The best fashion and gift stores Rennes

La Boîte à rire is located right in the center of town, so you can pick up a disguise quickly when you need something original. For over 50 years, this store has been a specialist in party supplies, from cotillions to wigs and masquerade costume, not forgetting joke products and the whole special birthday collection. Small but dense, the boutique is brimming with all kinds of accessories. What we like about it is that you can find items for sale as well as for rent. Not forgetting the traditional humorous or naughty gadgets, and even a wide range of fireworks! In short, everything to please and make you laugh!

This ressourcerie (the first to be set up in the Rennes metropolitan area) makes the most of objects that have been discarded, based on the concept of a circular, solidarity-based, anti-waste economy. Recovered objects are given a second life. You can rummage through the bins haphazardly, finding crockery, decorating materials and accessories, books, cuddly toys, clothes, a haberdashery corner, small furniture and much more. Always at modest prices! Truly involved in the implementation of collaborative, ecological and social practices, the association also offers workshops for young and old to share DIY and anti-waste tips. An association that really makes us feel the benefits of a responsible alternative to our consumption patterns. Since the beginning of 2024, La Belle Déchette has relocated to Les Halles en Commun to bring together in one place its valorization center and its second boutique, La Réserve.

A change of scenery for the Santa Mozza address. Silvio and Manon are back with a brand-new concept: a pet shop-café tailored and personalized to the delight of our faithful four-legged companions. The cellar reveals an animal paradise. A well-stocked universe awaits: games, Qisu "hand & paw" hoodies, Hugo et Céline dog cookies and treats, Dexter&Mango shampoo made in France for a coat that will make street dogs swoon. Our favorite: Manon makes custom sliding collars, adjustable to each breed, in biothane and brass. A couple who always exude friendliness and handle renewal with talent!

A cooperative bookshop is an unusual concept launched by three associations already heavily involved in the life of Le Blosne, based on the possibility for everyone to take part in the bookshop's decisions by becoming a shareholder. It's an initiative that has won over the neighborhood's residents, who make up a large proportion of the total! The result is a bookshop that reflects its readers, a generalist indeed, but one that doesn't forget to emphasize multiculturalism and the important themes of our changing society. A pleasant little store, with wood-panelled shelves, reading areas and a rich program of meetings and events.

Here's a shop dedicated to the well-being of your feline and canine companions. Caroline Cantin has created an atypical boutique in the heart of the city, filled with quality products not found in conventional pet shops. Why atypical? Because here, respect and well-being for the animal are at the heart of her preoccupations. When you enter the boutique, you discover an Ali Baba's cave full of little wonders in two rooms, and each product meets Caroline Cantin's ethical requirements in terms of consideration for the animal. We love her ingenuity, as she has given meaning to her action by organizing partnerships with local animal protection associations: the boutique doesn't sell animals, but encourages you to adopt them through associations. In addition to a smiling welcome, you'll find quality accessories for cats and dogs, food suitable for all profiles and certified fit for human consumption (some products are in bulk!), without GMOs or additives. Of course, none of our products are tested on animals, and we refuse to sell items that could harm the animal's physical or moral integrity. And let's not forget clothing to cope with the cold and rain, like these raincoats made in Brittany from recycled boat sails. You'll also find hygiene products (shampoos, lotions, anti-parasitics), and even gift ideas for owners (stationery, figurines, crockery, jewelry, socks...). Needless to say, this place is a real delight not only for our faithful companions, but also for all cat and dog enthusiasts!

A fun, offbeat name dreamed up by one of the designers. This little boutique is now home to three artists. You'll find Loulataï's handmade silver and gold jewelry in unique pieces, Mina Lou's refined and delicate watches, jewelry and ceramics, and Marcel Bonnet's inlays of antique engravings, inspired by animals, art deco or gothic. It's a creative universe that never ceases to renew itself. La supérette offers one-off pieces made from fabric, metal or ceramic materials, and gives way to minimalist, geometric jewelry. A rich, varied and complementary universe... in short, a pretty supérette where you'll want to fill your shopping cart to the brim.

Founded in 2019, Ethical Jewelry was the first jewelry store in Brittany to work with Fairmined-labeled gold (a label certifying the provenance of gold produced by artisanal mines). Adeline Grelaud, a jeweler with a diploma from the "métiers d'art" in Saumur, creates made-to-measure jewelry. Her first collection is based on the oak leaf, a symbol of longevity and family roots. The next, "je marche sur la lune", is inspired by lunar craters. Adeline also works with rare gemstones such as tourmaline. The jewels are of rare finesse and elegance. A listening ear and a kindness that are greatly appreciated!

This laundromat pulls out all the stops when it comes to hygiene. La laverie Edgar makes a point of disinfecting daily to avoid any risk of contamination. Here, you'll find top-of-the-range machines (from 6 to 20 kilos) that respect water and energy consumption, and free professional laundry detergent, so you don't have to carry your own artillery. You'll have a comfortable space in which to sit back and relax... or stroll around the local stores for a machine. The launderette offers attractive prices for all budgets, with express drying at €1.50. Who can beat that?

While Céline didn't go so far as to offer a boa in a vase filled with formaldehyde, her cabinet of curiosities, which breathes new life into the 1960s and 1970s, is very inspiring. Beautifully laid out, the boutique features a plethora of unusual decorative objects, some of them vintage. As we wander around, we come across a mirror ball that will make our home sparkle, original candleholders in the shape of churros, pretty puzzles by New York brand Galison, brass ex-votos... A selection of fine books on social, environmental and artistic themes. Convenient: you can also order online and pick up your product in-store, free of charge.

The visitor who passes through the gates of the Night of Times enters a human-sized, pleasant and spacious place. This generalist bookshop located on the quays provides the reader with a very good stencil library as well as varied, original and well-stocked thematic collections scattered throughout the shop. In the comic strip section, although it is difficult to compete with the catalogue of a specialist bookshop despite the diversity of titles, the numerous "coup de coeur" cards that dot the shelves are appreciated. A table in the centre of the shop is even dedicated to these small cards. La Nuit des Temps also organizes meetings with authors as well as numerous events and partnerships related to current societal themes.

Welcome to the temple of made-to-measure elegance. This beautiful, luminous open space dedicated to men's beauty unveils exclusive, exceptional pieces. Atelier Coqlico borrows top-of-the-range materials from the finest French, English and Italian textile houses. A shirt, a wedding suit or a coat, tailor-made for your style and build. Here, we take the time to discuss the ideal style, materials and colors to match your morphology and personality. Plus: everything can be customized, right down to the cufflinks! Please note: the boutique opens its doors for made-to-measure suit workshops.

Audrey Joaillerie is a gentle bubble of romantic rococo allure. This tiny boutique is an ode to refinement. Audrey, designer and ambassador of the place, gives birth to this little Rennes gem. And she's the one who does it all! Here, we take care of custom manufacturing, repair, transformation and even recycling for a unique and inimitable jewel. The workshop allows us to work with certified stones and metals of controlled origin: custom-made necklace in 18K gold set with 7 unheated Montana sapphires, diamond foliage ring in 18K RJC rose gold, faceted opal, rhodolite garnet and 18K rose gold... A real gem of a boutique!

La Fabrique de Lunédou was set up by Corinne, a former judo teacher and anti-conformist optician. The boutique distributes eyewear from French brands such as Morel, L'amy and Julbo, all made in the Jura region. At the same time, our spectacle-maker creates made-to-measure eyewear in her workshop for all body shapes. The models are designed in cellulose acetate from Oyonnax in the Ain region, and incorporate various materials to create motifs (fabric, shells, etc.): the field of possibilities is vast. Her Ayoka brand, which means "hello and welcome" in Bété, is a lovely nod to her Ivorian origins... and to the warmth of the place.

Awarded the title of "Best Apprentice in France" in 2014, the reputation of this Rennes-based institution is well established. Founded in 1999, it perpetuates its expertise in the rules of the art. Its clientele includes individuals, professionals and well-known ready-to-wear boutiques: Iris, Atelier coquelicot, Georgio..., as well as the city's five wedding dress brands. Here, everything is handmade and the products are environmentally friendly (perchlorethylene-free dry-cleaning, aquanetting). If the many awards and labels awarded over the past 20 years, including the Net & Nature label, are anything to go by. A professional seamstress also offers a variety of alterations.

Behind Japanim is Julien Pelletier, founder of this network of bookshops specializing in manga, present in Brittany with 11 stores. In Rennes, the store initially located at 21 rue Maréchal Joffre has moved a few meters further to expand. Gone is the obligatory selection of references in the store, and the bookshop now boasts three floors and 300^m2 of floor space. The store features a wide selection of manga for children, teenagers and adults, as well as figurines and related products such as plush toys, models... and even swords. The team organizes meetings and signing sessions to exchange ideas with the public. A safe place for all fans of the genre!

Welcome to a thrift store for men, women and children that takes us back to free-spirited retro fashion. The red storefront sets the tone: Antoine et Colette takes its title from the François Truffaut film. Despite its small size, this colorful, flowery universe offers a vast choice of dresses, skirts, jackets, shirts, bags, hats, belts, shoes... in the purest spirit of vintage clothing from the 1950s to 2000. The pieces are always unique, and restocking is very regular. Other accessories with an old-fashioned but original charm lurk in the nooks and crannies. And the prices are very affordable! An address you'll never tire of!

Run by Naïma, Ozevou is a cocooning, cheerful and colorful boutique! On the menu: colorful women's brands, beautiful materials and peppy patterns, combined with carefully selected accessories. A mix of styles, the secret to a loyal, multi-generational clientele. Here, sweatshirts are eco-responsible and leopard-print bomber shirts are vegan. Naïma is keen to help women take the plunge and wear something unusual. It's the perfect place to indulge in a makeover with a little fairy who has the gift of revealing your hidden beauty. Tips: keep an eye out for Instagram competitions to treat yourself to a beautiful piece!

"Mon pied, ce héros" (My foot, the hero), a pretty slogan that has established the reputation of the place. Here, the foot is sacred. Since 1995, the Breton store has been putting shoes on kids (and big kids at Scott Premium) with quality footwear for healthy backs. This year, a number of brands have made it into the top ten. The boutique features Bel ami, Babybotte and Romanilly... Mini-Veja shoes top the sales charts for parents already won over by the French, fair-trade and responsible brand, as do Birkenstock shoes, a guarantee of quality. The advice is always sound, and the boutique is often packed at the start of the new school year in September, with long queues...

Graduates of the Compagnons du devoir, Anne and Cédric take us on a journey into their love of the crafts of yesteryear. This traditional shoemaker knows how to handle the art of artisanal boot-making. The smell of leather and shoe polish wafts through the centuries-old tools. Traditional techniques are used to give your old shoes a new lease of life. We love their expertise, their care advice, the quality of their work and their warm welcome! The owners have been designing shoes and handbags themselves since 2008.

Since 2000, Critic is a bookstore specialized in comics, with a small literature area focused on SF, fantasy and detective stories, not exhaustive, but run by a staff that knows its score. Since 2009, Critic has also become a publisher of novels in the three above-mentioned genres and has even recently launched into comics in collaboration with Les Humanoïdes Associés. 2022 is a special year since it marks the arrival of a new establishment... just a step away from the one we already know. Dedicated mainly to manga, these new premises come at the right time to fill a lack of space that was becoming obvious and to develop an ever more abundant offer.

In Rennes, there are many opportunities for bargain hunting, but one of the most obvious is a Thursday morning visit to the halles centrales. All around this building, decorated with mosaics by Odorico, it's a good idea to stroll to meet a round of objects with the charms of yesteryear. The local professionals know each other well and will always have something to catch your eye. And bargain-hunters are not mistaken: they regularly come to unearth a few fine finds. So, from boulevard de la Liberté to the corner of place Henri Commeurec, via rue Jules Simon, you'll have plenty of time to spot a few stoles, old books, telephones from another age or Henriot porcelain. There's plenty of memorabilia to be acquired, and many secrets to be revealed about the objects from another age. You'll discover thousands of vintage postcards, pocket watches, old stamps, collectible figurines, furniture, toys, miniatures and more at the various stands. There's so much to remember! You'll also find beautiful furniture, from old school desks to Napoleon III secretaries. Like all flea markets, you'll find yourself wandering along the stalls with their share of kitsch and cult objects. It's a great walk to take, and one that will appeal to amateurs and tourists alike. In just a few steps, whole swathes of history are revealed, as well as a little of the city of Rennes. A must-see!

The boutique, with its golden lettering haloed by neon pink stars, showcases the finest labels in women's and teenage girl clothing (12-14 to 18 years old): Bellerose, Hartford, Soeur, Les Petits Hauts (for beautiful knits). Each season features casual dresses, pretty mohair sweaters, embroidered shirts, floral tunics, timeless sweaters and cool little accessories: Soeurs Paris scarves, jewelry, fluffy fleece fanny packs... We recommend the colorful, sparkling Master Legacy sneakers, very elegant and super-comfortable. The boutique is bubbly and cocooning, and Séverine and Sophie are always on hand to advise you.

Change your wardrobe almost every week, that's the watchword! Dress code is an adorable little women's clothing boutique (perhaps the smallest in Rennes), but never short of ideas. You can also visit its two little Rennes sisters, Dress Up and Dress Time. Brands such as the bubbly and colorful Anouck et Ninon or the urban Parisian The Korner official are always a big hit. When it comes to style, you can trust Laetitia, who has a lot of fun with her head-to-toe looks. Always cocooning, comfortable, well-groomed and reasonably priced. A small, intimate boutique with plenty of character!

Suppléments d'âme is aptly named... It is illustrated by the beauty, refinement and creativity of this address. Welcome to Wonderland! At last, a high-end haberdashery that's chic and rustic, but at easy prices. Whether you want to make yourself a little dress for summer, a necklace for a friend, a trendy bag or a gift of slippers for winter, you'll find what you're looking for here. Far from the usual standards, but following contemporary influences, this pretty boutique offers creative hobbies to do almost anything yourself. A store that stands out for its inventiveness, with a range of textile and haberdashery products as vast as they are rare, to suit every style. In the first room of this cosy interior, you'll find patterns, braids, ribbons, beads, buttons and everything else the budding costume jeweler needs. The second room, entirely dedicated to fabrics, will leave you spoilt for choice: flashy colors, varied materials and designer motifs (japanese, bucolic, geometric, etc.) guarantee you'll find something here to make a unique piece of work. And should you lack inspiration, rely blindly on the good taste of Eve Marais, creative owner of this little couture paradise. She's passionate, fascinating and so friendly. And for those who think they don't have what it takes, the boutique offers crochet, sewing and jewelry workshops. Plus: you'll find haberdashery and organically grown fabrics!

If we love hidden places so much, it's to rediscover the pleasure of discovering authentic boutiques. Franck Krembser liberates local, high-end vintage. A collector of thrift and vintage goods for over 30 years, Franck Krembser has succeeded with flying colors in becoming a must-see for fans of true vintage! The window displays Levi's and Lee jeans, T-shirts extolling the American Way of Life, backpackers' bags and Converse. The jukebox lights and good sound draw you in. The boutique has a museum feel, with a collection of collector's items, such as a US fighter pilot's jacket in authentic tweed. A must-see!

Beautifully designed by the renowned Wunder Architectes agency, the Hope boutique distributes Vero Moda®, Pieces B2B, Only and Nosy May and JJXX.

Pauline and her team will be delighted to advise you. The booths lined with Japanese cherry trees, the collection of mottled floral frames adorning the staircase, the velvet armchairs, books, candlesticks and copulating rabbits create a soft yet incredibly vibrant atmosphere. A rich, eclectic universe that never ceases to reinvent itself with each passing season. A wonderful address that goes to great lengths to unearth nuggets at low prices. You're sure to find what you're looking for!

This sneaker boutique is a must in Rennes, now located in the Alma shopping center. From renovation to cleaning and customization, young Breton Joan Georgais has thought of everything. Here, different materials, fabrics and leathers are used to restore, create and superimpose patterns, while playing with colors to give birth to the sneakers of your dreams. It's the art of the stylish sneaker that transforms your sneakers into urban manifestos! Take a look at her Instagram page, where you'll see her talent for giving new life to shoes you thought were beyond repair. To discover: Sneaker Wash Corner x Sobhi Sport, located quai Emile Zola.

This Rennes-based company needs no introduction. For 14 years, Le Bazar Rose has been revisiting jewelry and accessories, a far cry from traditional jewelry. Stéphanie takes over the store. Of course, we come here for jewelry such as the Gas brand, whose creations from the Marseille workshop are a sure bet, textiles, accessories and hats... but also to discover the higher ranges such as those by P. Monvoisin, D. Sausset, C. Daoust and Feidt. We set our sights on a Daoust "Round Pencils Neklaces" pendant. An address where you can splurge at any time thanks to its online boutique, especially for special occasions!

Monsieur. confirms its place as one of Rennes' chic and modern ready-to-wear boutiques for men! The boutique is brimming with collector's items from French designers such as AMI, which features on the official Fashion Week calendar, or Maison Kitsuné, which produced Daft Punk, as well as Maison Boinet and even Officine Générale... the boutique surfs the French high-end with taste. We also discovered the ultra-comfy Blouson Jules sleeveless jackets in duffle coat style, and the Serge shirt with its embroidered heart pocket. It's sharp, and Paul's advice is always spot on! The women's counterpart to the boutique, Madame, can be found on Rue Beaumanoir.

Darjeeling offers feminine lingerie exclusively from the A cap to the bonnet G. In this pretty boutique you will find lingerie, night linen and bath in a classic style with a touch of fantasy but without extravagance. So Darjeeling is a name that goes to teach: light, fine and at reasonable rates… It is true that Darjeeling is a perfect support for dreaming. This is what the store breathes when you enter. A soft and soft atmosphere first, a knowledgeable and expert advice, to help you make your selection within the wide choice offered. All of them are of impeccable quality, fine textures for some and very well awarded, colorful colors of the most acidulous to please the different personalities, various shapes and additions for the different occasions… You will find here what to satisfy seduction, lightness or your need for comfort, depending on your desire: from the swimwear to the corsetry, to the nuisance and other accessories. To make you beautiful and give your silhouette plenty of charms.

This women's and ethnic fashion jewelry store works with some fifty French and European costume jewelry designers to sublimate every woman. This year, Julie has unearthed some rare gems, like the leather banana glitters from Cinnamon. Here, brands are inspired by art, nature, architecture and travel. They include Zag, Santibe, Fabien Ajzenberg, Argelouse, Laëti Trëma, Leju, Francine Brami, La Mollla and this year Soyang. The focus is on buffalo horn, in brooches, bracelets and earrings. A pretty boutique that advocates zero waste and artisanal production. A story of passion!

This boutique-workshop is located in the heart of the historic center of Rennes. Although the Janins have retired, the new partners are continuing in the same vein: the creation, made-to-measure and sale of antique jewelry, in keeping with tradition. Jewelers and gemologists work in the workshop adjoining the boutique, in a classic, timeless style, playing with historical references and modernity. Here's a door to knock on to be guided and have your engagement ring custom-made. An eye-catching boutique with a collection of antique jewelry, some dating back to the 19th^century .

A pretty contrast that this shop in the wood molded wood way and the purified style of interior design. A beautiful illustration of the Calvin Klein spirit in terms of lingerie: refined without too much, sober but elegant. In this boutique, you will find a friendly welcome, and you can choose between lingerie, male and female, night clothes or sportswear. Sober on the whole, playing on cuts that emphasize and put the body in value, playing on comfortable materials (cotton, elasthanne, microfibers and light lace), Calvin Klein's underwear line gives a young boost to traditional lingerie shops. And there's even a good business corner: on two tables you can combine three models of your choice for 39 euros, the models and colors change every month, but the offer, it remains!

The Galeries Lafayette inaugurated in December 2017 their new sales space, always on 3 levels but more extensive (1000 m 2 of commercial area). With two escalators, a gourmet Lafayette space on the ground floor, and hundreds of brands, there are beautiful claws and refined products on all floors. It's true that this is the perfect address for shopping in the city center while thinking about the Ladies of Zola's ladies. Visitors or Rennais, this is for you a practical plan for good products to catch before leaving, to tour cosmetics, lingerie or large ready-to-wear signs for men, women and children. This historic sign is ideally placed in front of the docks and is almost equidistant from the strategic locations of Anne de Bretagne, Parliament, Town Hall and the Lices. On the floors, the ready-to-wear spaces include many brands such as Agnès B, Princess Tam Tam, Sandro, Maje, The Kooples, Pepe Jean's but also Sotch and Soda, Fossil, Le Slip Français, Mellow Yellow, Nina Ricci… There are often fine deals to be done during sales or promotional days offered by the sign, especially as prestigious brands are present. They each occupy a distinct area of the store for perfect visibility. A sign that fully plays the map of private sales and brings new brands regularly.

Melle Numéro 5 makes an impact on rue Hoche with its duck-blue façade. Even before you open the door, it's clear that color and trend are the order of the day here! Audrey and Virginie have customized the interior with fluffy carpets, velvet curtains, subdued lighting and a warmly designed interior. We love Danish and Spanish fashions... and, of course, pretty Parisian pieces. You'll find the store's favorite labels: Compañia Fantastica, Rue Mazarine, Nümph, Louche, Pan, Fam... And above all, limited-edition pieces, in fluffy, shimmering materials, the eye-catching detail that will light up the rest of your wardrobe and that no one else will have!

We salute this initiative! L'équipière is a second-hand shop dedicated to sports equipment, accessories and textiles. The store is run by an association and offers equipment for over 50 sporting disciplines, at low cost. The mission of the volunteers is to add value to second-hand sports equipment, which is sometimes thrown away because it's too small or slightly damaged. Please note that L'Équipière does not collect equipment in poor condition (holes or tears), nor flocked jerseys or out-of-season equipment. To raise awareness of eco-responsible practices in the sporting world, the association has even created a game and takes part in corporate events.

This 400 m² audio-visual solutions store, located in the heart of the city, defines itself as an architect of emotions, which goes to show the extent to which sound and image generate exaltation. Just step into the store and listen to the quality of the sound. Music lovers, cinephiles and gamers are won over. The solutions on offer are the ultimate in image, sound and design. The store's most representative brand is Bang of Olufsen, a Danish brand offering top-of-the-range equipment designed with excellence and passion. Other classics include Bose, JVC and Panasonic. Our team of experts can help you with everything from the purchase of your hi-fi system to the installation of a complete home automation system.

It shines, it's golden, saturated with glitter and photogenic objects and ready to post on social networks. This Parisian-inspired showroom is reserved for customers who can afford excessive frivolous expenses. It is articulated in a triptych, one dedicated to a snack area, the other to decorative objects that shine and smell good, the last one to the finery, soft, tender colors and trends. In short, objects of comfort, delicacy, coquetry and pomp in every sense of the word. We would appreciate this brand with its girly aesthetic if it did not stand out from the others of the same type as its prices..

The boutique of Audrey and Sophie, "shopper addicts" of second-hand clothing, is the perfect place to unearth great finds in second-hand shops. You'll find clothes at all prices and from all brands, from the inexpensive H&M and Zara to the more expensive Maje and Sandro, as well as dried flower wreaths from Bazar à Pétale, BO Lune jewelry and other trendy accessories. On certain Sundays, the duo move their racks to the bars and restaurants of their friends in Rennes. These cheerful pop-ups are a brilliant blend of different worlds: restaurants, tattoo artists, florists, second-hand clothes, jewelry, Rennes designers like Chillers wear...

Located on Boulevard de la Liberté, NIJ, from the Breton word for "flight", is an association of some twenty local designers sharing an exhibition space that doubles as a boutique. Here you'll find a wealth of decorative objects and original gift ideas to please yourself and others. Bags, hats, jewelry, stationery, sculptures, ceramics, lamps, lampshades and even children's accessories (cutlery, egg cups, stuffed animals, cushions, etc.) are all unique or produced in small series. We've fallen for Morgane Chouin's linocuts. A cozy nest created by Julie and Nadine, with a soft, comforting atmosphere. Also at the port of Dahouet in Val-André since 2022.

Enter a pretty boutique filled with beautiful stories... Clarisse Lecointe's boutique is characterized by elegance and softness, gold and dried flowers. Clarisse and Inès meticulously select nuggets: the brands are limited and produced in very small quantities. Here, the emphasis is on exclusive, ethical and committed green channels. You'll find clothing from brands such as Essentiel Antwerp, Rita Row, Bobo chose, AMT Studio, Sita Murt, shoes from Bobies, Newlab, bags from Po&me, myriad jewels from Doson, April please, Yay Paris and stationery! An address where style rhymes with sweetness, cheerfulness and good advice!

A cooperative bookshop, l'Astrolabe belongs as much to its employees as to its members. Founded by Xavier and Simon, two former Critik booksellers, it now has over 130 members, most of them from the Maurepas district. Semi-generalist, it offers a wide selection of literary works for adults, comics, children's books and works on the humanities and social sciences. L'Astrolabe is also home to Rennes-based publisher Argyll, specializing in fantasy literature. The bookshop aims to be a genuine meeting place, anchored in its neighborhood. It regularly organizes discussions and debates on a variety of themes.

Nos Petites Canailles has become Superkids by Anne & Valentin, one of the former boutique's flagship brands, made in Jura. The optical store dedicated to children and tweens has a sales area and a colorful, ultra-design play area. Bénédicte and Emma are on hand to detect your kids' corrective needs and find the most beautiful frames. To discover this year: Théo, Odette lunette, La petite lunette rouge and Komono, not forgetting of course Very French Gangsters, I.C.B.G, Nathalie Blanc, Jean-François Rey... A concept that takes us all the way across the Atlantic. You can even have your frames made in Seattle!

The concept is not lacking in pep: this bike-café proposes to repair your bike while you take a coffee (1802 of course!) or a Diwan tea. The place has been recently decorated with a very nice street art atmosphere. In addition to the repair, you can also buy a bike, whether it's used or new! The favorite brand? Tokyo Bike, a small independent bike company, born in 2002 in the suburbs of Tokyo, adept of slow travel, which designs handy bikes, with a vintage look, perfect for the city. The concept, created by two brothers, Azad and Maxime, is based on conviviality and urban living.

The small thrift shop has expanded. The 70's universe discovered in the second boutique has been repatriated to the historic store in old Rennes: Coco prend le thé accessories, upcycling, handmade denim pieces from Rennes-based Digital Punk and scarves from La Bananeraie. The rue Saint-Guillaume stall is a veritable cavern, all nooks and crannies. A real secret cache: obsolete objects, knick-knacks and "shock stuff" unearthed on the sly, faded classics and beautiful pieces from the past... From fashion to decor, from rock'n'roll to colonial style, we admire the selection and appreciate the affordable prices.

Blind Spot is a must for music lovers. The store offers a wide selection of new and used vinyl, CDs and books. The store's interior is decorated with drawings of musical instruments, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Services include in-store shopping and in-store pick-up. Don't hesitate to visit this unique store during your visit to Rennes.

If you're a fan of hidden places, you're sure to love this poetic and cheerful 150^m2 universe where the finest creations flourish. Decoration, women's fashion, jewelry (check out Waekura's velvet travel box), small furnishings, cosmetics, gastronomy: come and discover the finest designers. Here, the spotlight is on our French start-ups. There's also a Grill corner with a selection of plants and planters, a Men's corner dedicated to men, and a hobby corner featuring candle kits, cyanophyte kits... In short, an enchanted, cheerful and luminous place brimming with little pleasures to give as gifts or keep for yourself.

The warm front of this bookshop beckons us to get away from the noise of the city. We enter a cozy space run by Julie and Christine, two former Japanim booksellers. They combine their singularities to give visitors the best possible advice. A generalist bookshop, it offers a vast choice of manga, romance, young adult and fantasy. An added bonus is the café area, where you can relax with a hot or cold drink. The bookshop also displays works by local artists on its walls. It organizes literary and non-literary events, such as a creators' stall one Saturday a month. A cocooning haven not to be missed!

FRED ROLLAND, artisan shoemaker in Rennes, is a true master of his craft. He specializes in traditional shoe repair and reshoeing. From fitting skates to repairing shoes for prestigious brands such as DOC MARTEENS and LOUBOUTIN, Fred Rolland demonstrates solid expertise. Restoring Vuitton bags, personalizing and transforming any leather object, his workshop also makes custom-made leather goods and sandals, with a wide choice of materials and soles. Rigor, passion and expertise make FRED ROLLAND a benchmark in its field.

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