The best fashion and gift stores Neuville-De-Poitou

Phil 2 Roues is a motorcycle store located in Neuville-de-Poitou. They offer various services such as in-store shopping and in-store collection.

If you want to combine shopping with conviviality, head for L'atelier Mya in Neuville's main square. It's here, in his carefully decorated, slightly vintage women's, men's and children's clothing boutique, that Quentin awaits you to present his selection. Here, you'll never find the same thing twice. The store is constantly changing, and each piece is only available in one size, so your wardrobe is almost unique. Chic, casual, there's something for every taste, every occasion and always at a moderate price. There's even a lounge area where you can enjoy a cup of coffee, a chat or just wait while your other half pretends to be Pretty Women in the booth.

A big bowl of freshness, smiles galore, a pinch of revolutionary soul, that's the secret recipe of Fanny Carlotti, the young bookseller from Neuville. With Lecteurs en herbe, she has realized her dream: to open a children's bookstore. In her large, bright and beautifully decorated store, there are thousands of children's books. there are 3,600 titles to tell and read, for the little ones, the young readers, the word crunchers and other lovers of illustrations and beautiful stories. There are also young adult novels, mangas, as well as a corner reserved for adult comics, some feminist works, on disability, cooking, well-being, ecology, titles dear to Fanny. Please note that the bookshop can also order other titles that you might be interested in.

DD du Pwatoo is a gentle, disheveled baudet, the brainchild of graphic designer Jean-Philippe Vriet and his sidekick Frédéric Trouvat. The green-tongued baudet can be seen all over the place on T-shirts, woven hats, charentaises... as well as on a range of original recipes created with local partners (Bellefois beer, rillettes from Maison Mitteault...). In the boutique, you'll find all the brand's products, as well as goodies with the fun, offbeat effigy that we love both for the symbolism of the concept and the spirit of derision behind it.