Department Stores

Department stores are fairly new in Turkey: Beğendik, Çarşı, Marks & Spencer, Mudo, Office1 Super Store, Tepe Home, Toys ‘R'us, YKM (Yeni Karamürsel Mağazası). Beymen and Vakko are two major big stores, in boutique style of Ankara.

All addresses are inn Yellow Pages

Beğendik
Beğendik is located under the Kocatepe Mosque. It consists of supermarket, laundry, a restaurant and departments for all your needs from textile to cosmetics and kitchenware, except alcoholic drinks. The prices are mostly for middle class but the selections are really good. Beğendik credit card provides installment payments to its customers without interest. It has a charged covered car-parking lot, generally crowded. Open everyday from 09.30 to 22.30

Beymen
True to their slogan, “You are to be perceptible by Beymen”, Beymen provides its customers with stylish but wearable clothing, shoes, and accessories for everyone in the family under their own exceptionally high quality locally manufactured brand name as well as a selection of world-renowned brands such as Donna Karan, Dice Kayek, and Sonia Rykiel among others. Beymen also has a sleek yet comfy range of home decor items as well. Beyond the quality of their goods, Beymen is known for providing extraordinary service even after the sale. Beymen has also a brand of both casual and elegant clothing for children and the younger sportier crowd called “BM Club”.You can also find “BM Clubs” in Armada, Bilkent, Karum and Migros Shopping Malls.

Boyner
Boyner Holding, one of the leading holdings and the owner of Beymen, opened Boyner (former Çarşı), which stands by its motto “Buy quality for less” and to produce goods under the name Altimod as a sister to Altınyıldız brand which is one of the most high quality names in textile manufacturing . Boyner has since become a well-known department store with branches in almost all shopping malls. In addition to clothing, has departments for sports, kitchen, home decoration, glassware, fashionable bags and shoes, as well as internationally known brands of cosmetics. You'll enjoy visiting the Boyner nearest to you.

Marks & Spencer
Marks & Spencer is a self-explanatory worldwide chain of stores; therefore we are sure there is no need to say much about this specific shop.

Mudo
Mudo is one of Turkey's best fashion companies. Mudo goods are stylish, and include a range of both professional and casual men and women's clothing, as well as children's fashion and a selection of attractive rustic home decor. Prices are reasonable. The latest opened Mudo Mega City in Migros Shopping Mall is the only one in Ankara. Open everyday from 10.00 to 22.00

Office 1 Superstore
An international chain of office products superstore with over 175 locations in 15 countries has several shops in Turkey. It is a self-service store with a complete range of office products, small business machines and office furniture. Open everyday from 09.00 to 19.30
Free of charge order line: 0800 314 73 44

Tepe Home
Tepe Home is the most famous and preferred department store in Ankara in which you can meet all of your needs from furniture to home decorating goods, gifts and glassware. Tepe Home also provides installment payments without interest if you can find a working or retired civil servant guarantor. Open everyday from 10.00 to 22.00

Toys”R”Us
An old worldwide toy “super market” with 1450 stores. The range of goods is dedicated to kids and their needs. Most families spend their weekends wandering and shopping in the store upon their children's request. Have many branches in Turkey. Open everyday from 10.00 to 22.00

Vakko
"Fashion is Vakko” has long been the motto of this ultra-chic Turkish style house. Vakko's beginnings were modest. It began in 1934 when Mr. Vitali Hakko started small millinery called “Şen Şapka” (Merry Hat). As the business expanded the name was changed to Vakko and the company began to produce haute couture scarves of Turkish silk, cotton and wool. When the first Vakko store was opened at Beyoğlu, Istanbul in 1964, it was the biggest store that had ever been built there to date and made Vakko the biggest brand-name phenomenon on Turkish clothing scene.
Vakko has continued to develop its wares by creating a line of home decor, clothing line for men, perfumes “V de Vakko” (for men), “Katia” (for women) and “Piu Piu” (for children). The Vakko Company also opened “Vakkorama” stores that cater to younger tastes and is home to Power FM, a radio station that focuses on international pop music. One of the traditional gifts that Turks give to one another is a box of chocolates or candies wrapped in style. If you want to impress someone, choose from Vakko's wide assortment of chocolates, which always have that perfect finishing touch-of-class which is the trademark of Vakko's packaging. The 6th floor of Vakko (Atatürk Bulvarı) is for the outlet products of various price. You can also find Vakko Boutiques in Bilkent Plaza, Karum Shopping Mall as well as in Tunalı Hilmi and Uğur Mumcu Caddesi. Open everyday from 10.00 to 19.00

YKM (Yeni Karamürsel Mağazaları)
One of the oldest department stores in Ankara. Its principle is to meet the needs of all the members of a family. With its own credit card YKM provides installment payments to its customers without interest.

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