lilo-pelz

A little off the beaten path, but somehow easy to find with signs on the streets pointing you towards this little shop from the station. Use Google Maps if you really need help.
The owner speaks English and is very helpful and honest on how something is supposed to look. I was super lucky to find a dirndl here right before Oktoberfest in a color I wanted (purple) in my size (literally FIT PERFECTLY!!!) AND WAS ON SALE! I was so lucky! It was about 90 Euro! Super affordable! I also got a hat and matching necklace. Everything is quite authentic and there are many options for all sizes.
The owner helped teach me how to tie the dirndl (to the right means single and the left means married). Good to know! Since i“m also not too well-​endowed, he taught me how to tie the top for most flattering effect. It was pretty much all business and I appreciated how quick up-​front it all was.
They take card (I didn’t have chip and pin), and I was really happy with my entire purchase. Anyone in Frankfurt wanting authentic outfits to wear to Oktoberfest, come here!

Eine Rarität. Grosse Auswahl, faire Preise und eine gute Beratung!

Lederhosen and Dirndl in Frankfurt. A bit out of the way in Griesheim but you need to come here before you ever even consider buying the Chinese knock-​offs on sale at Kaufhof and the like. This place has the real thing. lederhosen that will last a lifetime. Nice selection of everything you need for your own version of Wiesnnmode. Sweaters, Vests, hats, Jackets. Even had haferlschuhe in 11.5 12 shocking.
Girls can’t tell you about the dirndls but probably similar to Leederhosen i.e. real German made product.
Prices were very reasonable. I got a pair of Kurzen in alll leather for EUR155 vs shite Kauf hof asking EUR250 for Chinese work and synthetic materials. Should be your first stop for Trachten in Fft area.