Spectacular Children's Boutique for sizes Baby to 14. We brought clothes in sizes 12, 10 and 8 for…read moreboys and girls. The dress and jacket selection was the best we saw anywhere in the city. The price is big but it is worth it for quality!

From the owner: Vêtements pour enfants, de qualité et raffinés, notre collection se compose d'incontournable de la…read moremode parisienne. Le cashmere, la fourrure, les plus beaux cotons, les imprimés exclusifs s'invitent à chaque saison dans des collections hautes en couleurs avec un équilibre parfait entre la gamme proposée aux filles et celle dédiée aux garçons de la naissance à 16 ans.

I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE everything about this beautiful shop. We visited in 2018 and there…read morewere no babies in the near future so sadly I didn't buy a perfect take home outfit. This year in Spring 2023 we came back to Paris for a brief visit and I navigated my way through the city until I found her store again to purchase the most perfect take home baby outfit for my daughters baby girl who was due in July. Her beautiful stitching and handmade lace is a true work of art and can be cherished for many generations.

Marie is amazing!! I have been purchasing from her for over 30 years-not only does she have…read morebeautiful baby clothes, nightgowns, and antique French lace clothing and linens-she is a very talented seamstress who can craft items from antique pieces, as well as adding embroidery-whatever your fancy, she can add flourish or design to your specifications-she loves what she does, and it is obvious in all she offers in her very lovely shop, on Rue du Bac.

Tartine and Chocolat is a great children's clothing store/chain if you have a lot of money and like…read moreto dress your young one's with the finest. The design and quality is truly great though sometimes the design is a little too old-fashioned for me and I prefer Bonpoint, the big rival brand. This store is a small one in a very nice location, on rue de la paix, a few meters away from Place Opera but also all the high end jewelry stores on the same street leading to Place Vendome.

Stopped in after a trip to Pierre Herme. Low stock and incredibly rude staff. After half a dozen…read moretrips to Paris I rarely experience the rudeness that Parisians have a reputation for but this was the exception. Tartine et chocolate is readily available in the U.S. so it isn't that exciting to shop for it in France.

This Zara appeared to have more options than the one that I shop at in south Jersey. It is also…read morelarger and more organized.

Another high end clothing store on the Avenue Champs Elysees and our wives were in high gear ready…read moreto pounce on these internationally renowned shops. Instead of finding the nearest seat, this time I wanted to shop a little myself. After searching the wide showroom, I noticed that there was no mens section, which then was confirmed by staff, who advised they have a sister mens clothing store a couple blocks away. Not the answer I was hoping for. To me, this store was neatly displayed with alot of inventory, but very basic, not sure what the craze was.

If you like the children's clothing at Bonpoint, Tartine et Chocolat, Zef, Jacadi, etc then you…read morewill love this boutique as well. On only 50 m2 the two owners created a beautiful store selling their own brand. The interior design and the clothes are impeccable. For some more info on the store and the owners, check out this link (sorry in French...): http://www.daici.com/pic/297/maloup-pour-les-petits-loups.aspx

ADORABLE one of a kind children's clothing. Great colors, easy to put on shoes, beautiful style.read more

Beautiful baby clothes, albeit a little pricy. Reminded me of Gap, but priced higher.read more

From the owner: Incroyablement proche de l'Arc de Triomphe Sur la plus belle avenue, Petit Bateau a largué ses…read moreamarres pour le bonheur des familles entières de moussaillons. Etendu sur 230 mètres carrés, le bâtiment est décoré d'acier et de bois ; le rez-de-chaussée pour les grands et le 1er pour les petits avec des rayonnages placés à leur hauteur. Dessus-dessous se déclinent en de multiples couleurs. Les délicieux produits senteurs et parfums ne doivent pas être oubliés.

Bonton is one of those places that you hate to love…read more Despite wanting to dismiss it as a chichi, overpriced, bourgeois department store for kids, it's actually a great haven for decorative ideas, cool kid accessories and vintage Photomaton snapshots! But the cherry on the icing of the Bonton cake is really the hair salon in the back of the shop. Replete with sparkly lights, colorful seating, a blackboard table top for kids to color on, tons of children's books and ridiculously friendly staff, it's everything you could ever wish a kids' hair salon to be. Plus, the price is right! It's a reasonable 15E for a kids cut, so it was an obvious choice when we finally decided to treat our kid to his first "real" haricut (had you seen the previous homemade cuts you would convict us for having not sent him sooner).. Not only was the cut super sharp and fantastic, but the experience top notch. Coralie, our hairdresser, entertained her little client with little coos, clever distractions and lots of positive messaging (aka, oh boy, the girls are going to go nuts when they see how cute you look with this cut..). She was right, everyone's going bonkers for his new do. Never thought I'd say this but I can't wait for his next trip to the hairdresser! NB: They also do adult cuts too, and at really affordable rates!

They have a PHOTOBOOTH!!!!! And it is SO darling - three floors of children's apparel, accessories…read moreand toys.