Finding all the hidden shops scattered throughout the vast world of Infinity Nikki can feel like a treasure hunt that never ends. From the very start, the game introduces players to a few basic vendors, but then... well, it pretty much leaves you to your own devices. Some of these elusive stores only pop up at dawn or dusk, while others require specific conditions to appear, making the discovery process a real test of patience and exploration. For any dedicated stylist aiming to complete their wardrobe, knowing where to shop is half the battle.

In most of these hidden boutiques, the currency of choice is Bling, that shiny stuff you find tucked away in every nook and cranny of the Wishfield. But here's the kicker—some vendors are a bit more... particular. They might ask for rare feathers, shimmering ores, or petals that only bloom under a blue moon. This is why veteran players always say, 'Pick up everything that isn't nailed down!' as they wander. By gathering materials proactively, you save yourself from the dreaded material grind later on. It's a simple mantra: Collect now, shop freely later.

🛍️ All Shops in Florawish: The Bustling Starter Hub

As the game's starting region, Florawish is, quite frankly, shopping central. Infold Games made sure that nearly every material and clothing need a new player might have can be met right here in the main plaza. With five material shops and several clothing vendors, it's a stylist's paradise. Talk about convenience!

Here's the lowdown on what you can find and where:

• Sparkle & Stitch: Sells common fabrics and threads. (Central Plaza)

• Ore-iginal Designs: Specializes in metals and gems for accessories. (Near the eastern bridge)

• Floral Fancies: Your go-to for petals, dyes, and botanical materials. (West of the main fountain)

• The Notion Notion: Oddities, buttons, and small crafting components. (Alley behind the tea shop)

• Bling Bazaar: The main Bling-for-clothes exchange. (Heart of the plaza)

Need to craft a new dress but don't fancy spending an hour chasing butterflies for glitter? Check these stores first; they might just have your back, saving you a whole lot of hassle. Plus, for a bird's-eye view of all these vendors, you can always hop into Pavri's Hot Air Balloon. It's not just a ride; it's a strategic scouting mission!

Now, the clothing shops here play by their own rules. They operate on a schedule, like fancy pop-up stores. For instance:

• Moonbeam Boutique only appears from 7 PM to 5 AM game time.

• Sunflare Atelier opens its doors from 6 AM to 6 PM.

Florawish is hands-down the material capital of the Wishfield. But if your closet is craving more unique pieces, you'll need to venture further afield.

🌾 All Shops in The Breezy Meadow: A Sparse but Serene Selection

Let's be real—the Breezy Meadow is more about the scenery than the shopping. It's home to only two vendors, making it the quietest district commerce-wise. But what it lacks in quantity, it makes up for in... specific charm?

The first is "Heads or Tails," a material shop run by a friendly angler at the Leisureely Angler's Club. This spot sells things like Hairpin Loach, Whisker Fish, and other common fish you can catch in the area's ponds. It's perfect for recipes that require a aquatic touch.

The second shop requires a bit of a hike. "Sizzle and Stitch" is a boutique tucked away at the southernmost point of the map, right next to a cozy cooking fire at an outpost. This is one of those 'secret' vendors, and honestly, its stock is a bit slim pickings. As of 2026, there are two shirts up for grabs here, and they're only three-star items. They won't turn heads at a gala, but they'll help fill out that collection log. After visiting these two, most players pack up and head for the rocky cliffs of Stoneville.

🪨 All Shops in Stoneville: Compact but Curated

Don't let its smaller size fool you—Stoneville packs a punch with its vendor selection. There are three material vendors here, and they all cater their inventories to things relatively unique to the Stoneville region. Think rugged leathers, sturdy stones, and metals forged in deep mines. Their stocks are limited, but they're lifesavers when you're one 'Sturdy Iron Rivet' short of completing a quest armor set.

You can find them in these spots:

1. The Crag Trader (Northern mine entrance)

2. Gemstone Gully (Inside a central geode cave)

3. Forge-Finder (Next to the giant anvil landmark)

If materials aren't your thing, Stoneville's real pride is its four clothing boutiques:

• Canyon Couture

• Mantle Mode

• Slope Style

• Summit Stitches

These shops are full of interesting, earthy-toned pieces perfect for an adventurer's wardrobe—think capes with rock-pattern embroidery and boots made for climbing.

🏚️ All Shops in The Abandoned District: An Archipelago of Oddities

Welcome to the sprawl. Unlike Stoneville's centralized market, the shops in the Abandoned District are scattered across multiple floating islands. Getting to them all requires some skillful gliding or strategic use of warp points. It's a whole journey!

The material shops here are as follows:

• Derelict Deliveries (Main island dock)

• Rust & Relic (Inside a broken clock tower)

• Whispering Warehouse (Hidden cellar on the eastern isle)

• Archive Aides (Library ruins)

Like other regions, they sell local specialties—like 'Faded Silk' and 'Tarnished Brass'—alongside common Wishfield goods.

The clothing shops here have a distinct, practical vibe:

• Patched Perfection

• Mended Marvels

• Salvaged Silhouettes

• Repurposed Ruffles

In my opinion, the shops in the Abandoned District are the weakest style-wise, but maybe that's just me? It might be because the local Pieceys lead relatively tame lives, focused more on maintaining their homes than haute couture. The few who do design clothes prioritize durability over dazzle. Once you've combed through these practical finds, one magical region remains.

🌳 All Shops in The Wishing Wood: Where Magic Meets Merchandise

Now this is a shopping district. Unlike the busy Pieceys, the Faewish Sprites have had nothing but time on their hands since the Wishing One's departure. And what have they done with it? They've become master crafters and merchants. This means that there are quite a few clothing boutiques in the area and lots of places to grab magical materials for your crafting.

The five material shops are conveniently located:

1. Glimmer Grove (Near Timis' Beauty Lab)

2. Wisp Workshop (Also near the Beauty Lab)

3. Enchanted Earth (Grand Tree roots)

4. Pixie Provisions (Grand Tree mid-level)

5. Dreamer's Depot (Grand Tree canopy)

Most are clustered for easy browsing. Their main draw is convenience. Running low on 'Wishful Aurosa' petals for that dreamy gown? They can also be useful if you're struggling to find a material on your own; you can buy one from the shops to log it, and then you can track it using your Map. Game-changer!

Then come the crown jewels: eight clothing boutiques. The sprites have been busy:

• Aurora Atelier

• Mystic Mends

• Sprite Stitches

• Whimsy Weaves

• Enchantment Embroidery

• Fae Fashions

• Luminous Layers

• Twilight Tailoring

Let's be honest, none of the vendors in Infinity Nikki are so mind-blowingly essential that your game is broken without them. But each one has a little something—a neat pair of earrings here, a rare dye there—that makes the hunt worthwhile. They cater to completionists, casual shoppers, and desperate crafters alike.

And here's the exciting part for 2026: It's also likely that more items and vendors will be added to the roster as the game continues to receive updates. So if your perfect piece isn't out there today, just wait. The world of Wishfield is always growing, and with it, the possibilities for your next incredible outfit. Happy shopping!