Most Fashionable: Snap up some one-off local designs as you wander down picturesque Changle Road and Xinle Road.

Best Knickknacks: Get your fill of kitschy Communist statues, retro housewares, and traditional Chinese souvenirs at Dongtai Road Antiques Market.

Best Haggling: Hone your bargaining skills and nab some knock-off designer gear at Fenshine Plaza.

Best Mall: The Super Brand Mall, in a prime Pudong District location, has floor upon floor of mid-range designer brands, along with a large selection of restaurants to choose from.

Best Nostalgia: Browse books of photography (compiled by the owners) charting Shanghai’s past over a coffee at the Old China Hand Reading Room.

Best Sneakers: Get your hands (and feet) on a pair of classic Feiyue or Huili sneakers at Culture Matters.

Most Eco-Friendly Fashion: Improve your wardrobe and do the environment a favor by shopping at NuoMi, a boutique that focuses on producing garments with sustainable products like bamboo and soy.

Best Electronics: Stock up on the latest and greatest tech gadgets at the Pacific Digital Plaza.

Most Classy Kitsch: Madame Mao’s Dowry sells high-quality retro ornaments, gifts, and clothing.

Best Tea: Stock up on high-quality Chinese and European teas at Song Fang Maison de Thé; be sure to get some caddies and tins in the boutique’s signature robin’s-egg blue.