The best fashion and gift stores Saint-Jean-Foot-De-Port

It's a small store, but it's packed with the famous espadrilles artisanales, presented in an original way. The espadrilles are either classically arranged by category on full floor-to-ceiling shelves, or showcased along the walls and even on the ceiling. A festival of colors awaits you, from the most classic to the trendiest, in fabric or leather, with elegant shapes and varied patterns. There's something for every age, style and size - a timeless art of living.

You will find in this specialized store all the necessary material to undertake the pilgrimage: textile, shoes, backpacks, etc. Also a selection of beautiful books and guides on Compostela. The owner of the store is passionate about pilgrimage, which is probably a prerequisite for opening such a specialized establishment. Don't hesitate to ask him for information about your journey, he will be happy to help you, whether it is about the surroundings of Saint-Jean or other parts of the route.

The Loréa jewelry stores (flower in Basque) are the showcases for Catherine Ithurbide's creations. A jeweler's granddaughter with a diploma in gemology, she set up her ^1st boutique-atelier in the medieval town of Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port. It's here that she creates her gold and silver jewelry. Passionate about Basque culture, she imagines a new way of wearing the Basque cross. Her jewelry line is chic and trendy. She is also present in her extensive boutique on the rive droite in Bayonne, as well as at the Miramar, Auberge Basque, Auberge Ostapé and Maison Laffargue.

You'd never expect to find a Jamaican boutique in Saint-Jean-Pied-de-port as unusual and colorful as Michaël, its representative! This handicraft store is brimming with creations from Jamaica, Indonesia, Morocco, Madagascar and elsewhere. Inside, to the rhythm of Jamaican music, Michaël is also a talented singer and composer. Our versatile artist makes objects for the home from rattan, wicker, papyrus and other materials. You'll also find leather goods, hammocks, bags and...Michaël.