Glasgow fashion: independent boutiques, jewellers, tailors, bridal shops, menswear, vintage and local labels.
An independent womenswear boutique in Neston has won two major customer experience awards, showing how personal service can help high-street businesses build a following far beyond their own town.
Founded by broadcaster Heather Suttie in 2007, the vintage and preloved fashion business has found a permanent home in The Yard Rooms after years of pop-ups.
Co-founded by former Hearts player John Neill and Sarah Jane Gaffney, Sorsa lets shoppers set their own price and gives half its profits to the mental health charity SAMH.
The 'department store for second-hand style', co-founded by Wayne Hemingway, has passed five million pounds in sales, with its Glasgow store raising the most for charity.
The Glasgow tartan specialists created a new registered tartan, commissioned by Buchanan Galleries, to mark the city's twinning with Boston after the Tartan Army's World Cup welcome.
Established in 1986, the small West End boutique on a cobbled lane still stocks clothing from the Victorian era to the 1980s, plus lace, linen and handbags.
Built in 1827 as Scotland's first indoor shopping mall, the A-listed arcade linking Argyle Street and Buchanan Street is home to more than 30 jewellers and diamond merchants.
More than 200 suppliers, the RAD Runway of bridalwear and groomswear, and a live band showcase will fill the SEC in Finnieston on 20 and 21 February 2027.
The Glasgow School of Art graduate presented Return to the Garden, a 28-look collection inspired by the museum's treasures, with its galleries in Pollok Country Park as her catwalk.
Independently owned since 1997, the jewellery gallery off Byres Road showcases European designers and creates bespoke rings using ethical gems and recycled metals.
The Highlandwear specialists, with stores in Hillington, East Kilbride and Prestwick, created the official limited edition tartan with the Scottish FA to mark Scotland's World Cup return.