Service was terrible and employees were being extremely rude. I was told by another store that they…read morehad an item and when we went there the had no item,

Not my vibe! The store felt like a warehouse of basic goods in black, grey and white with some…read moredenim thrown in. No greeting from staff. Just a tangle of t shirts and sweatshirts and jeans.

I could have bought every item in this store and it still wouldn't be enough. Why can't we have one…read morein New York!? Weekday is from the same people that created Cheap Monday. It's their new affordable fashion brand that's accessible to any budget, but with clothes you won't find at places like H&M or Uniqlo. Lots of basics with modern cuts and enough style for the streets of Paris, or anywhere in the world you might wear their stuff. Their jeans are one of the things most people come here for, and while I didn't buy any, I can see why someone would. They look great and the price is right. You might want to bring an extra suitcase on your next trip, because you're going to run out of room in your carry on.

Hema is like a smaller, European version of Target which means... I'm kind of in love with it. You…read morecan find a lot of random and/or useful things here that are cheap: - bath things like towels, razors, loofahs - there's a beauty section with make up, nail polishes, hair ties - pans, tools, silverware, and glasses for the kitchen - cute little party favors and things for decorating - baby clothes and toys - chocolate and candies - school and office supplies - photo frames, etc! Basically Hema has what you didn't even think you needed. Like Ikea, I like that a lot of their products incorporate simple but nice design. It makes a difference and kind of makes you want to buy everything. Because it's cheap, everything won't be of the best quality, but if it breaks, it's not like you paid too much. This location has two floors and is larger than the one near Les Halles.

I love this store! I lived in Paris for a couple month, and i always come here for everyday stuff…read more They also sell a lot of travel size items which made it even more convenient for my weekend trips.

Well I just don't believe it...over the many years I have visited and worked in Paris...just go to…read moreany shoe shop and try and buy anything over size 45! Good luck...and if you find a pair, the likelihood is it won't be the pair you actually want. I'm 11 UK, sometimes 12 depending on the shape, make... By pure chance we were in the Marais after lunch at Le Marché and heading back when we saw a Braderie ahead...so we wandered over and took a look...at which point I looked up and saw this shop. We went in They stock from 47 and on up...big name makes, Under Armour, Timberland etc...trainers, shoes, walking shoes, boots. Not only that, they have seriously nice tops from XXL (me) and on up...Ts, shirts. The interesting make for me was Faguo... French, they make nice, stylish shoes and you can find them at Citadium & Galleries Lafayette; I have often found trainers, shoes and half boots that I would like but virtually nothing over 45. They told me they don't make them...but here they are - I was just bought a summer trainer for a present, a 47...so how does that happen. I don't care, he said he will get the half boot next winter and email me And - having said that - they are not fleecing you with the prices Nice, friendly, speaking very good English too This is a place I will return to for sure

From the owner: Boutique de grandes tailles depuis 1992 (chaussures et textiles) delongenlarge comme le nom…read morel'indique. Les chaussures du 46 au 50 et certaines jusqu'au 52 pour les vêtements du 2XL au 6XL et la particularité jean's en grande longueur de jambes et plusieurs articles pièces à manches en grandes longueurs. Veuillez nous rejoindre à la boutique au 26 boulevard Beaumarchais 75011 Paris avec une équipe dynamique et sympathique . Vous pouvez également visionner notre site delongenlarge pour une vente en ligne. Suivez nous sur Facebook.

It's a vintage shop, it's tiny, they have majority big sweaters and never cool 80s/90s goods. I…read morecan't imagine finding a reason to come here, but then again everyone's tastes are different, it's a fun area to walk through though!

I was so excited to find a vintage store in the Marais. I love vintage, love the Marais, and wanted…read moreto spend my money there. I walked in and happily began looking at the messy, wonderful, high pile of leather purses in the window display. A man who worked there started yelling at me extensively in French. I politely told him I don't speak French and he yelled "don't touch". I was confused and asked how I might decide if I wanted it. The man ignored me but and began organizing the beautiful messy pile. Aha! Lovely things, nasty man, tight conditions with only one small mirror in an inconvenient spot. Don't bother!

While French Trotters offers menswear only, it is an incredibly cool spot to shop pour les hommes…read more Despite the fact that the store sells a handful of American brands including Woolrich and Band of Outsiders and at a distinct markup from the prices we might find in the states, its offerings were clearly selected with care and cannot be found at home ( for me) easily. My travel partner who had been looking for THE leather jacket, a combination of: perfect fit, unique design, and timeless cool ... he managed to find THE jacket here. (Note: We have been trolling the shops of LA, SF and the internet for several months.) The garcons manning the shop were geniaux, and hip without being too much like our hometown boys in Los Feliz... those guys can be too much. (It's not safe to ride a bike without brakes around LA, let alone ride a bike with a camera around your neck.) While uniquely different, French Trotters reminded me a teeny tiny bit of Mohawk General Store on Sunset Blvd. And that made me smile because I like that shop. Cool stuff. Cool people. For anyone looking for a unique gift for a discerning guy this is the place.

Great curated brands and specially made for store items, very nice and helpful SA. Unique items you…read morecan't get everywhere. Recommend checking out if in the area.

Well, this is surprising asking me about Monoprix since I have been shopping there for the past…read morecouple of years. Thanks to a store rep who had seen me coming several times the rep recommended I get the store card. Thankful I listened to the rep because with the card there are many benefits. Since having used the card I get discounts and one time after acquiring so many points my purchase was free. So, yelp, I have nothing to say but good things about the store. Oh, and their products are top quality,.

Love this store, you can find anything felt like a French Walmart, service was great friendly staffread more

Timberland, as is the case with many reputable American companies, stands by their products. If you…read moredo not abuse the shoes/boots and they end up having a problem, just talk to the store and you can normally come to an agreement. Plus they have a good stance towards sustainable development (yes, they are a big company and so they could always do better) and are active (at least in the US) with supporting social initiatives, like AmeriCorps. Anyways, I love their Earthkeeper City Boots!