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11 years ago
Loved the shirts. Good prices compared to NYC. Staff very friendly and helpful (and their English was better than my French, luckily.)
47 rue d'Orsel
75018 Paris
France
Montmartre, Pigalle, 18ème
01 55 79 99 16
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The best part of this place is the staff. Every time I come to Paris, I stop in here at least once…read moreto shop but also just to chat. They are pretty well entrenched into the fabric the seemingly ever-changing Montmartre/Barbès neighborhood. The owner and in-house label designer is always a pleasure to chat with. He likes to chop it up about everything from hip hop music, to design, and politics. If you're just passing through be sure to get some dining recommendations as well. They know the spots. But I digress... The boutique is dope. They offer a number of niche brands that create some quality clothing. Also the in-house Isakin brand is coming out with some very well put together pieces each season. I shop mostly for their pieces when I'm there. They give you that Parisien refinement without any of the pretentiousness. You can't help but to love it. This place is a neighborhood gem.
Very unique and well constructed with up cycled fabrics. One off designs and friendly helpread more
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Great stuff, good value, just don't expect them to give you VAT back as they always had an excuse…read morewhy they can't.
At La Piscine , you'll find a full store of high end Italian fashion at discounted prices…read more Even though some items remain pricey, really good deals can to be found too. Quality and best looks always.New arrivals on a constant basis. In this wonderful Abbesses neighborhood, one very rare clothing store worth mentionning . I enjoy thoroughly what I got there.
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Great place for guys' clothing and gifts. It's got a hipster, Portland-meets-Paris vibe. My husband…read moreloves this store.
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Fantastic ambience, style and impeccable food. Drinks were also very good. Would go back anytime…read moreI'm in Paris again!
Armand Thiery reminds me of Chico's in the U.S. Not cheap, but not crazy expensive like most of…read morewhat I find in French department stores. The colors are bright and cheerful, though I tend to gravitate to the blacks and blues. I've bought several shirts at Armand Thiery over the years that have become staples in my wardrobe. It's a must-stop for me in Paris!
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Great spot near Montmartre. The associates are very friendly. There's 3 APC stores and you can…read morestack your purchases at all of them to get the VAT discount. Didn't buy anything this time, but worth a browse!
Amanda F: Donny, look at these boots…read more LOOK HOW COOL THESE BOOTS ARE! Donny S: Oh, yeah they're cool, I guess. But won't your feet get cold? Amanda F: No! Those holes are precisely what MAKES THEM COOL. Donny S: Don't you have a pair just like those? Amanda F: NO! Those don't have HOLES in them. Plus, these are boots from PARIS! Donny S: (Gives Amanda F. a look that tells her exactly how many shits he does not give) Amanda F, ever the attention-seeker, to unsuspecting French storekeeper: MONSIEUR, REGARDEZ CES BOTTES! ELLES SONT SUPER COOL, N'EST-CE PAS?!?! Storekeeper: I mean...sure, I've seen them before, obviously. Amanda F: JE VAIS ACHETER CES BOTTES IMMEDIATEMENT!!!!! Storekeeper" You fucking American. Stop shouting. Amanda F: JE PEUX PORTER CES BOTTES MAINTENANT?!?! I bought those boots, at 50% off while all the Frenchies laughed at me. But I got the coolest boots, at 50% off. So I like to think I got the last laugh.
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Une devanture sobre et stylée, à l'image de la marque.
My husband and I were talking to our good friend who's been living in Paris for the last five…read moreyears, and she told us e-commerce is less dominant there because people seem to prefer shopping in physical stores. While malls die all over America, retail still thrives in Paris. Exhibit A: Galeries Lafayette Haussmann. I've been to this department store a number of times over the years, and I both enjoy it and fear how completely it can suck up precious vacation hours. It's a fantastic place to shop, with a ton of well curated inventory spread out across multiple floors in multiple buildings. The main building features that beautiful domed ceiling, which manages to catch me by surprise every time I walk in. I haven't had the opportunity to shop for my own clothes here in a long time, but I've gotten some really great stuff on the children's floor, and discovered the souvenir section on my last visit, where I picked up some cool Paris Metro toy trains and magnets. We did somehow get stuck at Galeries Lafayette for over two hours and ended up skipping Notre-Dame, which might have been a better place to spend our last afternoon in Paris. But it was sale season, and my kids look super cute in their heavily discounted Petit Bateau. Galeries Lafayette is busy and sometimes overwhelming, but it's a wonderful department store. I wish we had something like it back home. I'd much rather shop there than fall for targeted ads on Instagram.
A wonderful French department store in the heart of the city. We came here with the kids on our…read morefirst day of our international trip with kids. It was perfect since Paris had record high temperatures and we could relax and lounge nearby here. The kids loved FAO Swartz and all the live demos, especially seeing the stuffies where we ended up caving and buying a few. Overall, this was a beautiful spot!
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The cathedral ceiling if the mall
The boutique is laid out nicely. It has very organically creative interior design that is still…read morequite inviting as opposed the feeling that some boutiques give you that you shouldn't touch anything. It sort of feels as though you're walking into a well laid-out cave or lair. The best part, though, is Mr. Ashpool's (the brand's creator) mother. She is very enthusiastic about the brand and knowledgable about the neighborhood. She loves to talk and interact with the customers and that makes the shop feel even better. Aside from the shopping, I'd like to just stop back in and chat with her. I also appreciate the fact that there are many pieces that you can only find in the store, so shopping there almost ensures that you won't be wearing a piece that everybody in any major city already has. Dope space with great people running it; no complaints.
Beautiful aesthetic and forward thinking conceptual design. High end prices with some more…read moreaffordable accessories and sweat suits. Be sure to check out Pigalle's athletic shop down the street as they have a great selection as well.
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This store is a bust. Their clothing is very basic at expensive prices. To be fair, I visited…read morethe.Montparnasse location. It was fairly large, but the clothes were yes, basic but expensive for the price. The place was crawling with security guards and this is a decent neighborhood. It is located near the big suburban train station of the same location. People were eager to assist me, but I found the store somewhat depressing and left in a hurry.
I live in the United States and was visiting family in Paris and Geneva Switzerland and when in…read moregeneva i passed by a C&A store and had to go back in paris the prices are fantastic and the quality is good
May i say the staff at the Mens and Women section provided stellar service. From the moment we…read morewalked in, they were very warm and welcoming. They engaged with us and was super helpful since it was our first time trying this French brand and i am very impressed with the quality of each item. The feel of the fabric is just luxe. Prices are good, i think and they do have good sales. After we were done shopping, we were taking photos right outside the store and one of the staff saw us, he was prolly on his break on the phone but he was so sweet and asked us if we wanted him to take our photo. As we had told them, we've had some amazing interactions with the French people during our visit
Raissa and Simon were AWESOME in helping my boyfriend get everything we needed! They gave us the…read morebest styling advice and choices with options for clothes I had not considered myself. I was so happy they used their savvy taste to show me their favorite pieces of the season. I can not recommend Sandro enough. Raissa and Simon trult made this a wonderful experience. We will be back!!
Jinji is my favorite men's clothe, they propose a unique selection of products with a twist…read moreapproach in the way they mixed pieces. They gather the best Japanese denim jeans, some beautiful vintage pieces, they always have a great selection of sneakers and shoes. Jinji team are crazy, funny, every visit is a nice expérience....
The French are always the most kind people on any of my travels and why I love France and Paris so…read moremuch, sadly this was not one of those experiences. I discovered this shop on Instagram just after leaving Paris last year and was looking forward to visiting now that I'm back again since they carry brands hard for me to find in the states. It was obvious I was dressed in same level brands and styles as they carry and wanted to see about my size on items that I was obviously enthusiastic for. I got a "bonjour" when I walked in and that's it. I bought hard to get Japanese magazines since I didn't need help with those and I hate myself for giving them the business. The magazines cost twice that of a scarf some French speaking person bought but you'd think they just spent a million Euro there. Le Sigh, huge disappointment because I went out of my way to visit after just having an amazing cafe experience due in part to the waitresses we had.
Wow, another Parisian department store with levels and levels of items for men - it's great!…read more While I wouldn't point this out as one of my favorite department stores in Paris, this is still a good one. A lot of variety and friendly/helpful sales associates.
Wow. This store is great. Selection for men's accessories and clothing is all here…read more We purchased a double-breasted sweater, of course in BLACK! Customer service was very helpful :-) If you're a tourist, they won't charge you the tax. Just let them know.
Nice selection of clothing at fair price. Would definitely be this business and would shop there…read moreagain.
Nice staff, but the store was a little messy and disorganized. Lines for the fitting rooms were…read morelong (as expected) but it didn't seem very different from the stores in the states.... which was a little surprising. Sadly, I wasn't too impressed with the selection.
I could never have imagined that my first Yelp review would be angry and negative - about a…read moreseemingly adorable local French boutique - but Oh. My. God. This has become a true customer service nightmare. Emailing this cute Parisian company for a relatively small refund had became a fun hobby until I realized it had been a full year since our first communication. They have offered many excuses not to refund me but mostly they just ignore me. This is about a very small transaction which is the most bizarre part. I have pasted my final complaint via email below because ultimately I'm American and lazy :) P.S. I just wanted black and white cow print clogs they were SO COOL UGH ... HI! I bought one pair of clogs from your website A YEAR AGO after finding you in a Vogue Paris editorial. I was thrilled to support a local Parisian brand. I waited for my order patiently and it never came. Only after reaching out did I learn the style was no longer in stock. I was offered the option of a refund and accepted. CUT TO: A YEAR LATER I am still asking for a simple small refund for a less than a $100 dollar sale that you weren't able to fulfill. So many excuses... your internet is down, someone is out of town... Absurd. This is 2020. PayPal me. Do whatever. Don't you want to be done with it also?? I have a small brand myself and understand how tough it is but this is unacceptable. I will now have to write whoever I need to and review you on whatever website I guess in a negative light. I did not want to do this. I thought your brand was charming and I love clogs. I just can't believe I have had to email you over an entire year for a small refund. Mind blown. Lesson learned, Lauren
A lot of my friends here in Paris are Swedish, so I have long since been exposed to the…read moreScandinavian style. This place has everything one would imagine a Swedish store would have; lovely warm hand-knit sweaters, scarves and socks, and best of all, CLOGS! I got a super cute pair of sandals that are certainly nothing like your grandmothers. They have moderate heel, about 2.5 inches, which makes them a bit more feminine and girly. Everywhere I go people compliment me on them!
Love this store! Great selection and super kind staff. I traveled to Paris for two more pair of my…read morefavs!
The ONLY snobby experience I had in all of Paris was here! Maybe I'm just a dumb American but i was…read moreperusing their gorgeous and expensive shoes admiring when I snapped a photo to send to my daughter to see if she liked the shoes. Well that was a BIG NO No and they made sure to let me know. In a rude, snobbish parisian way. I'm not your typical American tourist who makes an ass of themselves so I was taken aback and quickly left. Lost this potential customer. Boo!
If you want to drown in vintage clothing & accessories and be overwhelmed with the sheer volume of…read morecloth in one place, Kiliwatch is for you. We walked into one of the most unique store layouts I've seen. In the front, they had a highly curated selection of popular items and in the back it is old school no frills vintage shopping where you have to sort through a lot of trogs to find your princess. I tried like 14 different things on, and was stuck on whether I should get this beautiful pinstripe suit or not. I was looking at myself in the mirror for far too long before my girlfriend said "don't you have another navy blue pin stripe suit?" I scoffed and responded viciously "Pfftt yeah but this is a deeper navy, that one is closer to an ocean bl--" when I was stopped mid sentence by the rational half of my brain that realized she was completely right. I put it down and didn't end up getting anything, as my Chase Sapphire Preferred card has suffered enough on this trip. Wifey got these sick blue sunglasses that I am lowkey jealous I didn't find first, but I would never tell her that. She was on her game. Fairplay. IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo
10/10!!! so much fun clothing and inspo! the staff are awesome and the selection is awesome! a…read morelittle on the expensive side for some stuff but it's good quality either way. very pleased
One of 11 Uniqlo stores in Paris, this Uniqlo in Le Marais, located near the National Picasso…read moremuseum is housed in a 19th foundry with iron framework (precious metals were recovered from the waste of jewelers and goldsmiths at this site). It was the location for a last minute stop by my nephew and me for him to pick up two wool sweaters that he had had his eyes for a while. Even though my wife wasn't there, I purchased both sweaters for him on her behalf ($46.62 each). Checkout was a snap, with putting the entire bundle in into a special bin where the RF scanner can register all items in one shot. It worked fine, and it was nice knowing that all taxes are included in the price tag, eliminating surprises. He chose to wear one of them to his farewell dinner that night.
I'm a huge fan of Uniqlo! I love the reasonable prices and interesting mix of trendy and classic…read morestyles. The staff all seemed to speak English and were helpful. The changing rooms were clean and the line moved along. I bought 2 cute pairs of colorful jeans in a cut that I haven't seen in the US yet. Definitely recommend!
In terms of overall appearance, this is one of the better Uniqlo stores in Paris, it is bright and…read moremodern and the selection is A-OK, it is located close to Auber Station on Rue Scribe. The staff, however, seem to ruin the store for me, they seemed so disinterested, just letting customers pass by while on their phones, and unable to help with basic customer queries regardless of the language. The store's accessible entrance appeared abandoned and like it hadn't been used since the very start of this year pre-COVID and pre-lockdown, possibly down to the one-way system. 3* - A nice brand and a decent store but the service lets it down compared to many other Uniqlo locations including their La Defense store.
I totally like Uniqlo, specially for basic insulation. Up to last year, they had the designer Jil…read moreSander doing a exclusive line for them. Great styling and price even better for a designer of her caliber. The best duffle coats for the price. I do not know the quality of this year's duffles but if they are similar to last year's, can't be beaten. As far as I know and could be wrong there is only one in Paris on Rue Scribe. They would be good for anyone needing the basics when travelling. Be it Paris or NYC or SF of even most of Asia!
