Orlando: Shopping

Antique Row Scour the half-mile stretch of thrift stores and antique marts near Lake Ivanhoe for restored furniture, estate jewelry, and kitschy-cool collectibles. Lake Ivanhoe; Orange Avenue between Colonial Dr. and Princeton St.; www.downtownorlando.com
family | expensive | antiques | specialty

CityArts Factory Instead of mouse ears, take home an original hand-blown glass piece from Keila Glassworks or African Shona art from Zulu Exclusive Gallery. Downtown Orlando; 29 S. Orange Ave.; 407-648-7060; www.dadorlando.com
smart splurge | art | specialty | handicrafts

Orlando Premium Outlets Bargain-hunt for designer duds at Ralph Lauren, Barneys New York, Diesel, Fendi, Giorgio Armani, and 55 other discounted designer shops. 8200 Vineland Ave.; 407-238-7787; www.premiumoutlets.com
budget | great value | designer | clothing | outlet | editor pick

Park Avenue Local boutiques (Thread, Shou’Ture) rub elbows with national chains like Restoration Hardware along Winter Park’s main thoroughfare, a lovely brick street dating to 1887. Winter Park; www.parkave-winterpark.com
family | moderate | boutique | clothing

The Mall at Millenia Browse a high-end fantasy of boutiques ranging from Gucci to Jimmy Choo while LED screens showcase runway couture. Even the air smells rich here. Northeast of I-Drive; I-4 Exit 78; 4200 Conroy Rd.; 407-363-3555; www.mallatmillennia.com
boutique | expensive | designer | clothing