The shop keeper was very kind, friendly and helpful and the setting of the shop is so romantic. All…read morethe more so when I went inside the petite interior space to grab a glance in the bigger mirror and was greeted by the soundtrack of "My Fair Lady." I found a super fun hat that was also affordable (25 Euros for an awesomely colorful hat--see photo), and the shop keeper helped me with how it should be worn. They had numerous styles: newsboy, cloche, small brimmed, with flowers, with bows, with feathers, with bands. Felt, canvas, velvet in lots of black, grey, red, navy and brown. Chic and affordable.

Awesome hat store in the Marais area. Opens at 2:00 on Sundays (not at 10:30 as stated on yelp)…read more Was looking for a fedora style hat (not black) and wasn't able to find it at the flea markets. The owner is super helpful with finding sizes and colors. He even found a hat in a big enough size for my husband. The red hat I got for 30€ was exactly what I was looking for. I'll definitely come back for another one the next time I'm in Paris. Lots of hats/colors/sizes for reasonable prices.

Small shop on a side street, picturest. Very very accommodating. Wife went to Paris to buy a hat…read morefor great granddaughter and herself. Receptionist was extremely helpful, spoke english, and helped her pick a perfect Parisian hat for great grand daughter. She was then very helpful in modifying a hat for my wife in the short time we had, and boxed both for us to carry back on the flight home to the states. A perfect Paris story for us. Very nice, understanding, and helpful. Highly highly recommend.

The most beautiful hats in the highest quality! Here, you'll get advice on how to choose a hat…read moretailored just for you.

I happened upon Merry Jean's as I was walking through the Le Marais area. I walked in and was…read moregreeted by a nice gentleman, who I believe owns the store. He had just opened and I was his very first buying customer. I had chosen a hat and he was explaining the importance of choosing the right size and how at first it may be right, but over time will form to your head and expand. He offered me different choices without being pushy. And the prices were so reasonable. I ended up buying 3 hats!

There is a lack of quality men's hat shops in Paris so, I was happy to find a Borsalino in Paris…read moreafter first finding their shop last year in Rome. There styles of hats and caps are updated seasonally and I was happy to find 2 new styles that I love and have worn non stop since I bought them.

Fantastic selection of high-quality beautiful hats for both men and women made since the 19tg…read morecentury. They even will make them custom made for you and you can select your materials - dizzying array of colors, many choices for the hat band, and the interior cloth - all to your liking... It's an amazing place to go if you love hats. And for the price quality ratio it's really quite a bargain. They're not cheap but their expertly made , absolute gorgeous and will last a lifetime. Charming man who runs the shop - he could not be more helpful and will help you find a hat that looks best on you.

All hand made with passion! If you have a thing for hats definitely check it out! Prices are €170+read more

I stop here every time I'm in Paris. The man knows how to make great hats. Let me know if you open…read morea store in California.

2 minutes to their closing we walk in. Lady tells us they are closing in 2 minutes. We look around,…read moreit's crowded with bunch of Hermes wearing haute ladies being helped. I ask for a hat in different sizes & colors & styles. It takes a bit back and forth to be able to find the right hat. Lady that helped me (fluent in French) speaks British English. She is surprisingly helpful. I ask her to bring whatever she has in size medium, not a lot of selection n only one I liked.. An all black hat "Virginie". I walk out with this handcrafted hat made in Paris for 450 euros. Only con , they do not answer their phones!! And their website, IG/FB accounts, and here on Yelp do not display hours of operation! We landed at CDG at 5pm, hopped into a cab directly to Maison Michel (1 night layover in Paris)..I got very lucky I walked out with a hat that I liked .. Thank you young (and pretty) British lady for great service. She could have easily snobbed me the French way, I was fresh outta plane, flat hair, no make up, with ripped jeans and sport shoes (basically a mess) . I also uploaded some pics here.

I'm obsessed with hats lately and have purchased a hat on each vacation. After checking reviews we…read morestopped by La Cerise sur Le Chapeau. We were greeted by 2 lovely females. I explained that my French was not good. She spoke English very well. After choosing a style (there were 5 styles to choose from in the felt) she showed me the different color felts to choose from. There were so many choices!!! Then we chose the ribbon band and the smaller ribbon piece for the side of the hat. It was all customizable. I paid for my and left to walk the streets for an hour while they assembled my choices. I came back in an hour to see my new beautiful hat hanging behind the counter ready to go. The quality was superb. While picking up my hat, I actually ordered another hat to be shipped to home to USA. I will definitely be stopping here again when I visit Paris.

From the owner: Personnalized hats, both for Ladies and Gentlemen ; Straw hats (Panamas) for summer and Felt hats…read morefor Winter ; Classical and elegant, timeless and colorful

I think I stumbled into the Vampire LeStat's personal closet by mistake. Every time I came by, it…read moreappeared closed until another couple knocked on the door and a nervous-looking emo Goth opened the door and I followed in after them. The boutique has intricate and elaborate jewelry and accessories with a Goth slant. Lots of jewels and skulls. The contemporary designs are mixed with racks of vintage capes and hats that date back to the 18th century. Beautiful silks, laces, velvets and feathers with antique silver mirrors, etc. A back room contains even rarer pieces but Mr. Emo forbade us from going in there to see it. He said it was a museum, but there were prices listed. I guess he looked at us and figured we couldn't afford to buy whatever was in there. Otherwise, there were plenty of CDs of what looks to be Mr. Emo's music strewn all over the store. There are other locations, but I don't know if they have the same weird vibe as this one does. If you can get in here, the stuff is gorgeous and worth a look/purchase. I actually walked by this place late at night to see if it was open for the vampires, but it was not.

Perfect for buying costumes for budget performances! There are huge varieties to choose from, and…read moreover a whole range of prices. It's also a good place to find varied clothes for men, which is not easy to do. Just do be sure to check the quality before you buy!

Even though it was 7:15 pm, before closing time, and i was only buying 1 item, the cashier refused…read moreto sell to me, and others were still at the store. AWFUL SERVICE