precious gifts from the island of Bali for yourself and your loved ones back home. Kokoon Silks is dedicated to preserving and reviving beautiful motifs found in southeast Asia. We also love the garment collection by haute-couture designer Michel Harcourt who worked with Karl Lagerfeld, designing for world-famous fashion brands such as Calvin Klein, Herve Leger and Givenchy.
Specializing in silk, Kokoon has a variety of scarves, shawls, sarong sets, and pashmina throws that are the perfect gift for your loved ones. – Photo Kokoon Silks, Seminyak – Tripadvisor
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Address: Jl. Raya Kerobokan No.11, Seminyak, Bali
The Bali Tailor
Come in here for custom-designed made-to-order leather and suede clothing and assessors. The Bali Tailor is unique in letting its customers alter, customise and personalise their favourite suits and clothing into something that reflects their style. The creative director Leah Hills works together with local artisans from Indonesia. The Bali Tailor is found in Seminyak and in Canggu.
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Uma and Leopold
Classy, timeless and well-priced, Uma and Leopold is a high-design fashion label rooted in Bali. Owner Lara was born in Brazil, and her father was a leather craftsman. She followed her father’s footsteps at a young age creating her own handmade clothing line in Rio de Janeiro. Once she stepped foot on Bali Island, Lara was fascinated by Indonesian culture and artisanship. Soon after, Uma and Leopold were born. Leather, linen, cotton, and silk turned into fabulous dresses, jumpsuits, kaftans and more. Some with beautiful embroidery – ladies, go check this boutique shop out. Uma and Leopold are located in Seminyak, Canggu and Ubud.
Uma & Leopold – one of the most famous boutiques in Seminyak for shopping. Photo Credit: Instagram
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Lulu Yasmine
Each piece of clothing at Lulu Yasmine is handcrafted on the island of Bali, working with traditional techniques such as screen printing which is based on drawings made at Lulu Yasmine’s workshop. You can be sure whatever you buy from here is a unique piece. Beautiful lace and delicate silk fabrics, the designer behind all of this beauty is Luiza Chang, born in Brazil but of Chinese heritage. She lived in Europe before settling on Bali Island. Everything is gorgeous at this boutique shop in Seminyak; you’ll need to see it yourself.
For one of the best boutiques in Seminyak, go to Lulu Yasmine. Photo Credit: Instagram
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By The Sea
Stunning, casual, sophisticated beach wear and resort wear, By The Sea, has been around since 1999. This boutique shop in Bali works with beautiful linen that is not chemically treated. It’s all-natural and pure, designed to last for decades for a greener, better world. We love their flowy dresses and kaftans. Also, men will find beautiful items here that are perfect for Bali’s tropical weather. By The Sea is a boutique shop with locations all over the island, including Seminyak (multiple!), Canggu, Ubud and Uluwatu.
For the very best in tropical resort wear, visit By The Sea in Seminyak. Photo Credit: Instagram
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Bali Boat Shed
This place is where everyone goes for that Instagram shot in Seminyak, with the exterior having light pastel colours and a central location. The clothing here is all about island life and holidays with tropical colours, beautiful costumes for the gals and menswear that suits the climate of Bali and summer back home in Australia.
Bali Boat Shed, Corner of Jl Kayu Aya & Jl Petitenget, Seminyak, Ph. +62 856 5933 1907
With a super central location, you’re sure to pass by the Boat Shed. Photo credit: @ janinecenica – Instagram
Magali Pascal
For delicate dresses designed with lace, silk, and embroidery, Magali Pascal is a favourite among ladies worldwide. French flair, bohemian, flowy, everything piece of clothing is carefully handmade in Bali with the finest materials. Pure bliss to wear! Magali Pascal is located on Jalan Kayu Aya and Jalan Raya Seminyak.
Magali Pascal, Jl. Kayu Aya, Seminyak Ph +62 361 736147
Lily Jean
With its flagship store in Seminyak Village, Lily Jean is easy to find. Photo Credit: @ lilyjeanofficial – Instagram
Stylish, sexy and quirky, head over to Lily Jean for sexy cocktail dresses and elegant resort wear designed to make women feel confident. Designer Made de Coney was born in Bali, and she makes a great effort to make her fashion planet-friendly. From the zero waste policy in production to reusable bags and biodegradable packaging. Shopping at Lily Jean is a guilt-free thing to do.
” Bali Villa Escapes Tip: Seminyak Village has loads of other shops for the girls. Afterwards, head over to Sisterfields ( across the road ) for lunch or dinner”.
Lily Jean, Jl. Kayu Jati No.8, Seminyak Ph +62 361 4741926
Little Island Store
Clothes and homewares in one shop at Little Island Store – how perfect!! Photo Credit: @ littleislandstore – Instagram
This cute boho-chic boutique shop is a great hidden gem to search for treasures. Fashion, homewares, jewellery, and leather bags, this shop has a great collection of several favourite Bali and international brands. Find that fabulous vintage dress or tropical island outfit while you’re here.
Little Island Store, Jl. Kayu Jati, Kerobokan Ph +62 821-4515-6040
Uluwatu Lace
You will love these handmade Balinese lace clothes at Uluwatu Lace. Photo Credit: @ uluwatulace – Instagram
An amazing shop to find handmade Balinese lace for men and women – something you won’t find anywhere in the world. Beautifully designed and made with the hand, Uluwatu Lace offers superb quality, and you’ll be going home with a unique treasure of Bali Island.
Uluwatu Lace, Jl. Laksamana Basangkasa, Kerobokan Ph +62 361-288037
Nico Nico
Stylish swimwear for the girls at Nico Nico. Photo Credit: @ niconicoswimwear – Instagram
You’re in Bali and will spend a LOT of time at the beach and in the pool. What you need is a real eye-catching bathing outfit. Nico Nico has an amazing collection of beachwear, swimsuits and bikinis. Shop here, and you will know you’ll look great.
Nico Nico, Jl. Kayu Aya No. 5B, Seminyak Ph +62 361 738875
Namu
Gorgeous Island wear at Namu. Photo Credit: Namu website
Located on the Petitenget Strip, Namu is a fabulous resort wear shop tucked in a traditional Javanese Joglo. The Italian owner and designers Paola Zancanaro combined ethnic elements with high fashion, and she has worked with world-famous designers, including Prada and Armani.
Namu, JL. Petitenget, No. 234 X, Seminyak Ph +62 851-0079-7524
Best places for men to shop in Seminyak
Lost in Paradise
Guys will love this stylish brand; Lost in Paradise ( definitely make your way here ) – Photo Credit: @ lostinparadisebali
– Instagram
This famous fashion store has got two outlets in Seminyak. One is located at Jalan Oberoi, and the other is on Jalan Raya Seminyak. Casual beachwear, surf shorts, tees and singlets, this brand dedicated itself to the sun, surf, beach and good times. Don’t pack too much for your Bali Holiday; just come and shop at Lost in Paradise!
Lost in Paradise, Jl. Raya Seminyak No.34, Seminyak Ph: +62 361 735392
MC2 Saint Barth
Amazing swim & resort wear for the guys, MC2 Saint Barth is in a handy location in Seminyak Village. Photo Credit: @ rinaldi_tommy – Instagram
This designer’s shop is located inside Seminyak Village – the chicest shopping mall on the island of Bali. Italian designs, linen shirts, swim shorts, casual tees and comfy yet elegant resort wear – go check it out!
MC2, Saint Barth, Seminyak Village, Seminyak, Bali
The Closet Bali
Handmade clothes for the guys at The Closet. Photo Credit: @ theclosetbali – Instagram
Exclusively made in Bali by the great Italian designer Francesco Alosi, The Closet is located on Jalan Raya Seminyak. Gorgeous knits, tropical prints, hand-embroidered t-shirts and more, go have a look! Everything is handmade.
The Closet Bali, Jl. Raya Seminyak no. 40 – Seminyak
Bali Boat Shed
Boat Shed Bali has loads of great clothing for the guys. Photo Credit: @ baliboatshed – Instagram
Bali Boat Shed is a colourful, tropical island-inspired fashion shop located across from The Legian Hotel on the famous Jalan Kayu Aya. Women are flocking down there for summer dresses, bags and hats, but did you know that Bali Boat Shed has the best and biggest selection of shirts for guys on the island? Great quality, cool prints, good-looking, casual and perfect for any Bali holiday!
Bali Boat Shed, Corner of Jl Kayu Aya & Jl Petitenget, Seminyak, Ph. +62 856 5933 1907
Best places to buy homewares in Seminyak
Kim Soo
Shop for great homewares & have a bite to eat at Kim Soo in Seminyak. Photo Credit: @ kimsoohome – Instagram
This lifestyle and homeware shop is a little paradise for shopaholics among us! Extremely Instagrammable and good vibes only, you want to prolong your visit when you’re there, and luckily, you can as there is a cafe in the back. Time for a coffee break! Oh, did we mention Kim Soo also boasts a pool? Yep, you can go for a dip in the pool in between your homeware shopping! Knitted plaids, shell chandeliers, bags, furniture, ceramic vases, happy shopping!
‘Bali Villa Escapes Tip: after shopping and lunch at Kim Soo, head to Ku De Ta ( one of Bali’s most famous beach clubs – about a 5 – 10 min walk ) to watch the sunset and enjoy some cocktails’.
Kim Soo, Jl. Kayu Aya No.21, Seminyak
Kabann Living
For elegant, boho-chic Balinese furniture crafted right here on the island, visit Kabann Living on Jalan Kunti in Seminyak. Natural materials such as recycled wood and rattan, 100% handmade, earthy colours and all designed by local craftsman, you will find nothing but quality goods here full of soul and spirit. Thinking of bringing a bit of Bali to your home? This may be where you’ll want to start looking.
Kabaan Living has all the tropical Bali furniture and items to brighten up your home and give it that tropical vibe. Photo Credit: Instagram
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Canaan
Canaan was voted the best of Bali’s home decor stores by the luxury and lifestyle magazine Condé Nast Traveler. Sitting on Drupadi Street in the heart of Seminyak, this must-visit homeware shop also collaborated with Rou Coffee, a lovely cafe serving Tokio-style speciality coffee and matcha. You will find beautiful Indonesian crafts, homeware and clothing with natural dyes. Shopping here supports the local artisans, which is yet another reason to come and do some shopping here. Do some shopping, sip some coffee, and you’re all set for the day!
Great homewares shopping in Seminyak at Canaan.
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Mercredi
Mercredi in Seminyak is one of the most popular homewares shops. Photo Credit: @ mercredi.home.bali – Instagram
What do we love about Bali? Many of our gorgeous villas are styled beautifully with natural rugs, plaids, and bamboo lamps. Where did they find all those treasures? We know – they went shopping at Mercredi in Seminyak!
‘Bali Villa Escapes Tip: make sure you give yourself ample shopping time & never leave it till the last day as there are always wonderful areas in Seminyak just waiting to be discovered”.
Mercerdi, Jl. Raya Taman No.150, Seminyak Ph: +62 361 734192
Natural Concept
Natural Indonesian style artefacts and homewares at Natural Concept Bali. Photo Credit: Natural Concept Bali
As the name suggests, everything is handmade with organic materials at Natural Concept. Inspired by mother nature, you can create your tropical dream house if you go shopping here; located in the centre of Seminyak, this place is super easy to get to.
“Bali Villa Escapes Tip: if you’re in the Petitenget area shopping, why not add some fun by getting your nails done at Think Pink Nails“?
Natural Concepts, Petitenget St, Seminyak Ph: +62 821-4586-6543
Toko Emporium
Lovely Balinese & Indonesian hand-crafted homewares at Toko Emporium. Photo Credit: @ tokoemporium – Instagram
Add some splashes of bright colours to your interior; Toko Emporium is bohemian, vintage and utmost cool, located on Oberoi Road in the centre of Seminyak.
“Bali Villa Escapes Tip: Oberoi is a great area in Seminyak for sunset drinks after a long day shopping. Stop off at the WooBar or Potato Head or perhaps a dip in the amazing pool at Mrs Sippy”.
Toko Emporium, Jl. Oberoi No 1, Seminyak Ph +62 821-4745-9485
Best places to buy Bali souvenirs in Seminyak
Flea Market on Oberoi Road
Grab that Bali souvenir you have always wanted at The Flea Market in Seminyak. Photo Credit: @ fleamarketbali – Instagram
Located in the corner of Oberoi Road, just moments from the beach and KU DE TA Beach Club, right in the middle of chic shopping boutiques and fashion stores, you can go bargain for the best price of souvenirs. You name it: clothing, jewellery, leather bags, hammocks, hand-carved wooden statues. At Seminyak’s Flea Market, you can find just about anything.
” Bali Villa Escapes Tip: it can be super hot during the day ( between 11 am – 4 pm), so best leave shopping at The Flea Market till late afternoon & evening or early morning”.
Flea Market, Kayu Aya Square Oberoi, Jl. Kayu Aya, Seminyak Ph +62 821-3999-5858
Geneva Handicraft
Geneva Handicraft has all the Bali souvenirs you’ll ever need. This is souvenir shopping on a mega scale! Photo Credit: @ gus_balikudrivers – Instagram
This triple-level shopping arcade is located on Jalan Kerobokan, and if you love to shop without breaking the bank, you will never get enough of Geneva Handicrafts! Beautiful homeware items, souvenirs, and antiques are where you will most certainly find all your Bali gifts.
Geneva Handicraft, Jl. Raya Kerobokan No.100 Banjar Taman, Seminyak Ph +62-361-733 542
All the local shops on Jalan Basangkasa & Jalan Arjuna
Just stroll around Jalan Basangkasa (Jalan Raya Seminyak) and Jalan Arjuna (the road leading to Double Six Beach), and you’ll stumble upon one great local souvenir shop after another. To find your personal favourites.
“Bali Villa Escapes Tip: Once you’ve bought all your souvenirs along Jalan Arjuna, make sure you head to Double Six Beach ( about a 10 min walk ) for sunset drinks. There are many bars on the sane where you can order a well-deserved cold Bintang and a bite to eat”.
Best places to buy jewellery in Seminyak
Monsieur Blonde
Jewellery & lingerie; what more could a girl ask for? Shop at Monsieur Blonde Seminyak. Photo Credit: @ monsieurblonde_ – Instagram
Jewellery and lingerie – this place is every girl’s best friend! Located on Jala Raya Seminyak, Monsieur Blonde features handmade jewellery of the highest quality. Sexy, sophisticated and of utmost alluring.
Bali Villa Escapes Tip: did you know that there is an amazing cafe close by called Monsieur Spoon that has the best coffee & croissants in Seminyak”.
Monsieur Blonde, Jl. Kayu Aya No.43, Seminyak Ph +62 813-3958-9646
Jemme Bali
Jemme Bali would have to be Seminyak’s most popular place to buy jewellery. Photo Credit: @ jemmebali – Instagram
This famous jewellery store and restaurant is located on the trendy Pettenget Strip in Seminyak. Diamond bracelets, silver rings with gemstones and golden necklaces, Jemme Bali, is the most famous place for jewellery on the island of Bali!
‘Bali Villa Escapes Tip: Have lunch at Jemme Bali as there’s a great restaurant there”.
Jemme Bali, Jalan Petitenget No. 28, Seminyak Ph +62 361-4732-392
Silverberry
Simple handcrafted jewellery at Silverberry Jewellery. Photo Credit: Facebook Silverberry
Handmade in Bali, Silverberry offers great value for money. You can buy beautiful silver rings, bracelets, necklaces and earrings with gemstones; the best news is that silverware shopping at Silverberry won’t break the bank.
Silverberry Bali, Jl. Raya Seminyak No.501, Seminyak Ph +62 361-730-438
Steven is a die-hard Bali island addict and committed surfie. When he's not writing or taking videos of the latest restaurants or cool places, he's at Echo Beach surfing or riding his scooter around Seminyak, Berawa or Canggu. Steve is part of the Bali Villa Escapes marketing team and has been living in and out of Bali for the last 15 years.
