Fashion stores Maine-Et-Loire

Jules, as you will have understood, is addressed to men. To young men in particular, who are entrants in adulthood. And if the ground floor is still intended for Urban Style enthusiasts, the floor is a little more classical, but more elegant. The nicest one is to dare mix the genres, wearing a nice, hyper-end, hyper shetland shetland found on the floor, on staggered jeans on the ground floor. Sellers will not want you, they even agree to encourage your eccentricities. Really nice and fun these Jules…

Very colourful, but with a chic and reserved side, the Coffee Break collections are real calls for travel, holidays and sun of course. It was symbolized by a resolutely refreshing line. A distinctive style that breathes la, widely assumed and claimed by the brand since its creation, almost 25 years ago. The mix of fabrics and styles makes it a boutique where everyone can find their happiness even if the brand is directed more to mature women than to young women. Well, however, the sizes go up to 54.

It's always convenient to get dry in the shopping mall that you've ever seen. No parking problem, you can do its shopping at the same time… Here, of course cleaning clothes, but also duvets, quilts, blankets, pillows… with interesting fare formulas thanks to subscriptions or, for example, a kilo price for ironing!

Bizz Bee is fully committed to addressing a young audience and giving a serious shot at the city centre pedestrian plateau. If the designs of the brand brand sportswear are pretty successful and clearly in the wind, we nevertheless find the débauche of energy, music (their own radio station), glaring lighting a little exhausting and one comes to regret some shops perhaps less connected, but damn more sober… Prices are still relatively affordable. Visit their blog to enjoy advantages and discover their new collections first.

Orchestra, these are low-cost and colourful clothes for children from 1 month to 14 years old. Even the furniture is designed for the brand to highlight clothes, shoes and accessories. The brand also offers maternity clothes (pyjamas, babydolls, leggings...), childcare items that can be ordered online and collected in stores, and even accessories and furniture for your baby's room. Good to know: the brand offers a subscription to the Orchestra club for €30 per year (€10 only in the 1st year), giving you a 50% discount all year round on all collections and private sales on dedicated dates.

What's practical with this lesson is that it's a whole-in-one. That is, there is no need to run everywhere because all generations can easily find their happiness. The store has an impressive surface area. On the left you can reach the women's clothing, right for men and at the bottom of the children's radius, left of the box the accessories and right lingerie. The force of C & A is to propose several styles. We don't necessarily like the whole store, but it's likely that one or two pieces can be typed in on time. No sellers on the horizon, difficult to get advice, but the choice is wide and you don't get away from trying.

Behind this striking yellow storefront, in the middle of the narrow Rue du Cornet, hides the dream store of every good bargain hunter. Céline, creator and manager of the store, has made a specialty of unearthing rare pearls to offer them to you all year long. From the essential jeans to the most atypical jackets, there is something for every style and every price. Looking for an outfit that suits you, without hurting the planet or your wallet? Let yourself be charmed by the scent of finely selected vintage clothing.

This is a world-inspired universe, careful of its look, frankly ideal for commercial in the wind, a little classic anyway. So careful, moreover, that some keys are simply "féminisantes", which does not remove absolutely anything from the big class: motifs, gentle cheichs worn on city jackets that are hésitent between sportswear and business class. The métrosexuels will find here a style that will surely delight them, for others they will simply find a nice compromise between fashion and classic. However, apart from the XL, the strong middle will find nothing here and no jackets above size 58/60 or very rarely.

Chic in Troc becomes chandcodecam: Cam, not for "camera" (smile, you are not filmed!) but for Camille Husson, the young Angevine who took over this high-end deposit. It is also the name of its various pages on social networks, where it presents its personal collections and what it sells in the store, hence this change of name to correlate shop "hard" and online promotion. Of course, prices remain high because, even if the clothes are used, their original price was up to the mark: Pierre Hardy, Heyraud, Hermès, Tara Jarmon are those present in the small shop. Dresses, jackets, small tops, shoes or bags: Chic fashion enthusiasts can always find at this address what to create a most fashionable dressing and deposit their own clothes (by appointment).

The city's habitués discovered a year ago this shop with a little wise, even frankly bold (already present in the Espace Anjou gallery), and its co-ordinates to combine/dissociate the posher codes of lingerie. Small prizes and fantasy are the preserve of this brand created in 2007 within the Etam group. We mix colours and materials, and each day we highlight one facet of its personality and, above all, we dare the most extreme colors, the most extreme contrasts (or shouters), the gender mixtures. Men are not the same: just as discreet boxers, shorts and t-shirts are designed to give them the same. The whole, however, does not shine by its quality, but the small prices are there.

The personalized male suit at a soft price, plus a service "at home". Nothing to do with a anonymous online service as already available on the Internet. We're talking about a personalized service by appointment, where you can touch the fabrics, choose its cut on catalogue and discuss details with a real specialist. So why prices so low? Because Cost'art doesn't have a shop, no stock, and that it makes the costumes in China by expert little hands. Hum… We didn't go to see how much these little hands earned to make your pretty costumes. Nothing prevents you from knowing yourself at your next Contact with Cost's. 

If you're a fan of clothes, sapes or whatever you want to call it, this is the place to dress well. Events is a store right in the middle of Rue des Lices, offering streetwear and casual clothing, as they say, that's well-made but rather expensive. Just take a quick look at the brands on offer: Ant45, Pyrenex, Labdip, Sessùn, Verbenas, Maison Oscar... The list is long and very tempting. You'll find everything you need for head-to-toe dressing, from shoes and accessories to sweaters and T-shirts, whether you're a man or a woman. What's more, the boutique is warm and welcoming, and offers friendly advice.

Since 2018 and just a stone's throw from the Toussaint cloister, the Les Archives store has given priority to quality French menswear brands, but not only. You'll find streetwear and class in great brands like Maison Kitsuné, who, when they're not releasing music under their record label, offer great shirts and sneakers, along with Closed, Vanessa Bruno and Kujten. Polos, swimsuits, jeans and cardigans are all on offer. If underwear is lacking in the closet, Veja sneakers take pride of place in the men's store at 31, while n°19bis is the men's and women's designer space. Quality comes at a price, however.

Last year, the Tôpette boutique on rue de la Roë concentrated its activities on skateboarding, leading to the opening of a second store on rue Saint-Laud, dedicated to the fashion side of skate culture. The range of clothing on offer here is partly aimed at a mainstream clientele simply looking for a trendy streetwear look. The Carrhart brand is well represented, but you'll also find sweatshirts, vests and pants from Obey, Butter Goods t-shirts and Adidas and New Balance shoes.

Founded in the 1950s, this family-run business from Anjou focuses on top-of-the-range brands for men and women. Angevines will find pumps, moccasins and ankle boots from Gabor, Brunate, Sioux and Paraboot, as well as pretty slippers from the long-established French brand Erel. The men's section features Paraboots (one of the store's flagship brands, and its sole distributor in Anjou), Lloyd, Sioux, Sebago... Last but not least, children are also catered for, with pretty little models from GBB, Froddo and Primigi.

Glasses are obviously what you will find in this establishment. Solar and eye glasses are the business background of this friendly optician who knows how to orient his customers to the products that best suit the shape of their face. The shop is clear and it is possible to test glasses and frames to natural light, which is always good. Here you will find other brands than those presented in the large chains, which will allow you to take a look at your loved ones.