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18 years ago
Awesome shop!!! Has a ton of amazing gothic/punk boots, a ton of great clothes.. mostly gothic. a place you MUST visit. For boys/girls. The prices are a little INSANE but you can't help yourself. Stop reading this & go ;) read more
35 rue de Turbigo
75003 Paris
France
Arts & Métiers/Rambuteau, 3ème
01 42 72 06 01
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I have found the best shoe store in Paris. I repeat, I have found the best shoe store in Paris!…read moreIt's almost too good to be true, but it's not, since I have the boots on my feet to prove it! Ok, imagine a shop that sells a tight-selection of super stylish, comfortable shoes, from boots and strappy heels to slip on flats and chunky pumps at affordable prices. Already, I've got you hooked right? Now add to that the fact that all of the shoes are made in Paris in an atelier in the 11th. Not only is that impressive, but so outrageously rare. Aside from super exclusive artisans creating custom shoes that cost a month's rent, it's impossible to find locally-made shoes at real-people prices. Now, as if that weren't enough, get ready for the icing on the cake. ALL of the models can be customized for no extra fee at all. So, if you love that pair of peep-toe pumps but want them in emerald green in stead of pink, Taher Mardini can make that happen for you. I took advantage of the sales and bought myself the perfect pair of black boots at 30% off the ticket price. They are amazingly beautiful and super comfortable and cost 1/4 of the price of a pair of designer boots made who knows where in the world. I'm totally eying a pair of ankle books that I plan on ordering in one of the 50 or so different colors that you could choose from. Never owned a pair of red boots and I think that I totally need that experience in my life. Oh, I forgot to mention that they'll also recreate a pair of your favorite beat up shoes for you too! How insane is that?! Thanks to Taher Mardini we can now make all of our shoe fantasies come true!
Had a good experience getting a pair of shoes here. I wish I was visiting for longer so I could…read moremaybe get something custom-done!
From the owner: Models tres originaux et surtout tres confortable . Very…read morepersonnel collection et unique that you never found it some where , ifyou are looking for a nice a confortable shoes ,you will found coup 2 coeur store is corresponding what are you looking for .nice shoes different and very good prise for the cheri confort and quality to enjoy every time. You will found classic chic , retro chic and also casual but different , be you and be coup 2 coeur ,welcome every one ,
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Visited Paris this summer and buying the leather sole red camilles was one thing I HAD to do! super…read moresweet customer service, the woman who helped was very friendly and patient, as well as helpful in helping me find my size! Beyond happy with my purchase and am so excited to own such a classic parisian staple
Very nice simple store that sells to ballerinas and regular folks. Choices ate limited but sales…read morelady was very nice. Mom and i left with shoes for ourselves and friends. Sizing is tricky...you have to order 1.5 sizes larger than your regular size.
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Years (like many many years!) ago i spotted someone wearing some super fab black seude boots that…read morei had to have - they were apparently from Colisée de Sacha... i soon after had the same boots as my cadeau de noel. Since then i have discovered Charles Kammer , Sasha's big sister, located on rue grenelle. This company has three brands: Charles Kammer, Colisée de Sacha and Parcours ( in order of quality) . Charles Kammer is a tad less trendy but is far better quality than Colisée. Parcours is fun but kindof cheap and a little tacky .... I recommend buying boots here, NOT shoes. The boots are a great value - very nice leather that wears well, and very comfortable ( i walk miles on end and one pair of my Charles Kammer is going on 6 years old !) I would not suggest buying shoes or sandals here as i bought a pair of sandals two summers ago that were not comfortable at alllllll and didn't look so hot after a few wears ( shocking as i was wearing them but not really even walking in them due to discomfort!) tip: If you are looking for a bargain or something you missed out on last season check out their outlet in the 2nd at 15 rue turbigo - they have all three brands Charles Kammer, Colisée de Sacha and Parcours - i have never bought anything but i am always fascinated by the variety available and the amazingly low prices...
Great store I will recommend to friends who are looking for places to shop. Service was good.read more
One star for having a big selection of shoes. another for…read morebeing clean and having more space in general, all the other spots were so cramped. 3rd star for having employees who actually seemed like they wanted to help. 4th start for having color ways we hadn't seen before.
Tbt when they've rented the whole castle (chateau) for the party
Several years ago I bought one of my most beloved pairs of shoes. From then on I make sure to…read morevisit. A few years later I bought another beloved pairs of shoes. I always make a point to stop at an Andre' while visiting and prolly always will. They never let me down when it comes to buying a great pair of shoes in Paris! This is a chain so be on the look-out while you're taking in everything else.
Several years ago I bought one of my most beloved pairs of shoes. From then on I make sure to…read morevisit. A few years later I bought another beloved pairs of shoes. This is a chain so be on the look-out while you're taking in everything else.
Ils étaient très serviables et gentils. Le français n'est pas ma langue maternelle et ils m'ont…read moreaidé à naviguer dans mon achat. En plus, j'ai un bon prix pour les chaussures de marche
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Incredible shoes and accesories (bags, purses, wallets) by designer Avril Gau, who formerly worked…read morefor Chanel. The quality is exceptional - soft, beautiful leathers and suedes, with the products made in Italy or Portugal - and the prices are incredibly reasonable (especially during the sales when much of the stock is half price!). I highly recommend.
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.
Love this store! Great selection and super kind staff. I traveled to Paris for two more pair of my…read morefavs!
The ONLY snobby experience I had in all of Paris was here! Maybe I'm just a dumb American but i was…read moreperusing their gorgeous and expensive shoes admiring when I snapped a photo to send to my daughter to see if she liked the shoes. Well that was a BIG NO No and they made sure to let me know. In a rude, snobbish parisian way. I'm not your typical American tourist who makes an ass of themselves so I was taken aback and quickly left. Lost this potential customer. Boo!
I stumbled upon this lovely store while wondering around the 2nd arr. The sales lady was so sweet…read moreand helpful. Great customer service. The purses are beautiful and are set at a great price. The jewelry was so cute and in trend. It is a must stop and shop spot in Paris.
I absolutely love this store! It has so many cute little accessories, and also handbags that I…read moredoubt I would find back in the States. If you go to Paris, you need to make your way here!!! When I come back to Paris, I will definitely come back! ENJOY!
Nice selection of clothing at fair price. Would definitely be this business and would shop there…read moreagain.
Nice staff, but the store was a little messy and disorganized. Lines for the fitting rooms were…read morelong (as expected) but it didn't seem very different from the stores in the states.... which was a little surprising. Sadly, I wasn't too impressed with the selection.
I discovered this jewel of a shoe store 4 years ago, on one of the most beautiful streets in…read moreMontmartre, tucked in, directly across from the Wall of Love and the Merry-Go-Round on rue Abbesses. Diane is a delightful shopkeeper who helps you find the perfect shoe. These shoes are a work of art. Added to the inventory, is a line of shoes with custom designs painted by artist Sauver Carlus. I recommend this shop to any woman that wants an extraordinary pair of shoes that will make her feel like she stepped out of a painting from the Belle Époque. I'll be back next year for another pair. Merci beaucoup Diane, Sylvia & Sauver for creating joy for lovers of shoes thatske us feel féminine and desired.
A tiny little store with the most beautiful shoes. Not only do they have the most unique styles,…read moreeach style comes in a rainbow of colours. If I could afford it I would have bought one of every style! I settled on a beautiful pair of mauve boots in the end. If I'm in Paris again I'll be sure to return!
Found a favorite linen shirt, skirt, and 2 fab scarfs here - loved this shop - back home now and…read morewish I had bought more!
With an assortment of seasonally appropriate styles that are very on trend and even better priced,…read moreEtern'elle is certainly worth a look. This is the sort of hidden gem shop I always hope I'll stumble across in my travels but rarely do. Whilst there I spotted silky star-studded tanks, tiny flower print skirts and plenty of pantaloons. I ended up taking home four tops in total: two linen cap sleeve numbers - one in navy, one in white - and a pair of gossamer thin tunics in both grey and black that'll work nicely over jeans or shorts but could also double as coverups on the beach. And, amazingly, nothing I bought was over €20! Etern'elle is tiny and isn't much to look at but carries loads of fast fashion at great prices. They also do shoes, bags and a small selection of kids clothes. I'm a fan for sure and will definitely pop in on future trips to Paris!
Super cute, eclectic little magasin tucked away at the bottom of the steps leading up to the Sacre…read moreCoeur. The owner supports local textiles and independent designers, and it definitely shows through the collections of unusual patterns and silhouettes and their smorgasboard of vintage-inspired boots and heels. After I commented on the propietor's "The Satorialist" book, prominently displayed near the cashier's desk (because, duh, I have and LOVE IT), he nonchalantly told me that Scott's girlfriend, Garance Dore (now a veritable photographer-slash-blogger-cum-fashionista in her own endearing right) used to frequent the store before she made it big. If that's not Parisian chic endorsement enough, I'm not sure what is. Oh, and I got a free pair of "bienvenue a Paris" panties (his words, not mine) with my high-heel purchase. Which meant I didn't need to do laundry in Paris. Score.