This place is quite fabulous. Lots of beautiul choices! The staff are very helpful. Fabulous bags…read moremade in France. So many choices for material as well. I should have purchased more. Will try to order from home in USA. Also got a very beautiul fabulous quality tablecloth.

We stayed a week in Aix-en-provence and visited all the table linen stores (literally all). La…read moreVictoire was the best by far both in wonderful service, fabric quality and variety. Since we bought so many table linens for ourselves and as gifts we had to buy an additional duffle bag so we could take all the table linen home with us. A question for La Victoire, what is your email so I can talk to you about buying some Christmas gifts? Or is there a way to buy directly from you online?

A nice little shop with original poterie "made in France!" That seems like a no brainer, though we…read morewe getting a little frustrated, having visited several Christmas markets, hoping to find a nice piece with a bit of panache, but also clearly by a local artisan. We found local, or we found panache, but it was turning out to be a challenge to find both in the same piece! This shop has a nice selection of desigsn we hadn't noticed elsewhere, most very tasteful - with some unusual color schemes. Seemed a bit pricey, but we were in St. Remy in a real store, (as opposed to a market stall), so no surprise there. The staff was attentive and helpful. Would go back for more goodies!

Best selection of French made ceramics in St Remy. Very helpful staff, lots of patterns…read more But no assistance with shipping. I bought a shipping box from the French Post Office. The lady at Terre e Provence did a phenomenal job of packaging our purchases, so I expect they'll make it home ok.

The first thing noticeable with this small store is the aroma. Located in a nice shopping area in…read moreMarseille, the shop has a lot of items to choose from, but local soaps and lavender were among the features. The soap is made with 72% olive oil, which dermatologists recommend for healthy skin. The store owner was very friendly and helped provide guidance on the products. From the conversations with the people coming in, it appeared several people were repeat customers and not just tourists looking for local items from Provence. If you are looking for local products to bring back to family and friends, I would recommend the large bars on the back wall. Good size and good price.

A shout out to the lovely employee Syrine, who made our day with her helpful hints and explanations…read moreof the wide variety of items this small shop had to offer. From tourist goodies of snow globes, statutes of the guardian saint of the city to all sorts of nautical items (Marseille being a port after all!) and quite a collection of household goods and soaps and lotions. Marseille is the capital to the French province of Provence, famous for its natural beauty and rolling hills of lavender and thyme (north of the city). Hence there are many soaps, lotions, perfumes and such that smell of the divine relaxing fragrance of lavender but other delicious scents also abound; jasmine, gladiola and rose to name a few. I settled for some beautiful post cards as personal mementos while my companion loaded up on some unique 100% locally made linens for his dining room table. They were quite simple (less is more) and very beautiful. Just outside the shop in the late afternoon is a makeshift open air market with at least 10-20 vendors peddling wares that you may not need, but will find it difficult not to want!

This place is great. Books, records, all kinds of pens and notebooks. The go-to store in…read moreMontpellier for all those things. They also do used books which is great.