Kampala
Selling gorgeous women's kitenge dresses in traditional patterns, separates, children's clothing and some batik pillows, this fair-trade boutique is a…
Must-see shopping in Uganda
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Jinja
Many of the colourful cotton textiles (place mats, table runners, bedspreads) for sale around Jinja are made on hand-operated looms at this Nile-side…
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Jinja
Young NYC fashionistas have partnered with local women to create well-made recycled bags and accessories in fun, bold designs. Items are fair-trade…
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Kampala
This is the best place for English-language publications, with a great selection of books on Uganda, as well as novels. Stock up before a long road trip…
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Kampala
A sophisticated craft shop selling smart local items such as excellent batiks, and handmade stuff from all over Africa, including Congolese carvings…
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Eastern Uganda
These quality crafts, clothes and accessories are made by local women. They also sell Sipi coffee and honey. Proceeds from sales go to the community. It's…
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Kampala
A sophisticated craft shop selling smart local items such as excellent batiks, and handmade stuff from all over Africa, including Congolese carvings, with…
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Kampala
This is the best place for English-language publications, with a great selection of books on Uganda, as well as novels. Stock up before a long road trip.
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Kampala
A guy with a great selection of Congolese carvings lays out his wares at this upmarket complex of patisseries and wine shops.
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Kampala
A team of local designers produces contemporary styles and accessories using African fabrics and designs.
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Kampala
Cool local label selling hip, vibrant accessories, fabrics, designer T-shirts and clothing.
Kampala
The partially covered and hectic Nakasero Market near the junction of Kampala and Entebbe Rds, is all about fresh food.
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Kampala
Sprawling around Nakivubo Stadium, Owino has everything from traditional medicines to televisions. It’s most famous for its secondhand clothing, but you…
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Kampala
A small fair-trade craft shop selling charming locally produced souvenirs and trinkets; 90% of the wares are Ugandan, made by widows and disadvantaged…
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Kampala
The largest of the city’s craft ‘villages’, stocking woodcarvings, drums, sandals, batiks, basketry, beaded jewellery and 'muzungu' T-shirts. Some items…
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Kampala
Good all-round shopping centre, here you'll find anything from food supplies to camping equipment including tents. There's another at Oasis Mall.
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Kampala
Making up one half of Kampala's main craft complex (along with Exposure Africa), this place has an excellent choice of Ugandan and Kenyan crafts and…
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Kampala
Garden City Complex has several floors of shops, including a supermarket, a bookshop and a department store, plus a cinema, a bowling alley and a food…
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Kampala
Gerald's has stamps and money from the past and present (including notes with Idi Amin’s face), plus tribal artefacts that may or may not be old.
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Kampala
Set up by designer Okoronkwo Lawrence, Renzioni incorporates vibrant African prints into women's and men's clothing, shoes and accessories.
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Kampala
A great place to buy all your camping needs, including tents (two person from USh120,000), sleeping bags, chairs and ice coolers.
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Kampala
A modern shopping centre good for designer clothing, with a few eateries and a 3D cinema.
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Kampala
Handy shopping centre to stock up on provisions, with restaurants, shops and a cinema.
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Kampala
This all-round shopping centre is handy for food supplies and even camping equipment.
