Two hundred and thirty-eight retailers across seventeen sub-sectors. The biggest cohorts: 42 gift and card shops, 38 home-and-garden retailers, 35 specialist shops (six antique dealers, four artisan metalworkers), 29 hardware and DIY suppliers, 20 clothing firms. St Peter Port carries a third of the sector; St Sampson and Vale follow at 38 and 32. —
274 in Guernsey · 24 on Alderney · 9 on Sark · 1 on Herm
Forty-two gift and card shops — giftware generalists at the core, maker-led specialists and visitor-site souvenir stores at the edges.
Thirty-five specialist retailers — six antique dealers, five craft-supply shops, four artisan metalworkers, two auction houses.
Twenty clothing firms — Creasey's (1899) the only independent department store, alongside boutiques, knitwear, and lingerie specialists.
Thirty-eight retailers — soft furnishings, flooring, fitted kitchens, and freestanding furniture — founding dates from 1904 to 2017.
Twenty-nine hardware and DIY suppliers — flooring dominates with 13 firms, then builders merchants (8) and trade counters (6).
Fourteen jewellers — heritage retailers at one end, handmade studios at the other, with six in-house goldsmiths between.
Fourteen convenience stores — five on Alderney, four fuel-forecourt combos, three frozen-food specialists. Le Cocq's dates to 1860.
Ten firms, seven in St Peter Port — skincare retail dominates, anchored by Creasey's department store (since 1899).
Ten retailers — six office-supplies and managed-print firms, two CI book publishers, a Sark general store, and the Alderney Museum shop.
Eleven charity shops, seven of them in St Peter Port — a mix of national branches (Red Cross, Oxfam, Cancer Research) and local causes.
Nine firms — six in computer retail and repair, five in consumer AV, three each in white goods and Alderney IT services.
Nine pharmacies — four Co-op branches, two in the Healthcare Group, Boots on High Street, and Healthxchange exporting aesthetics to the UK.
Eight shops — three dedicated to golf, the rest spread across cycling, fishing, airsoft, and a 1936 family sports retailer.
Seven florists across six Guernsey parishes and Alderney — the oldest trading since 1919, three growers shipping flowers by post.
Six grocers — two Waitrose stores (both 2011, ex-Safeway), the CI Co-op's 1979 Grand Marché, and Iceland's 2025 franchise return.
Six shops on the island — three garden centres with pet sections and three dedicated pet retailers, the oldest trading since 1904.
Four shops on the island stocking toys — three general merchants, and one dedicated games retailer trading since 2018.
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