Lilly Pulitzer
Bright prints and Palm Beach-born resort wear since 1959 — dresses, swim, and accessories in the brand's signature colors.

Shopping is why most people come to St. Armands Circle. More than 130 stores, galleries, and boutiques ring the park — resort wear and beach boutiques, women's and men's fashion, shoes, jewelry, art, gifts, and sweet shops — in an open-air setting that was designed for strolling. The City of Sarasota counts 130+ independently owned businesses here.
Below is a working directory organized by category, based on the St. Armands Circle Association merchant directory and individual store websites, last verified August 2026. Use the map to plan a loop, park once, and walk.
Last verified: August 14, 2026
The shops ring Circle Park and the streets that lead to it. Park once — the garage is one block away — and walk the loop.
The strongest shopping category on the Circle: independent boutiques and well-known labels in women's and men's clothing, from washable resort silks to designer collections.
Bright prints and Palm Beach-born resort wear since 1959 — dresses, swim, and accessories in the brand's signature colors.
Island-inspired men's and women's clothing, swim, and home goods, with the restaurant just around the corner on John Ringling Boulevard.
A high-end fashion boutique bringing designer clothing, accessories, and shoes to the Circle.
Well-known designer brands with an in-store luxury spa experience — a fashion-and-pampering stop in one.
100% cotton gauze clothing that is breathable, machine-washable, and never needs ironing — a Circle classic.
Sun-drenched, feminine clothing and jewelry, with locations on St. Armands Circle and Siesta Key.
Classic ladies' apparel in washable silks and 100% pre-shrunk cotton, much of it made in the U.S.A., plus accessories.
Global clothing, travel wear, resort wear, jewelry, and accessories — a cosmopolitan mix that has anchored the Circle for decades.
Women's clothing and accessories featuring the latest European resort wear, with unique jewelry and gifts.
Men's, women's, and children's apparel and accessories in signature Crazy Shirts designs — a fun souvenir stop.
Curated clothing and accessories for dressing up, winding down, or anything in between.
Refined women's apparel in white, black, and accent color palettes, from a national specialty retailer.
A Southern coastal lifestyle brand inspired by the Lowcountry — handbags, accessories, and apparel.
Sarasota's locally inspired lifestyle brand offering tees, hats, drinkware, and more with the custom logo.
Retro and trend-forward coastal apparel for men and women, mixing brand names with original pieces.
Swimwear, flip flops, cover-ups, and souvenir beach shops — everything you need between the Circle and Lido Beach.
Comfortable, durable clothing designed by the beach — distinctive prints and embroidery with a beachy look.
A national swimwear and resort retailer with a dedicated store on the Circle.
A modern resort wear and swimwear boutique with a laid-back lifestyle point of view.
Beach-ready basics and souvenirs a short stroll from Lido Beach.
Beachwear and resort essentials on the Circle.
The long-running island shop for beach gear, souvenirs, and vacation essentials.
From fine jewelry to fashion finds and seashell treasures.
A longtime Sarasota jeweler on the Circle carrying fine jewelry, watches, and bridal collections.
Shoes, sportswear, and accessories — "from our delicious shoes to our exclusive selection of sportswear."
Versatile, comfortable women's shoes that are machine-washable and travel-ready.
Seashells, treasures, and beach-themed gifts.
Distinctive gifts, gourmet finds, and the specialty shops the Circle is known for.
"Not your average gift shop" — whimsical gifts and finds from around the world.
More than 3,000 bottles of sauces, marinades, rubs, salsas, and jellies — samples offered daily.
A gourmet pantry and tasting room specializing in ultra-premium olive oils, jams, honeys, mustards, and spreads.
A Circle institution nearing six decades, offering cigars, pipe tobacco, and accessories.
Apparel for men, women, children, and canines featuring the iconic black dog logo.
Florida-themed gifts, clothing, and keepsakes.
The Circle has long paired fashion with fine art — original paintings, sculpture, pottery, and home accents.
An independent gallery running on the Circle since 1994, featuring original paintings and fine art.
Custom wall art, prints, and home decor for the Circle visitor.
An artist's studio gallery on the Circle.
Handcrafted pottery, glassware, and home accents.
Antiques, collectibles, and distinctive gifts on Fillmore Drive.
Ice cream, fudge, chocolate, and candy shops — the classic way to finish a walk around the Circle.
Handmade fudge, chocolates, caramels, and ice cream — a landmark sweet shop on John Ringling Boulevard.
Ice cream and candy on North Boulevard of the Presidents.
Homemade ice cream at 561 N. Washington Drive — the Circle's private ATM is located inside.
Handmade fudge and treats on John Ringling Boulevard.
Cupcakes and sweet treats on South Boulevard of the Presidents.
A candy and ice cream shop on the east side of John Ringling Boulevard near Alvin's Alley.
Pampering stops for a slower day, including spa services tucked inside fashion boutiques.
Luxe spa services located inside The Met Fashion House on the Circle.
St. Armands Circle has no single opening time — every store sets its own hours. In practice, most shops open around 10 a.m. and close between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m., with later hours on weekends and during high season (January-April). Many restaurants and ice cream shops stay open later than the boutiques. For guidance on typical hours and how to check today's schedule, see the opening hours guide.
Park once and walk. The St. Armands Parking Garage (57 N. Adams Drive) is the easiest option — first hour free — and the free zone on North Boulevard of the Presidents is an alternative when it has space. Full details in the parking guide.
More than 130 stores covering women's and men's fashion, resort and beachwear, shoes, jewelry, art galleries, gift and souvenir shops, home decor, and ice cream and sweet shops.
Yes — it is one of Florida's best-known outdoor shopping districts for clothing. Look for Lilly Pulitzer, Tommy Bahama, White House Black Market, Monkee's, Oh My Gauze, Breezin' Up, Cotton Club, and many independents.
Most open around 10 a.m. and close between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m., with longer hours on weekends and in season. Individual stores vary, so check the store's own listing before visiting.
Yes. Lido Beach is about a 5-10 minute walk from the Circle down John Ringling Boulevard / Ben Franklin Drive. A beach-and-shopping day works well from a single parking spot.
Yes — Leaping Lizards, Destination Florida, Crazy Shirts, The Black Dog, Fantasea Seashells, and the sweet shops are all popular for souvenirs and gifts.
Rates, free zones, and the garage — everything you need before you go.
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