French woman walks into a men's clothing store. She sees row after row of pink and blue floral…read moreprint shirts, "Wait this is the woman's section." She turns to leave, realizes her mistake, "Ughh, it's France. You never can tell".

The best part of this place is the staff. Every time I come to Paris, I stop in here at least once…read moreto shop but also just to chat. They are pretty well entrenched into the fabric the seemingly ever-changing Montmartre/Barbès neighborhood. The owner and in-house label designer is always a pleasure to chat with. He likes to chop it up about everything from hip hop music, to design, and politics. If you're just passing through be sure to get some dining recommendations as well. They know the spots. But I digress... The boutique is dope. They offer a number of niche brands that create some quality clothing. Also the in-house Isakin brand is coming out with some very well put together pieces each season. I shop mostly for their pieces when I'm there. They give you that Parisien refinement without any of the pretentiousness. You can't help but to love it. This place is a neighborhood gem.

Very unique and well constructed with up cycled fabrics. One off designs and friendly helpread more

Good shop good service. Nice people. Average prices. Bought a yellow shirt and love it.read more

From the owner: See You est une boutique multimarques qui s'adresse aux vestiaires masculin. En recherche constante…read morede nouveaux labels et attentif aux tendances. L'équipe See You propose une sélection de marques choisies avec soin par des passionnés de mode. Des marques avec un état d'esprit, une image forte, des produits de qualité, qui ont une histoire, une vision, une façon de s'exprimer. See You c'est aussi le mix entre Musique, Arts et Mode, les amis s'y retrouvent pour partager. La boutique devient un véritable lieu de vie et d'expression.

Fantastic ambience, style and impeccable food. Drinks were also very good. Would go back anytime…read moreI'm in Paris again!

Armand Thiery reminds me of Chico's in the U.S. Not cheap, but not crazy expensive like most of…read morewhat I find in French department stores. The colors are bright and cheerful, though I tend to gravitate to the blacks and blues. I've bought several shirts at Armand Thiery over the years that have become staples in my wardrobe. It's a must-stop for me in Paris!