This Mitte boutique is a haven for the fashion forward men in Berlin. The store features Japanese brands, known for their avant garde designs and style. The apparel ranges between the categories of gym wear, casuals and semi-formals. There is also a limited selection of accessories like trendy messenger bags, backpacks, shoes, belts, grooming products and collectible items. A good place to look for some stylish vacation-wear, this store is highly recommended.

A.D Deertz on Torstraße, is a project by Wibke Deertz. This Mitte boutique is bright with natural light and the friendly vibe that illuminates the place. Featuring limited, unique pieces of apparel, accessories and various other knickknacks from different corners of the world, this charming store is extremely popular with tourists as well as locals. Hand-picked by Deertz on her numerous travels, the shelves here are occupied by exotic items like handmade patchwork quilts from Thailand, kudu-leather boots from Namibia or traditional scissors from Vietnam, among other wonderful curiosities.

For latest in clothing from the 'Streets', head straight to Civilist on Brunnenstraße. This Mitte boutique features a range of cool and casual streetwear which includes, bulky jackets, tee-shirts and footwear. The place also doubles up as a street art gallery showcasing brilliant artworks of talented local photographers and artists. The Street Culture is an ever-evolving, dynamic one, this concept reflects in the trends that cover the shelves of this store.

Peek & Cloppenburg was founded in 1869 by businessmen Johann Theodor Peek and Heinrich Cloppenburg in Rotterdam. The company covers a lot of ground, with branches in Germany, Holland, Belgium and Austria. Peek & Cloppenburg has become successful through its quality image, and has a selection of internationally renowned labels such as Benetton, Esprit, Kookai und Betty Barclay, as well as their own labels. The clothes are good quality and classic in style, and sold at reasonable prices.