The best fashion and gift stores Lozère

Julien Tuffery, the^fourth generation of master tailors, has been able to take advantage of the renewed interest in Made in France and its know-how to build a trendy image for his business. Atelier Tuffery selects only noble materials: high quality denim fabrics, and French, hand-stitched. The range of Tuffery jeans comes in trousers, shorts and shirts for men, as well as trousers, shirts, skirts and shorts for women. The Florac brand also offers some accessories: straps, belts...

Jean-François has the sense of welcome and advice. Since 2003, he has been offering his services and know-how for repairs, maintenance, assembly and postural studies. Scott, Bergamont and Bryton are the brands he likes and recommends. His rental service (muscular and electric) is very flexible, there will inevitably be a solution so that you can pedal in complete safety (helmet and repair kit included). You can find all the info on the Facebook page. Ride young !

Created on the streets of Brazil, Da Rua means "of the street" in Portuguese. It was here that André, originally from a small town near Sao Paulo, learned to create mesh bracelets using ancestral techniques. Arriving in Lozère with Noémie, they decided to take up these techniques to create Da Rua bracelets with a style both delicate and rebellious. They are handmade by André, stitch by stitch, in their workshop in La Canourgue. Find their beautiful creations online and in several boutiques in Lozère.

In a small village in the heart of the Gévaudan region, artisan saddler-maroquin maker Joffrey Niel shares his passion for leather and traditional know-how by offering his handmade creations in his boutique-atelier. As part of a local approach, he uses skins from exclusively French tanneries producing high-quality, personalized and durable leather. Trained by the Compagnons du Devoir, he cuts, assembles and sews each bag, satchel, wallet, belt and other leather accessories on site, using ancestral know-how.

François has moved to the heart of the village to deploy A L'Entour. In this space, half bookstore, half regional craft shop, he combines a generalist selection of books and know-how rooted in the territory. In the middle of Aurillac umbrellas, Laguiole knives, Tarn-et-Garonne hats and other mountain jackets (notice to those who might have underestimated the Aubrac climate), we discover the young man's words, hand-pencilled on small cardboard sheets, to guide customers in their choice of reading.

Founded in 1957, the club organizes meetings to exchange ideas, as well as outings and photo rallies for beginners and advanced photographers. Affiliated with the Fédération photographique de France, it regularly takes part in competitions and exhibits the work of its thirty or so members every year. One of its most active members is Jean-François Salles, a renowned photographer who has contributed images to numerous books on the Lozère region. Although photography has come a long way since the 50s, the spirit of the club has remained the same: mutual help and conviviality.

The store offers bicycles in all shapes and sizes and for all uses. Whether you're a touring cyclist, a mountain biker, a thrill-seeker, a veteran or a child, the choice is yours, depending on your skills, morphology and desires. Over the past twenty years, the store's employees have referenced 2,000 items and operate a specialized workshop (repair and maintenance of all makes). They provide replacement bikes and "made-to-measure" assemblies. They also rent out bikes, mountain bikes, electric-assist bikes, etc.

Le Pré aux Livres has a sales area of nearly 80^m2 and claims to be an independent bookstore and stationery store in the city center. Since 2016, when Nathalie Scherrer took over this historical address, the offer has not stopped stretching to propose today a carefully selected generalist catalog: literary news, youth, detective novels, with a preference for works dedicated to ecology in the broad sense. Lovers of literature and nature will appreciate a visit to this local shop.