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.

Surprisingly uncrowded on the Saturday I visited to pick up some new shoes. It's an iconic brand,…read morecharging the prices that such brands can charge, but also delivering that higher quality good as well. Staff are friendly and can even break out a bit of English if you'd like :-)

Ah yes - the Royal Cheese!…read more Not actually a restaurant specializing in hamburgers but a clothing boutique focused on upscale street-style fashion, I got to know this store pretty well during my 4-day stay in Paris. You see, I stayed in an apartment located directly above the shop. This meant I was always coming and going, passing through and sharing a private door with the well-mannered gentlemen working at the Royal Cheese. Because we shared far too many hellos to still be strangers, I considered it my duty to check out the boutique's wares. A well-curated selection of skinny jeans and soft t-shirts, the style here is definitely a carefully-plotted combination of 'I'm-not-trying-too-hard' garments and the accessories that pull the look together: cognac-hued leather satchels, vintage-look belts and sharp shoes. It's a bit pricey, but we all know the tousled, 'just got out of bed' look doesn't just happen; it's orchestrated with precision.

Nice and interesting shop for clothes, bags, shoes and accessories. The shop is very small but…read moreyou'll find many things there, and sure you'd like to leave with a new t-shirt, shirt, top, whatever...

Merci beaucoup for a pleasant experience at Sandro Stock! The staff there were very helpful and…read morewere okay that I am from California and didn't need to buy winter coats. Although the selection is a season off, the clothes are good enough to buy and bring back to LA. Should've took photos of the place but I was busy shopping! Sorry...=P btw there's another stock store right next to it so the trip to here should be worthwhile even if you can't find anything here...

Last season clothes. Significant discount. However, beware of the tourist hoard that fills this…read moretiny shop. If you are there with the tourists bus dropoff, don't even try to get help. You'll lose to the aggressive shoppers because they come and conquer... come back another day.

If you're a fan of the brand, and you happen to wake up one day in Paris, you should come here…read more The store is not super conspicuous--basically, no one is going to happen upon it by accident--but, considering MM's anti-"branding" tendencies, that's hardly a surprise. Prices are better than what you'll find in the states, especially with the tourist tax rebate. Lots of private sales. The staff was accommodating, and not at all snobby. Weirdly enough, the vest I bought here--in Paris!--bears tags saying that it's an export model "For U.S.A. Only". It's like they just *knew* I was going to come in there.

Socks for the particular. Made in Japan. Whenever I'm in Paris, I will ALWAYS stop here for more…read more These people know about socks. Seriously. +++ custom monogramming while you wait +++ sized exactly to your shoe size, not a range. +++ woven expertly to fit you *after* they are washed. +++ white cotton ankle socks are my favorites. I just love wearing them, so luxurious to wear. They look big in the store, but see my previous comment. ++ be sure to buy two or three zippered "washing bags". They are protectors for your precious pieces while in the wash. * of course there are also choices with separated big toe to wear with sandals I can't speak to the women's products (hosiery, hats, undergarments), but if the quality is like the socks, Tabio would be my sole choice. I went this january with plans to finally reboot my winter sock drawer after moving to east coast from Arizona, but was quickly talked out of my wooly selections after being expertly questioned about my washer/dryer at home (pieces of crap) and my willingness and intent to care for these investment pieces. * wool is either carefully hand washed or in a fancy washer with a wool setting.

I read once that guys can wear whatever color socks they want. I tend to agree, except white crew…read moresocks aren't an option...in my opinion. Having said that, I tend to stick with black in general, or dark blue with jeans. I think the reason is that every time I stray from these basics to something a little more colorful, I find them poorly made or too thin or sized wrong - that is until I met Tabio. If you do a little research on Tabio (Japan) you find out that they take socks very seriously. I like that attention to detail and quality. The selection is good - not confusing by enormity - but broad enough to cause you to think a little. This means that you can pick out a few special items and save some for next time you visit the store - there's one in London too. I think they don't have a store in the US, but you can internet shop and mail order from the UK. It's in the Marais which automatically adds a star to anything in my book. Yes its a little pricy, but worth it to add a little flair. Where else can you get "Heath Ledger The Joker" Socks?

May i say the staff at the Mens and Women section provided stellar service. From the moment we…read morewalked in, they were very warm and welcoming. They engaged with us and was super helpful since it was our first time trying this French brand and i am very impressed with the quality of each item. The feel of the fabric is just luxe. Prices are good, i think and they do have good sales. After we were done shopping, we were taking photos right outside the store and one of the staff saw us, he was prolly on his break on the phone but he was so sweet and asked us if we wanted him to take our photo. As we had told them, we've had some amazing interactions with the French people during our visit

Raissa and Simon were AWESOME in helping my boyfriend get everything we needed! They gave us the…read morebest styling advice and choices with options for clothes I had not considered myself. I was so happy they used their savvy taste to show me their favorite pieces of the season. I can not recommend Sandro enough. Raissa and Simon trult made this a wonderful experience. We will be back!!