Shopping in Jersey isn’t just about shopping. It’s about strolling through the cobbled streets and squares of St. Helier, Jersey’s bustling market town, where you’ll find a mixture of local boutiques, independent gems, elegant department stores, and high street favourites. Take the time to meander through charming historic markets, chat to friendly stallholders selling locally-made artisan products at outdoor pop-ups, and browse quirky antique stores. And, of course, no shopping spree is complete without a trip to a trendy coffee shop, charming cocktail bar or cosy café to refuel and take stock of your fabulous finds.

Shopping in St. Helier is a breeze, with everything within easy walking distance, making island-style shopping the perfect activity during your Jersey visit – whether you’re here for a short break or a longer escape.

Shop ’til you drop

Jersey’s department stores

Jersey’s main shopping street, which spans King Street and Queen Street, is where you’ll find town’s largest department stores in some of St. Helier’s landmark buildings; Voisins and de Gruchy. These iconic stores have delighted shoppers since the 1800s. With international brands across beauty, fashion and home accessories, each store has its own distinct style and character, but together they offer plenty of choice for high street shoppers.

Department store

Voisins

Founded in 1837, Voisins is the oldest family-run department store in the British Isles. It houses over 100 exclusive brands, including Charlotte Tilbury, Jo Malone London, MAC, River Island, Michael Kors, and The White Company – and yes, it’s all VAT-free!

Voisins is also the home of Voisins Kitchen, the perfect place for foodies and fashionistas to enjoy a delicious breakfast or lunch during their shopping spree.

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Department store

de Gruchy

de Gruchy has been an icon of the St. Helier high street for over 200 years. This beautiful department store offers a wide range of much-loved brands in menswear, womenswear, accessories, beauty and homeware. Enjoy VAT-free shopping from brands such as Tom Ford, Mulberry, Vivienne Westwood, Aspinal, Sunglass Hut, LK Bennett, Moda in Pelle and Mint Velvet.

When it’s time to refuel, pay a visit to The Brasserie or Infusion, both of which can be found onsite.

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One unique find at a time

Independent gems and artisan delights

Looking for something truly unique? Spend some time exploring the pedestrian streets that surround Jersey’s Central Market and you’ll stumble upon an array of shops and boutiques. These hidden gems sell everything from streetwear to designer fashion, handcrafted homewares and accessories, plus plenty of cafés, restaurants and delicatessens to keep you fueled up for a day of retail therapy.

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Harriet Rouse

“From clothes to homewares, gifting to beauty, St. Helier really does have a thriving independent retail community and presence. Where many high streets in the mainland are struggling to thrive, with its mix of coffee shops, eateries, cafes and shops, St. Helier really is a fabulous place to spend a day shopping. With a side of cake. There should always be the option of cake.”

Harriet Rouse, owner of Harriet & Rose

As you venture out of town, you’ll discover more independent shops and boutiques based in historic village centres or tucked down quaint country lanes. Go off the beaten track and you’ll be rewarded with artisan treats and unique treasures to take home and cherish.

All that glitters

Low sales tax jewellery shopping

Fresh finds

Markets & farm shops

Retail therapy with a conscience

Sustainable shopping

Eco-conscious shoppers will find plenty of sustainable businesses and products when they visit Jersey. Shop in the knowledge that your purchases haven’t cost the earth – or better yet – have helped to make a difference. Stop by SCOOP for organic produce fresh from the fields, or stock up on eco-friendly gifts at The Trading Point or Harriet & Rose. Feeling thrifty? Jersey’s charity shops have got you covered. Here’s where you can shop to your charitable heart’s content:

And many more!

If you’re feeling extra thrifty, and a little bit bougie, Sister 2 Sister in St. Helier is well worth a visit too. There you’ll find preloved designer fashion with an affordable price tag – it’s thrifting heaven for fashionistas.

Don’t forget to bring your reusable shopping bag!

Refuel, relax, repeat

Perfect pitstops

Shopping is thirsty (and hungry) work. Thankfully, Jersey is home to a wide range of cosy coffee shops, cool cocktail bars, and trendy restaurants. Stop off for some breakfast or lunch, your favourite tipple made just the way you like it, or just a good old cappuccino. Tuck in and take stock of your fabulous finds before getting back out there!

Jersey's independent coffee shops

Try our Jersey beans

You’re never far away from an excellent cup of coffee in Jersey. When caffeine calls, make your way to one of the island’s independent coffee shops, many of which serve locally roasted blends that are guaranteed to put a spring back in your step. Cooper & Co. is one of Jersey’s oldest locally owned companies, and their store on Halkett Street in St. Helier is a haven for hot drinks lovers. Browse their gorgeous range of tea and coffee products and accessories before grabbing a freshly made cup of Joe to go. Fancy a spot of people-watching with your brew? Choose a window seat at Bean Around The World, a St. Helier institution which has been roasting its own coffee since 1996, and watch the world go by.

Fancy a cocktail?

Sip in style

What better way to round off your St. Helier shopping spree than with a refreshing cocktail? Whether you’re in the mood for your usual, or fancy something new, St. Helier’s cocktail bars are ready and waiting to serve you the latest in cocktail innovation – and all the classics too, of course. From stylish speakeasys for people in the know, to al fresco bars with continental flair, you’re sure to find the perfect spot to unwind after indulging in retail therapy here in Jersey. Cheers!

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