Dongliang
China’s influential network of concept stores, with a strong global edit
Featured in The Best Fashion Stores in the World
Dongliang is Shanghai’s foremost destination for global fashion curation, with a flagship that spans three floors of a restored colonial-era mansion on Wuyi Road. The Row, Lemaire, Phoebe Philo, Maison Margiela and Alaïa sit beside Chinese designers and Jingdezhen ceramics, with a tea room in the adjoining villa — the space arranged to feel less like a shop than a private home. In a market long shaped by malls and monobrand flagships, it brings a rare international rigour and a quiet sense of ease. With additional locations across major cities in China, world-class curation and homegrown talent are on prominent display.
Store Locations:Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Qinhuangdao
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