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Adrienne G.

I'd learned in Prague that a pair of boots I'd been seeking were a limited edition style & only available in Paris so Mr & I made Loubbie one of our first stops when we arrived in the City The only salesperson available didn't speak much English & my French was even more pathetic than I remembered but we were able to get our points across & it was a fun challenge to try to find the right words Not having the exact size I needed in my boots, she offered to get the next size down & Mr & I agreed to come back the following day. Little did I know that this nice girl had come back on her day off to continue helping us, until we were paying & arranging for delivery to our hotel Because it was not only those boots that captured my heart but also a pair of LOVE ballerina flats & let's not forget the Mr. He ended up walking out with not 1 but THREE pairs of shoes that ranged from sporty to fancy. We never felt rushed & the salesperson was happy to bring out different sizes until we found the right pair - we also got financiers as an added treat Thank you for bearing with my horrible French and making this shopping experience such a pleasure - for taking a chance that when the Mr & I said we would come back that we actually meant it.....because we did! And we will keep coming back to this location for the superior service and amazing shoes

The card Printemps gave me to go pick up my shoes at this boutique, the worst in Paris.
Eva Y.

The worst store experience of all CL boutiques in Paris. Total disregard of customers' time and disrespectful of store hours. Yesterday I was sent over to the boutique by the CL store inside Printemps, who didn't have my size and called the Faubourg shop to hold mine as they had stock. When I arrived to the shop, after getting out of my cab, there was a small line of about 10 clients. It was 6:05 pm. There was a surly security guard, who promptly told me the store was closed. Mind you, the store closes at 7 pm. He then rudely and angrily turned his back towards me and tried to physically block my entrance to the short line. After I explained to him that another CL store sent me there, and that I would just make a quick purchase as I knew exactly what I wanted, he still said dismissively it was "pas possible". I spoke to him in English but I speak French as well, so can hear him bad mouthing me and the other customers who were also behind me that wanted to go in. To make matters worse, at 6:15 pm, (a full 45 minutes before store closing), he ushered the few people ahead of me into the store. Slammed the door and stood in front of it like a bouncer in a club. Disgusting and appalling! Then the salespeople inside the empty store gave the people bottles of water and looked at us outside with disdain. I don't think I have ever seen such disrespectful behavior and such ego from a security guard in all my life. The six other customers outside with me consistently asked for the manager to come out, but the security guard and salespeople who came outside refused to do so. There was still a good 30+ minutes left until 7 pm. Only one person was let in, a woman who spoke French to the nasty security guard and flashed him cash from her bag. She was let in with her husband and child, although she was way behind us in line. Disgusted I left and shopped the other boutiques still open until 7 pm on St. Honore, a great one being Saint Laurent. This CL store gave me a totally bad experience that will NEVER be repeated. Do not waste your time going to this store, the others in Paris actually know how to service clients and offer a real luxury experience. Don't support brands who treat clients as if they have to beg or be insulted to shop and spend their money. Shame on you Christian Louboutin and your amateur staff.

Jennifer F.

I had heard rumors that the store had a two hour line wait just to get inside so I was expecting to wait in line, even though I came here on a Wednesday afternoon. Surprisingly, there were only about six people in front of us so we knew that we would get in right away. Wrong. They were only letting two people in at a time every 10 minutes or so. Although we didn't wait longer than 30 minutes, it was aggravating that we had to stand outside in the heat when the store was not very populated. Nevertheless, the inside of the store was beautiful. The carousel with the glitter shoes was my favorite part. Unfortunately, they didn't have too many shoe options. For example, the classic black or beige patent leather pumps were not available. It was difficult to find things in my size (6.5) or in a popular color (many shoes were available in pink or purple.) I did make a purchase but would have made a much larger purchase if they had more options or if they had more things in my size. I am very happy with the sales associate that assisted me (a petite blonde lady who's name I didn't get), as she was quick and friendly I did make recommendations that made sense. She tried her best to find me shoes close to the ones that I asked for, and she knew the store's inventory well, which saved us time. I will be back here again because the prices are lower than what you would pay in the United States. I hope they have more inventory when I return! The tall brunette who checked me out was knowledgeable in the VAT refund process and also let me know what other stores and even what other countries had the shoes that I was looking for in my size. This was pretty helpful since most Americans travel around Europe and CL has shoe store in all of the popular touristy places. For those of you who do not wait in line to get in, the trick is to go during off-peak hours, so avoid the weekends and evenings. My favorite part about this store is that they have unique shoe styles that you cannot find any other country.

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Who doesn't love to shop at a Christian Louboutin boutique, especially in Paris?!!! Merci beaucoup!

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Hermès - Handbag appointment.

Hermès

3.6(86 reviews)
0.3 kmConcorde/Madeleine, 8ème
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I went to the Hermès flagship during a two-day stay in Paris last month. The brand is a bit statusy…read more(and expensive) for my taste, but they have a tableware line I've admired for years, and I figured it'd be meaningfully cheaper in France. I wasn't going to go out of my way during such a short visit with my two small children, but when we found ourselves walking past the place on our way to the Christmas markets, I decided to go in for a quick browse. It turned out to be a wonderful stop on our chaotic Christmas-themed mini-tour of France. The store had been transformed into a fancy Christmas destination, with a scavenger hunt that took guests, both children and adults, through several stops within the store, where they played adorable immersive carnival-style games and received stamps in a little book. Once the stamps were all collected, they could be redeemed for a special gift. At first, I was just grateful that my kids had something to do while my friend and I looked at a change tray I'd had my eye on for a few Christmases but had never seen in person. The woman helping me (I think her name was Claude) was gracious and professional. She had me sit, showed me catalogues, and went into the depths of inventory to retrieve the tray I wanted. I ran the numbers and figured I was looking at about a 30% discount with the French price and the tax refund. I bought the change tray and took it home in that distinctive orange box, which I put under the tree as a gift to myself. When I found my children again, they were with my mom in the climactic final stage of the scavenger hunt, a lushly decorated Christmas room with a couple of final games and the prize station: a table where all customers were invited to make their own Christmas ornaments with Hermès store quality ribbons and leather and little bits of hardware. There were sweet attendants who helped my boys, but most of the people claiming these prizes were adults. My kids had an absolute blast, and I got some great photos of them throwing fluffy snowballs at felt Christmas trees and posing in a fake gondola in the shape of an Hermès luggage tag. My five-year-old declared that this was his favorite store, and I tried to get him to memorize "Hermès Saint-Honoré" so we could troll his dad on FaceTime. I was pleased with my purchase, and all of us, children and adults, were impressed and thrilled with this surprise holiday experience. I'll bet we could sell those ornaments for a couple hundred bucks, too, but I'm happier having them on our tree.

This Hermès flagship has been around since 1880, back when they made harnesses instead of handbags…read more-- but it's still got serious style. Unlike other Hermès stores where you wait outside like you're trying to get into a nightclub, they actually let us right in. Big, gorgeous two-story space with a café and restrooms tucked in the back. Although a wine bar would've definitely helped to loosened my wallet even more ;) We checked in downstairs (just to the right of the stairs) and waited about 15 minutes before a friendly salesperson helped us. Best part? They actually had the bag my girlfriend wanted -- unlike the wild goose chases in Barcelona and Prague. She was ecstatic, which meant I got a free pass to spontaneously duck into wine bars as we wandered Paris while she sat there drinking coffee and floating on a cloud of Hermès happiness. Win-win. Happy Shopping!!

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Hermès - Just a few little extras I got for myself. My wife says that I should keep the boxes? Again, be a guy I totally don't understand why?

Just a few little extras I got for myself. My wife says that I should keep the boxes? Again, be a guy I totally don't understand why?

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