Hey, how come this is all in French?!?! Just kidding! I love this store as it is convenient to the…read moreaction in Lyon. I can really only speak of the jewelry section, which I really enjoyed. They had a decent selection, considering it's kinda like a Macy's or something like that in the US. The cool thing is that when I was there (end of January) they were having the mandated sales in all the stores including Printemps. I got some nice stuff for 50% off!!!! It wasn't outrageous in the first place, but that sales point made the journey worthwhile!

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From the owner: Galeries commerciales A l'interieur du centre commercial de la Part-Dieu, et sur trois étage on…read moredécouvre les Galeries Lafayettes. Un immense espace où sont regroupés de nombreux commerces dans le domaine de la mode homme et femme, des bijoux, des chaussures, de la maroquinerie...bref un vrai paradis !!

I had a very disappointing experience at Monoprix. The website advertised that they close at 8pm,…read morebut when I arrived at 7:40 the security guard pushed me out. I was mad and confused, but not only was he unapologetic, he actually told me I should have done my groceries earlier in the day and not waited until the last minute. I asked to speak to the manager, but his arrogant response was even worse. Coming from Canada, I am not used to being treated so poorly as a customer. I feel this was unacceptable.

On Feb. 18, 2025, I made a purchase in the Lyon Bron store. Only to realize later that I was…read morecharged 0.90 Euro for "Microdon" in addition to my purchases. I never authorized this surcharge of 0.90 Euro. Upon reaching out to customer service, I was told this was not reimbursable, and that I would have to go to the store to get a 1 euro gift card (I live overseas and not in France). What a joke. Oh well, I'll take my US $ elsewhere next time, far more than 90 cents. Reference: Caisse 133 - T: 5049043 - C: 010735

Super cute women's thrift/vintage store in Lyon. We were looking for some good vintage sl thrifting…read moreand I will say, it was shockingly hard to find. There's a lot of vintage but it either is extremely high end or catered towards men in Lyon. I will say if I see another multi colored windbreaker and video game/band tea from the 80s or early 90s, it will be too soon. Well it's fun to see what other countries and cultures, our valuing, as somebody who lived through the 80s and 90s, I don't understand why it's somehow the height of hipster fashion these days. We were looking for some real quality women's thrift shopping and we found that at Carey Brad shop. The proprietor was very sweet and his English was very good. He was really helpful and, let us know he traveled all around to find his pieces. He was also helpful, and what we were looking for. We only had a chance to stop in for a little bit. The only reason I didn't get five stars is it opened a little bit late, and while it's most likely a sole proprietor, an hours are limited most likely due to Covid, and less of a tourist population, if I do find myself in Lyons I will definitely be going back again. If you're there, highly recommend. Lots of really cute accessories, shoes, and well priced. As noted, there's high end women's vintage in France, a lot of Chanel, and designer, but this spot had quite a variety of price points, and was not high end, but high-quality.

From the owner: Carrie Bradshop est une boutique vintage qui propose une sélection pointue de vêtements et…read mored'accessoires pour femme, des années 1950 à nos jours, en excellent état. Plus qu'un travail, c'est avant tout une histoire d'amitié et de plaisir qui lie Patrick et Yvo : " Il est tout aussi grisant de faire une découverte dans un obscur marché aux puces de Barcelone que de la proposer à une cliente conquise ! " confient-t-ils. D'ailleurs, nos deux compères ne sont pas nouveaux dans le phénomène ultra mode du vintage puisqu'Yvo chine par souci d'originalité depuis 1985, ses années lycée, tandis que le père de Patrick était antiquaire... L'aspect écologique ne leur a pas échappé puisqu'ils accordent tout deux une grande importance à l'environnement et au recyclage. De même, leur philosophie insiste sur le concept d'héritage. Avec le vintage, on observe une sorte de transmission culturelle de la l'histoire de la mode : " C'est vraiment amusant de voir des jeunes craquer pour des vêtements d'une époque qu'ils n'ont pas connue ! On inscrit ainsi le vêtement dans un nouveau contexte pour une nouvelle histoire, une nouvelle vie ! ". Les fashionistas, les lolitas et les collectionneuses de tous âges ont déjà flairé la bonne adresse car à 30 ou 40 euros le panier moyen, la folie couture est permise chez Carrie ! Dior, Ricci, Givenchy... Vintage & The City !