Opposite several gates in Terminal A, Gutteridge is the sharpest menswear name in this part of CTA.
This Gutteridge sits airside in Terminal A, so you only reach it after security and passport checks. It focuses on classic Italian menswear: shirts, unstructured jackets, chinos, and accessories in the mid-range price bracket compared with other European airports. Think dress shirts that easily hit €70–€100, with jackets climbing higher. If you realize at boarding pass check that your shirt or blazer won’t cut it for a meeting in Catania or Milan, this is the closest fix near the A gates.
The shop carries full outfits, not just last-minute ties. You’ll find belts, leather shoes, and smaller accessories like pocket squares and socks, all under the Gutteridge label. Sizing is typical European, so a US L often maps to an EU 52; plan five extra minutes for a quick try-on in the fitting room. Staff usually handle simple hemming or adjustments only through central stores in town, so don’t count on tailoring during a 90‑minute layover.
Expect standard airport markups compared with a downtown Gutteridge store in Catania’s center, often 10–20% higher on jackets and outerwear. The upside: you can pay quickly with major cards and contactless, and be back at gates A18–A20 in under five minutes. If your connection is under an hour, walk in knowing what you need (shirt, belt, or full look) and stick to that list to avoid missing boarding.