18 LGBTQ+ Shops & Boutiques in Fort Lauderdale, FL

You'll notice the bright, campy vibe the moment you walk in. Pride Factory in Wilton Manors is an LGBTQ-owned shop that sells a broad mix of items: keychains, home gifts, underwear, DVDs, and a notable selection of condoms and lube. It's also a go-to for gay paraphernalia and porn. The back of the store often has sales on swimwear and underwear. If you're after the largest selection of men's swimwear and underwear in Fort Lauderdale, this is the place. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the shop feels upscale despite its playful name. Reviews note the quality and variety. For another LGBTQ-friendly stop, check out LeatherWerks nearby. Open daily from 11am to 9pm.

LeatherWerks is the go-to spot for leather, bondage, and fetish gear in South Florida. This LGBTQ-owned shop carries everything from hard-core gear to everyday jackets and boots. Custom fittings are available, and the staff is known for being helpful. The back room features gay history displays and occasionally offers classes. Hours are 11am-9pm Friday and Saturday, shorter on other days. You'll also find a second location at The Ramrod.

Out of the Closet in Wilton Manors isn't just a thrift store; every purchase supports HIV/AIDS care through the AIDS Healthcare Foundation. Inventory spans clothing, furniture, and housewares—all at budget prices. Free HIV testing is available on site, making it a community hub as much as a shop. Regulars browse the ever-changing racks for deals. The store is open daily until 7 pm (6 pm on Sundays). Check appliances carefully before buying; major purchases are sold as-is with no warranty.

The smell of old-fashioned sweets hits you as soon as you walk in. To The Moon in Wilton Manors is a retro candy store packed with snacks, toys, magazines, and collectibles from around the world. It's well loved by locals and visitors alike, earning a 4.5-star rating on Yelp. Open until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, it's a great spot for a late-night sugar fix. You'll find everything from Sugar Daddies to Nutty Buddies, plus quirky gifts that make you smile. Try getting out without buying anything.

Out of the Closet in Fort Lauderdale is open daily from 10am to 7pm (Sundays until 6pm) and has free HIV testing on site. As a thrift store owned by the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, every purchase supports community health programs. You will find a range of second-hand clothing, accessories, furniture, antiques, and housewares at budget-friendly prices. The shop has a 4.2-star rating from 88 Yelp reviews, and many customers appreciate the cause. If you are in the neighborhood, you can also visit their sister location, Out of the Closet - Wilton Manors, for a similar experience. The store is in Downtown Fort Lauderdale, making it an easy stop.

You can find designer jeans for $15 here, still with store tags on unworn shirts. The Poverello Center Thrift Store in Wilton Manors funds an HIV food bank that provides groceries for people with financial difficulties. Shoppers support a direct cause while browsing furniture, bric-a-brac, and a huge collection of household items. Prices are budget-friendly, and regulars praise it as one of the best thrift stores in the area. The vibe is hands-on and donation-driven, with less clothing selection than typical thrift stores. If you're furnishing a new place, this is where to start. The store is open daily from 10am to 6pm. Check the back for deeper deals on furniture.

RockHard Lovestuff is a shop in Wilton Manors where the name tells you exactly what to expect: adult toys, porn, and gay-themed gifts. The tagline says it all, and the shelves back it up with a focused selection of lube, greeting cards, and paraphernalia. It's a no-frills stop for essentials or curiosities. Drop by when you're in the neighborhood, and if you're exploring further, check out LeatherWerks nearby for apparel and gear.

This is a good spot for gay men who want a fresh swimsuit for pool parties or the beach, without the worn-out look. Ball Beachwear in Wilton Manors specializes in men's swimwear and beach attire, carrying their own line of suits with a distinctive push-up feature. Prices are moderate to standard for specialty swimwear. The store offers clothing and accessories, plus sporting goods. One reviewer noted the return policy only offers store credit, so ask before you buy. If you're exploring Wilton Manors, To The Moon is another nearby shop worth checking out.

Decades Design Group Inc in Wilton Manors is a go-to spot for mid-century modern furniture and decor, blending new pieces from local artists with authentic vintage finds. You'll find rare items like Knoll tables, glass-and-chrome tables from the 70s, and arc lamps. The inventory turns over weekly, so it's different every time you visit. The shop has a quirky, fun vibe with a large selection of furniture, rugs, and lamps. Regulars know to check pieces carefully for damage, as some reviewers have noted issues with cracks or missing veneer. Stop by often to snag one-of-a-kind finds before they're gone. For more thrift and vintage shopping nearby, check out Out of the Closet - Wilton Manors.

Walking into Stevie Moon in Fort Lauderdale Beach, you're greeted by an artist known nationally for custom body art. This queer-owned tattoo shop attracts clients from across the country seeking wildly colorful, detailed tattoos both large and small. But the reputation is mixed: with a 2.6 Yelp rating from 21 reviews, some travelers have reported unprofessional conduct and lost deposits, while others praise the artistry. Hours are daily from 12pm to 8pm. If you're planning a custom piece, research thoroughly and read recent reviews before booking. The shop is in the Fort Lauderdale Beach neighborhood, convenient for a beach day stop.

A gallery focused almost entirely on male nude and homoerotic art, Gallery XO is a rare find even among LGBTQ-friendly spaces. The selection includes drawings, paintings, and sculptures, all capturing the male form. They also do custom framing, so you can bring in your own pieces. In Wilton Manors, it's an easy stop after a stroll.

If you think all antique stores are dusty and disorganized, Shades of the Past Antiques offers a curated surprise. This LGBTQ-owned shop in Wilton Manors specializes in antique lighting, with vintage furnishings packed into every corner. You'll find unique lamps, chandeliers, and other fixtures alongside furniture and arts and crafts items. It's a small, focused space that rewards browsing. The shop keeps short hours: Tuesday through Sunday, noon to 5pm. With a 4.4-star Yelp rating from 13 reviews, it's well-liked by locals. Since it's crammed full, give yourself time to dig. It's easy to combine with a visit to Out of the Closet - Wilton Manors just around the way.

Wilton Manors has a go-to spot for custom framing on Wilton Drive. Fort Lauderdale Framing offers a wide selection of frames and matting, with prices that stay reasonable. They even give a 20% discount off already fair pricing. The owner's passion shows in every consultation, helping you pick the perfect frame. Most framing jobs are done in under a week. If you have a lot to frame, ask about quantity discounts. It's a small shop with big quality. If you're exploring the neighborhood, you can also check out The Poverello Center Thrift Store nearby.

What sets this shop apart is its focus on gay culture art and accessories, including the largest collection of Steve Walker artwork anywhere. Custom framing is also available, and they offer shipping nationwide. It's a fun stop for unique decor.

If you're looking for casual gay-owned shopping in Wilton Manors, True Blue Clothing is worth a stop. It's the original clothing store in the area, open for over 20 years, and the owner still designs some of the shirts himself. The vibe is laid-back and local, with a mix of apparel and accessories at moderate prices. The store is a staple for locals, so you'll find a friendly neighborhood feel. It's not far from other Wilton Manors shops like LeatherWerks if you're browsing the area. Check their hours before visiting since they aren't listed online.

Open hours aren't available, but this mega outlet mall in Sawgrass Mills, FL can easily fill a full day of shopping. It's massive, with both outlet stores offering genuine discounts and 'company stores' that may use different materials. Walking the entire property takes hours, so plan accordingly. Check hours and reviews.

This isn't just another men's clothing store. Tops & Bottoms Men's Boutique in Wilton Manors is a shop with a boutique feel and a focus on up-and-coming brands. It's LGBTQ-owned and has expert stylists who help you find your look. The vibe is casual, and prices are moderate. Hours vary: Wed-Fri they open at 3pm and close at 9pm or 10pm, while Sat-Sun they open at 1pm and close at 9pm or 10pm, giving you a window for weekend afternoon shopping. With a near-perfect 4.8 rating from early reviews, regulars appreciate the personalized service.

You'll find a mix of shoppers and volunteers here, all connected by a shared purpose. Wilton Collective is a nonprofit resale shop whose revenue and hands-on training program support local queer youth through Julian’s Fountain of Youth. The store is packed with eclectic furnishings, knick-knacks, clothing, and second-hand treasures — the kind of place where you might leave with a vintage lamp and a good feeling. It's casual and open to all ages, with hours that run 11am to 6pm most days (later on Friday and Saturday). If you're thrifting in the area, you can also check out Out of the Closet - Wilton Manors (HIV Testing) nearby. Prices are standard to budget-friendly, so you can browse without pressure.