Friendly service and I found exactly what I was looking for! The merchandise is very interesting…read moreand I enjoyed browsing! I will definitely return on my next trip to Paris.

This is a fun mens clothing store. The selection was a bit different that similar stores back in…read morethe states, and it was a good place to browse. Prices were similar to maybe the Gap or Banana Republic.

Spent a day shopping around and on this day we stopped by H&M to check it out. The store was clean…read moreand it had plenty of people around and I did get help finding something. They have plenty of space and four floors of space, so plenty of things to choose from. The prices are fair and since I did not bring enough clothes I did buy some things here. They do have fitting rooms and the checkout was fairly quick since the store was very busy. It is on a good location since if you feel like shopping, this avenue has plenty of stores to choose from. The lady at the register spoke French, Spanish and English. Yes, I liked.

I was happy with my experience here. I know H&M as a global brand, obviously, so I knew what to…read moreexpect when I went in there: lots of tourists not a lot of help good selection I got what I came there for, which were a couple pairs of pants. I also picked up a nice scarf for 7 euros. If you're not prepared to "do it yourself" then don't come here and complain.

One of the best Hugo Boss stores in the world. In terms of inventory, sizes, variance in styles,…read moreshoes, etc. In price it's no outlet store so you are paying the premium in style and latest season dibs. It's always worth a visit if your visiting Paris. I absolutely loveeeee their holiday 2019 campaign with collaboration with Elephants for Africa. It raises money for the endangered African elephants and programs. The pieces they designed are gorgeous. I love the abstract prints and shapes in their pieces with elephant motifs. It's a stunning collection of clothing, accessories, and home accents. Take a look on their website at this. Customer service at this location is exemplary with making sure customer is finding everything plus assisting when needed. ~

Years ago, I used to wear Hugo Boss ties and shirts. Since then, this european brand went 'skinny'…read morefashion wise with both their ties and shirts. I like more traditional cuts and have favored Brooks Brothers over Hugo Boss styles. I still decided to take a look at what they had to offer in Paris. The style just doesn't appeal to me and I keep the understanding that fashion is cyclical. When this happens, I will return to patronizing Hugo Boss.

I've always been a big fan of the Italian suits, who hasn't, so very impressed by this French one,…read morethough, the owner was honest enough to point out that they're still made in Italy. Go figure. Walked in because as any typical male in Paris, they notice the window shopping and truly appreciate it, unlike back home. Saw this stylish 3 piece, light navy blue with white pin stripe, she claimed the European 50 would fit me, despite me wearing my puffy Superdry down jacket---nice try there. Needed at least a 52 but at $1400 Euros on my last day before I hit the real shopping in Barcelona, I wasn't ready for that lol. Also, great men's selection of real shoes that will stand out. Oh, just a mere $900 for these gorgeous blue alligator shoes. Definite would consider back again, although not as much selection of shirts/suits like a Boss store, it truly is a bespoke store.

From the owner: La boutique des acteurs. Ce fabricant de costumes habille…read moretout le gratin en s'inspirant des mythes hollywodiens pour créer de nouvelles collections. Un grand choix de chaussures classiques y est présenté ainsi que des costumes sur mesure...

Target of Paris! They have it all clothes, milk, jewelry, wine, toilet trees, and personal items!read more

Monoprix is like the French Target, and this one, right off Champs-Elysées, is truly more of a…read moreTar-zhay. One of my friends wanted to go in to buy a plain black cardigan, which she was correct in thinking she would find, and we ended up spending like an hour shopping and browsing. The store was huge and well stocked, with tons of clothing and accessories, as well as an enormous pharmacy and cosmetics area. I thought about picking up some Caudalie and La Roche-Posay products, which were very cheap, but decided against it to avoid checking my bag going home. Joke was one me when I had to check it anyway, and barely made my flight because I hadn't accounted for that extra chunk of time. Buying a bunch of French skincare would've saved me a little bit of stress. I did get a French nasal spray on the recommendation of my friend who lives in Paris. I bought it for my perpetually congested husband, who was home watching the kids. It was the only souvenir I brought him from my trip (though I did get a Diptyque candle for the house), and I actually used it first when I caught a cold last month. I can at least attest that it worked quite well. The Monoprix was bustling, but check-out was easy and quick. I left with my nasal spray, and my friend did get her black cardigan. If you're looking to score some well priced French products, this place is definitely worth checking out. And if you're on the fence about that Caudalie Beauty Elixir, just go ahead and treat yourself.

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.