Fashion stores Paris 6th 75006

For more than 30 years, this brand-name of jackets and fine costumes for Parisians has also found shirts, ties, sweaters and accessories. All it takes to change if it is not back his jacket… This address is an institution, like its neighbour on the rue du Dragon. We love the old circular wood counter and the presentation of the collections on two floors. You are not here in one of the Parisian fashion temples but in a very left-bank area, appreciated by the elegant district men, favouring comfortable and practical materials. A simple overview of the windows will give you the tone and spirit of the house.

The brand is no longer present at the stylized lizard more than thirty years old. The blonde Agnes B, world famous for her clothing and makeup lines, has a dozen shops in the capital. That of the Rue du Vieux-Colombier has the advantage of having the male version just a few steps (at 10-12, from the street) ideal for a couple shopping. The boutique of the 6 th Street, on the other hand, neighbour with the male shops (3), child (at 2), but also the travel shop (4). Convenient to fly to family! Finally the boutique of Bercy Village denies the entire collection of the creator in one of the ancient cellars (No. 5) of the court Saint-Emilion: man, woman, child, future mom… You don't get tired of the Basiques Agnes B basics in the air of time. We love the clear and sober shop of the shops. And also the events that are regularly programmed.

Sybille Roger-Vasselin is a fashion addict who claims Marilyn Monroe and Hello Kitty among other inspirations. The designer created Petite Mendigote in 2003 so as to offer her customers girly and trendyaccessories at affordable prices. Her shop with a pink frontage is more of a girly boudoir. You will find a jumble of plastic kits with messages, mini duffel bags in gold leather, cotton models identified with rhinestones or even small wallets in bright green leather. This powdery world would not be complete without a selection of fine jewelry with brands like Sous le Sable and knot necklaces, Hop Hop Hop or Medecine Douce. They are quite affordable with most of the articles costing less than one hundred euros. As for the reception, it is always impeccable. It is a great neighbourhood address to be discovered.

Formerly Phist, this boutique is under the name Oliver Grant who acquired the brand. Oliver Grant is a women's and men's loan creator and has a dozen shops in Paris. The. street is charming. Oliver Grant is distinguished by casual, rather classic, and good value for money collections. Smart: changes are offered as well as delivery and exchange costs.

The chic man left version. Here's a shop where you can elegantly and festivity dress at reasonable prices. Over 45 years of age, you can find a series of luxury suits in the reference brands including Armani, Borjesson, Hugo Boss, Canali, D & G or Versace. The reception is very pleasant, the sales staff offers excellent advice and always gives themselves a lot of trouble finding the dress corresponding to its clientele.

Knitwear and jacquard specialist Catherine André chose this historic street to set up her very first Parisian boutique. The designer from Millau unveils her poetic universe and intimate approach behind the facade of a beautiful building, adorned with a bas-relief sundial dating from the 19th century. The address, like all the brand's stores, offers a unique shopping experience, in an atmosphere conducive to the discovery of silhouettes sewn from threads and emotions gathered from the four corners of the world.

It is sometimes unknown, but the crocodile brand also offers shops dedicated exclusively to children aged 1 to 16. In a school atmosphere (sports benches and parquet floors), your kids can try Lacoste shirts, shoes and other clothing. The choice of colours is as varied as ever. The materials are pleasant to wear… This is a boutique that séduit parents and children!

Jean-Baptiste Doré founded his house in 1819 by proposing to his farmers to deal with the sale of their knitted products and the purchase of yarns for their manufacture. In the 1970 s, the lycra rib adhesive, declining in thirteen colours, sold to nearly one million copies. With excellent value for money, this logo today offers classic stickers, with real attention to detail and a color palette that evolves over seasons and trends. The program also features mock models. The print collection is inspired by the world's most famous metro stations, Madrid, Montreal or Kobe in Japan. You will also find socks always designed in very beautiful materials. Note: a child collection and a male line are also proposed. This street of the rue de Rennes is very pleasant and you have plenty of shoe shops nearby where to go with your socks or new stickers!

" Life is a beautiful sport " (Life is a wonderful sport), now proclaims the brand to the famous green crocodile. Originally created by René Lacoste, one of the French tennis musketeers who got with his team the Davis Cup in 1927, the eponymous clothing brand has since been associated with a chic and casual image. Its bee-framed shirts, small sleeves and different colours have made its fame. Since then Lacoste has declined a whole collection of high-quality clothing: shirts, t-shirts, miles, costumes, trousers, sneakers… always counterfeited, never equalled, the little green crocodile borrows the world of tennis, combining elegance and sportswear style. It now habille not only the gentlemen, but also the ladies, assuring with its contemporary cuts, a clientele of trendy olds. Children are not forgotten with a line specially dedicated to them. Accessories and perfumes, in the spirit of the brand, complement the assets of the famous crocodile. About, do you know where this symbol comes from? The tennis player said to his coach'if I win the match, you offer me this box (crocodile)! ", a journalist will resume in his columns "The young Lacoste did not win the suitcase in crocodile, but he fought like a crocodile". His nickname colle him so well that when he founded his ready-to-wear mark, Lacoste picked up this animal as an emblem, today one of the most recognizable logos in the world.

The brand was born in 1971 in Saint-Tropez. The idea: a boxer-shorts cut in spinnaker cloth. Comfortable and express drying. Fashion is launched and it is like a wildfire. In its three Paris stores, you can choose between six models, from short to long elastic belt with stylish cuts and more than 80 printed stripes, polka dots or more fantasy. If its prices are high with no boxer less than 100 €, the quality of its materials and the very "chic family" spirit of the brand is really worth it. Among the trendy models is the « pere-fils », a swimsuit for father and son.

Colorful Standard is a Danish brand of eco-responsible clothing, with its third Parisian address on rue Madame in the 6th arrondissement. Fans of responsible ready-to-wear and fashion victims alike will find something to satisfy their cravings for timeless pieces. The organic cotton T-shirts and sweatshirts on display, made in Portugal, are designed to last and stay in fashion, season after season. The models come in a wide range of colors and are affordable. A perfect combination of fashion and ecological conscience.

What a great idea! Many people want to dress made in France, but it's sometimes hard to find what they're looking for, because the brands are so confidential. And yet, they do exist! That's why L'Habit Français was launched in the heart of Paris. You'll find beautiful, high-quality clothes, and a vast choice. And, with all due respect to chauvinism, being made in France means creating clothes that respect the environment, using noble materials and with styles that are obviously at the cutting edge of trends!

This store offers a wide selection of leather bags for women, as well as clutches and backpacks. Customers can buy in-store or collect their purchases on site.