North Wales fashion: independent boutiques, jewellers, tailors, bridal shops, menswear, vintage and local labels.
Run by Wendy Thompson and her daughter Robyn Unsworth, Ruthin's Ffansi Ffrogs won Best Fashion Store for a second year and the overall title, after dressing more than 1,000 girls for prom.
Buckley family business Pink Daisy Prom handmade a Twiggy-inspired signature dress in three days for Prestatyn singer and model Ruby Brown, who opened a fashion show in Paris.
A family business since 1859, Trefriw Woollen Mills still weaves Welsh tapestry and tweed on site, using looms over 50 years old powered by electricity from a 1940s water turbine.
Run by sisters Rosie and Ann on Vaughan Street, award-winning Cameo Brides has been helping brides find their dream dress for over three decades, with in-house alterations and VIP appointments.
From its home at Bodelwyddan near Rhyl, second-generation family business Clogau makes jewellery containing rare Welsh gold, with collections from Tree of Life to collaborations with Wrexham AFC.
Launched at the Anglesey Show in 2011, Llandegfan maker Anne Arkle's Jaspersparkle handcrafts statement rings, bangles and pendants from hallmarked antique silver spoons and tongs.
On the high street in Abersoch since 1995, West Coast Surf Shop stocks winter wetsuits, Patagonia and Rip Curl clothing and runs the Hell's Mouth Surf School.
Opened in March at Abakhan's Hobby and Home site at Llanerch-y-Mor, Erin Sapphire's Fern & Fae has been voted Leader Best Tattoo Studio 2026 by readers across Wrexham and Flintshire.
The Artisan, Vintage and Flea Market, run with vintage and custom fashion shop The Stellar Boutique, fills Tŷ Pawb with preloved clothing, handmade jewellery, vinyl and retro homewares.
Founded 17 years ago when wool prices hit rock bottom, Baavet now makes wool duvets, pillows and throws from start to finish at its Porthmadog factory, buying fleece direct from farmers.