The Hottest Hamptons Summer Pop-Ups & Shopping Guide: What’s Still Open and What’s Coming Next

From designer hotel takeovers and rotating retail residencies to vintage markets, shared closets and beachfront boutiques, here is where to shop from Westhampton Beach to Montauk through Labor Day and beyond.

August may mark the second half of the Hamptons season, but the East End’s shopping calendar is nowhere near finished. The weeks ahead bring designer takeovers, limited-edition collections, vintage markets, charitable trunk shows and new ways to borrow—or buy—a last-minute vacation wardrobe.

Across the Hamptons

Mytheresa Out East

Mytheresa’s customized Airstream is making its final Hamptons stops through Thursday, August 6. The mobile boutique has been traveling among hotels, vineyards, restaurants and cultural destinations with a tightly edited selection of designer fashion and accessories.

Private appointments are available on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, while Thursday’s activation is open to the public through walk-ins and on-site registration. Because the location changes throughout the tour, check Mytheresa’s latest announcement before heading out.

Details: Through August 6; location varies.

Westhampton Beach

Hampton Flea + Vintage

Hampton Flea + Vintage returns to the Westhampton Beach Village Green twice before the season ends. The open-air market brings together vintage fashion, jewelry, accessories, art, home décor, handmade goods and other one-of-a-kind finds from a changing collection of vendors.

The August market offers another chance to shop before Labor Day, while the September date gives visitors one final East End treasure hunt after the busiest summer weekends have passed.

Details: August 23 and September 27, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.; Westhampton Beach Village Green, at Mill Road and Main Street.

Southampton

Hampton Flea + Vintage at the Southampton Elks Club

Hampton Flea + Vintage will also stop in Southampton for a late-August market. Expect a mix of vintage clothing, accessories, jewelry, collectibles, artwork, handmade pieces, and home goods, with inventory varying from vendor to vendor.

Details: August 29, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.; Southampton Elks Club, 605 County Road 39, Southampton.

Bridgehampton

The HUB

The HUB is not simply one summer pop-up—it is a continually changing destination for them. Its Bridgehampton flagship combines shopping, seasonal brand activations, special events, fitness programming, and HUB HOME’s curated approach to interiors and consignment.

Details: 2183 Montauk Highway, Bridgehampton; programming rotates throughout the summer and into the fall.

Kith Women x Vivrelle

Set inside a cedar-shingled Hamptons cottage, Kith Women’s first dedicated East End pop-up brings together two distinct but highly compatible ways to shop.

Kith offers its Summer 2026 women’s collection, activewear, footwear, accessories, and Kith Kids pieces. Vivrelle presents designer handbags and jewelry that visitors can borrow or purchase. The property also features Kith hospitality offerings, including frozen coffee, matcha drinks and creamsicles, giving shoppers a reason to stay beyond a quick browse.

Details: Through September 7; 2397 Montauk Highway, Bridgehampton. Open Monday–Thursday, 9 a.m.–6 p.m., and Friday–Sunday, 10 a.m.–7 p.m.

UJA Hamptons Trunk Show

One of the East End’s signature charitable shopping events returns Thursday, August 6. The annual UJA Women’s Hamptons Trunk Show brings together fashion, jewelry, accessories, gifts and home goods, with a percentage of participating sales benefiting UJA’s work.

Advance ticket purchase is encouraged, and registered guests receive the full Bridgehampton location details.

Details: August 6, 10 a.m.–3 p.m.; Bridgehampton.

The Hamptons Bazaar

Hamptons Social and 914PopUps return to A Room at the Beach with a curated marketplace spanning fashion, beauty, wellness, and lifestyle brands.

The compact four-hour event is designed for discovering independent labels, meeting founders, and shopping products that may not be available at a traditional department store. Confirm RSVP arrangements with the organizers before arriving.

Details: August 8, 11 a.m.–3 p.m.; A Room at the Beach, 2668 Montauk Highway, Bridgehampton.

Burberry at Topping Rose House

For four days only, Burberry will transform Topping Rose House into a full-brand summer destination.

The temporary boutique will carry women’s, men’s and children’s fashion, House Check accessories, piqué polos in more than 20 colors and select one-of-a-kind pieces from the Winter 2026 runway collection. Burberry’s yellow check will also extend throughout the property, accompanied by branded guest touches and a special cocktail.

Details: August 13–16; Topping Rose House, 1 Bridgehampton-Sag Harbor Turnpike, Bridgehampton.

Hampton Flea + Vintage at the Bridgehampton Museum

Hampton Flea + Vintage arrives at the Bridgehampton Museum on Saturday, August 15. As with the market’s other East End stops, the Bridgehampton edition will feature a changing mix of vintage fashion, jewelry, art, accessories, home décor, and handmade goods.

Because each date has its own combination of vendors, even visitors who attend another Hampton Flea market may find an entirely different selection here.

Details: August 15, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.; Bridgehampton Museum, 2368 Montauk Highway, Bridgehampton.

Hampton Classic Boutique Garden

The Hampton Classic may be known first for world-class equestrian competition, but its Boutique Garden and vendor areas have also become a major late-summer shopping destination.

The 2026 roster spans fashion, jewelry, artwork, gifts, home design, travel and equestrian-inspired accessories. This year’s shopping lineup also includes a limited-edition Hampton Classic mahjong set, with only 300 sets produced, alongside brands such as Brochu Walker and Blue Moon Mahjong.

Details: August 23–30; 240 Snake Hollow Road, Bridgehampton. Main gates open at 8 a.m.

The Vivant Edit Hamptons

VIVANT Magazine and 914PopUps will host a special shopping experience during Holiday House Hamptons’ “Summer Table” design showcase.

Guests can shop a curated collection of fashion, beauty, accessories, and lifestyle brands while exploring tablescapes and installations created by leading interior designers. The wider Holiday House initiative supports organizations focused on breast-cancer research and care.

Details: August 27, 11 a.m.–3 p.m.; Holiday House Hamptons, 6 Windy Hill Lane, Bridgehampton.

Sag Harbor

Sage & Madison’s August Designer Pop-Ups

Sage & Madison’s restored barn and garden will continue hosting rotating designers throughout August. The setting combines shopping with coffee, outdoor seating, and a polished selection of gifts and hostess essentials.

The remaining August schedule includes Brand Vignettes by Sage & Madison from August 7–9, Sanderlak from August 11–17, and Kiin Home from August 18–25. Because the designers change throughout the month, this is a destination worth revisiting rather than treating as a one-time stop.

Details: 31 Madison Street, Sag Harbor. Summer hours are daily, 8 a.m.–6 p.m.

East Hampton

The Maidstone’s August Pop-Up Calendar

The Maidstone has assembled one of the most extensive remaining designer schedules in East Hampton. Several fashion, jewelry, and menswear brands will rotate through the hotel during August, making the property a convenient stop for visitors who want to see multiple labels in one setting.

MILLY will hold a two-day pop-up August 5 and 6, featuring new collections and complimentary beauty services.

Altuzarra will remain in residence through August 9 with a seasonal clothing edit.

David Webb will continue its immersive jewelry residency through September 7 in a space designed by Ken Fulk.

Nicola Radano will bring Neapolitan-inspired menswear to the property August 14–16.

Battistoni will close out the month with a tailor-made clothing experience August 28–30.

Details: The Maidstone, 207 Main Street, East Hampton. Individual pop-up hours may vary.

ESSX

Downtown fashion destination ESSX has brought a seasonal concept store to East Hampton through October. The shop carries a fashion-forward mix of designers that includes Acne Studios, Our Legacy, Maison Margiela, Enfants Riches Déprimés, Willy Chavarria and Krost.

Along with its designer edit, the space is expected to host rotating activations and community programming, making it one of the season’s more contemporary alternatives to traditional luxury retail.

Details: Through October; 53 The Circle, East Hampton.

DICK’S Rotating Hamptons Concept Store

DICK’S Sporting Goods has taken a more boutique-style approach to its seasonal East Hampton location. Rather than operating as a traditional sporting-goods store, the Park Place space changes its merchandise and design throughout the summer.

The current CALIA phase, featuring women’s lifestyle, swim, fitness and accessories, continues through August 23. Beginning August 27, the location will transition into a DSG “Back to Sport” assortment for the full family. Events, capsule launches and expert-led programming are also planned throughout the residency.

Details: Through October 18; 34 Park Place, East Hampton.

Chanel Hamptons Ephemeral Boutique

Chanel’s seasonal East Hampton boutique offers a polished edit of fashion, handbags, shoes and accessories in a residential-style setting just off Newtown Lane.

The fashion house’s official boutique page currently lists daily summer hours, making it a dependable stop for visitors who want to shop a major luxury label between the shorter-duration events around town.

Details: 17 Newtown Lane, East Hampton. Open daily, 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

Ralph’s Coffee at Mulford Farm

Ralph’s Coffee has brought its recognizable green truck to historic Mulford Farm, where white wicker seating, green-and-white umbrellas and lawn games create an outdoor break from shopping around East Hampton Village.

Along with coffee, seasonal drinks and baked goods from Amber Waves, visitors can shop Ralph’s Coffee merchandise and a special product capsule featuring an illustration of Mulford Farm.

Details: Through September 7; Mulford Farm, 10 James Lane, East Hampton. Open daily, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.

Montauk

Pickle’s IRL Shared Closet

Forgot the dress, handbag or going-out look that would make the weekend? Pickle has opened the Hamptons’ first in-person shared closet in Montauk.

The fashion-rental platform’s rotating edit features Hamptons-ready pieces from creators and members of the Pickle community. Visitors can rent looks in person and either return them at the pop-up or ship them back after their trip. Because pieces are continually added and borrowed, the racks will not look exactly the same from one visit to the next.

Details: Through Labor Day; Jade Space, 786 Montauk Highway, Montauk.

The Alchemy Edit at Solé East

Opening August 8, The Alchemy Edit is one of the newest additions to Montauk’s late-summer retail scene.

The month-long concept will bring together independent brands across fashion, swimwear, jewelry, beauty, fragrance, accessories and home. Rather than centering on one major designer, The Alchemy Edit is positioned as a discovery destination for labels that may not have their own permanent Hamptons locations.

Details: August 8–September 8; Solé East, 90 Second House Road, Montauk.

Dolce & Gabbana at Gurney’s Montauk

Dolce & Gabbana’s beachfront takeover turns Gurney’s into a blue-and-white slice of the Mediterranean.

The seasonal store carries apparel, beach essentials, towels and candles, while the resort’s Beach Club and East Deck have been dressed in the fashion house’s Blu Mediterraneo and majolica-inspired motifs. The retail store is open to shoppers daily, although access policies for other areas of the resort may vary.

Details: Through September 27; Gurney’s Montauk Resort. Retail store open daily, 10 a.m.–6 p.m.

Gurney’s August Designer Pop-Ups

In addition to Dolce & Gabbana, Gurney’s retail shop is hosting three remaining designer weekends in August.

Kiki de Montparnasse: August 7–9
Coralina Palm Beach: August 15–16
Cappalli: August 21–23

The rotating series moves from modern New York design to Palm Beach-inspired jewelry and polished womenswear, giving returning Montauk visitors something different to shop throughout the month.

Details: Gurney’s Montauk Resort, 290 Old Montauk Highway, Montauk.

Hampton Flea + Vintage Meets Jazz

Hampton Flea + Vintage will take over the grounds of the Second House Museum on Sunday, August 9.

In addition to the vintage market’s usual mix of fashion, art, jewelry, accessories and handmade goods, the Montauk date will feature live jazz beginning at 1 p.m. The market is free to attend.

Details: August 9, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; Second House Museum Grounds, 12 Second House Road, Montauk.

La Prairie at Gurney’s Montauk

For a beauty-focused break, La Prairie’s ocean-view treatment suite remains at Gurney’s through September 11.

The summer residency includes the Swiss skincare brand’s signature facials and new body rituals, all offered within Gurney’s Seawater Spa. Appointments should be booked in advance.

Details: Through September 11; Gurney’s Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa. Treatment hours are generally 10 a.m.–8 p.m.

The Class at Magic Montauk

The Class is in residence at Magic Montauk through August 16, marking the movement practice’s first extended Hamptons pop-up in several years.

The residency includes its signature music-driven somatic workouts, along with workshops, community programming and rotating wellness experiences. It is not a traditional shopping stop, but it fits naturally into a Montauk day built around The Alchemy Edit, Pickle or the nearby boutiques.

Details: Through August 16; Magic Montauk. Advance booking is recommended.