I recently planned to do some shopping in Palma, so I visited several major shopping centers and recorded the pricing at various boutiques to provide a reference for everyone.
Main Shopping Center Boutique Locations
Palma’s high-end boutiques are mainly concentrated on Jaime III Avenue and El Corte Inglés department store. Jaime III has first-tier brands like Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and Hermès, while El Corte Inglés features a comprehensive selection of mid-to-high-end brands, including Chanel and Dior cosmetics counters.

Luxury Goods Price Ranges
I’ve compiled approximate pricing for several popular brands for your reference:
| Brand | Entry-Level Price | Classic Price | Notes |
| Louis Vuitton | €800-1200 | €2000-3500 | Leather goods |
| Gucci | €650-950 | €1800-2800 | Bags and footwear |
| Hermès | From €1500 | €8000+ | Appointment required |
| Chanel | €900-1400 | €4000-6000 | Classic styles often sold out |
Please note these prices are from my October visit, and actual boutique pricing should be confirmed in-store. Some popular styles may require queuing or appointments, especially Hermès Birkin and Kelly series, which typically require building a relationship with sales associates to purchase.
Cosmetics and Skincare Boutiques
The cosmetics section at El Corte Inglés is quite comprehensive, with Dior, Chanel, Estée Lauder, and Lancôme all represented. Prices are comparable to other European cities, for example, Dior Rouge Dior lipstick costs around €38, and Chanel No. 5 perfume 100ml is approximately €130. Occasionally there are gift set promotions—last month I saw La Mer offering deluxe samples with full-size purchases.
For skincare, premium lines like La Prairie and La Mer are indeed expensive, with face creams typically over €300. However, entry-level lines from Clinique and Estée Lauder are much more accessible, with quality products available for €50-80.
Fashion and Footwear
Clothing brand prices vary considerably, ranging from tens to thousands of euros. Fast fashion brands like Zara and Mango naturally have tops priced at €20-60. Mid-range brands like Massimo Dutti and COS offer coats around €150-300, with decent quality and design.
Higher-end options like Max Mara and Armani easily exceed €1000 for a cashmere coat. For footwear, regular brands range €50-150, while designer brands or Italian handcrafted shoes start at €300.
Shopping Tips
Based on my shopping experience, blindly pursuing luxury brands is less important than choosing according to your needs. Boutique service in Palma is generally excellent, allowing you to try items leisurely. If you’re a tourist, remember to bring your passport for tax refunds to save money. Also, weekdays are much more comfortable than weekends when crowds are heavier.
If you have specific brands or products you’d like to know more about regarding Palma boutiques or Palma boutique discounts, feel free to leave a comment and I’ll check pricing on my next visit.