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Old 15-07-2008   #16
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I spent a year living near St. Sebastian in Spain and the stuff you buy at Dutti is very similar to Zara but is better quality / more stylish. Really not my cup of tea!
 

Old 15-08-2008   #17
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it's one of my favorite high street brands, but unfortunately it's very popular here. i only buy some basics and tops for MD. good quality and reasonable prices.
 
Old 16-08-2008   #18
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Hi!

Massimo Dutti is one of my favs too. That's one more shop we don't have here in Finland. Nearest is in Stockholm, Sweden - not so far really...
Hopefully we can get our own to Helsinki, as soon as possible!

-Jutta-
 
Old 16-08-2008   #19
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it was my first time visiting a Massimo Dutti store today and I am in love!
the quality is amazing and their store is not overstuffed, great basics.

i wish their store wasn't that far away.
 
Old 18-08-2008   #20
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I'm from Spain and I like MD very much

Prices?
Well, examples:
- Dresses: since 60 euros to 140 euros
- T-shirt: since 15/20 to 55 euros
- Coats: since 100 euros
- Shoes: since 60 euros to 150 euros
- Jeans: 50 euros
- Belts: since 25 euros

But here, in Spain is cheapest tham other places.
 
Old 21-10-2008   #21
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I wonder if they do carry cashmere scarves every f/w, can anyone tell me?
 
Old 22-10-2008   #22
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yes i think they do. the stores here always have some great cashmere scarves almost every f/w season.
 
Old 06-01-2009   #23
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I loved Massimo Dutti when i was in the London store!

I purchased a pair of jeans and a dress that everyone still comments on. I don't like the quality though, dress was ok but jeans very bad. Quite expensive as well i thought.
 
Old 06-01-2009   #24
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I bought a cashmere printed skirt a few days ago and spotted some nice items but some of of the collection is as expensive as some designers...Thats' insane but then I guess the rent on rue Royale next to Ralph Lauren and Co must be paid somehow...
 
Old 06-01-2009   #25
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Sounds gorgeous !
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Old 07-01-2009   #26
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June 2007 I bought quite a bit of Massimo Dutti stuff - really elegant pieces, and everything I bought was well made and stylish.

I've been back since (I don't have a MD at home, I can only buy it when I go overseas) Feb 2008 and now, and MD seems to be very dowdy and nothing that nice at all, which doesn't justify the high prices they're charging.
 
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