Gifts, fashion, jewellery, Cape Quarter has it all: splash some cash in one of the busiest shopping streets in Cape Town. Anpa – another reason to drive to Kalk Bay, just moved to the CapernQuarter. Distinctive jewellery for women who like strongrnindividualistic pieces using unusual materials. Unbelievably good valuerntoo. Commissioned work is fast; Big Blue – funky T-shirts and gorgeousrnfeminine bo-ho womenswear; one of our favourite clothing shops (also inrnKalk Bay). Heartworks – Margaret Woermann’s unerringly good eye (andrnwarm heart) brings you 100%-local small collectibles, decorative andrnfunctional (best embroidered teddies); very affordable and a greatrnplace to shop for gifts (there is also an outlet on 98 Kloof Street);rnGaleria Gibello – photographic gallery, owned by travel photographerrnCaroline Gibello, whose lens is worth looking into; Imiso – ceramicsrnAndile Dyalvane, Abongile Madabane, Zizipho Poswa and Mlamli CharlesrnMayosi are the hip ceramicists producing a range of cups, bowls, mugs,rnvases and plates that have been snapped up by international buyers -rndon’t miss this; JQ Designer Collections – designer-wear sourced fromrnacross the continent. Clients can customize garments and there are arnrange of accessories to ensure you leave with the full look; JustrnCruizin – 100% pure cotton (or cotton-linen mix) in muted tones forrncasual floppy beach/yoga/meditation wear; very affordable; Nap Living -rnlatest outlet of this gorgeous design emporium (see Kloof Street), withrndécor, beautiful jewellery and a small covetable selection of classicrnleisurewear that will have you looking and feeling like a Capetonian;rnPierre Cronje Shop – master craftsman Pierrie Cronje makes contemporaryrnand classic furniture items destined to be heirlooms