Shopping tips Paris 4th 75004

Kilo Shop operates throughout France: not less than 11 shops are already counted. One of the reasons of the success of the brand? You do not pay by item here, but by kilo! The price varies according to the clothes containers' colour, but in any case, you will make good deals... Take a full profit of the vintage accessories and clothes at low prices, for man and woman as well. Then we must admit it, we like much the ludic side. What about taking your children with you to sensitize them at the same time about recycling?

Very small clothing for the first, with a well stocked cellar, but of course you have to dig to find the jacket that others do not have! A larger boutique is located on Rue de la Verrerie next to BHV. There are mostly women's clothes, and more clothes with fanfreluches to dress up. Even though we're in a clothes shop, we've got to dig.

Presentation: There are 6 brands in Paris and one in Brussels, to find the best brands and do the best deals.

Products: find a wide choice of very famous brands for women and men.

Advantages: Castelbajac, Balmain, Hilfiger, Prada, Galliano... up to -90%!

Smart: you can order online and have your order delivered to the store free of charge. On the spot, you can try your order and decide whether or not to take it with you... Guaranteed 100% satisfaction.

Other addresses: La Piscine Odéon : 19-21, rue de l'Ancienne Comédie - 75006 Paris ✆ 01 44 07 01 38 ; La Piscine Victoires : 7, place des Victoires - 75002 Paris ✆ 01 40 41 98 41 ; La Piscine : 74, rue de Rennes - 75006 Paris ✆ 01 43 21 69 80 ; La Piscine Abbesses : 29, rue des Abbesses - 75018 Paris ✆ 01 42 55 94 45 ; La Piscine Courcelles : 104, rue de Courcelles - 75017 Paris ✆ 01 47 63 85 17 ; La Piscine Bruxelles : 24, avenue Louise - 1050 Bruxelles ✆ + 32 23753442.

It's a good deal that's gradually spreading throughout the capital, and we're not complaining - quite the contrary! Based on the recycling of vintage clothes and with an environmental approach, this chain offers a different way of consuming, and second-hand means more sustainable! What sets Kilo Shop apart from other thrift stores in the capital is that it sells by the kilo - as its name suggests - with the price per item determined by weight. This means you can leave the shop having frantically rummaged through the bins or selected one or two choice items.