Aldo > Wangjing Description
Canadian fashion footwear, leather goods and accessories that bring you quality and cutting-edge trends.

This clothing retailer sells luxurious, modern Chinese chic with themes deeply rooted in Chinese culture, from calligraphy to Peking Opera to Chinese contemporary art. They've got stuff for men, women and children, plus home furnishings, accessories and gifts.

Featuring Asian and European designs, this trendy shop sells furniture, antique accessories, dishware, cushions, lamps, lush fabrics, mirrors, pottery and more making it a favorite among expats.

With numerous locations all over China, this domestic hardware store is the go-to venue for all your tool and appliance needs. Perfect for those trendy housekeepers and do-it-yourself fixer-uppers out there. It’ll be hard not to spend the day.

This large department store in Liangmaqiao stocks plenty of luxury Chinese goods like silk scarves and traditional medicine. Originally it was a staple shopping center for expats, but it's been eclipsed by places like Shin Kong Place and The Place.

This mid-end shopping center houses sporting good stores like Nike and Adidas as well as a Watsons. On the fifth floor you'll find average eating fare like Pizza hut, Han Na Sha as well as other Korean and Chinese cafes.

This Spanish brand is already one of the most beloved in Beijing. Women's clothing is on the first floor and the kids and men’s departments are on up above. Expect long lines and major crowds on the weekends.

This Japanese casual wear brand has been ranked among the top 10 specialty apparel retailers in the world. Hit up the Beijing store for the latest in t-shirts, denim, outerwear and other trendy items.