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 ,

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.

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

My all-time favorite sneakerstore in Paris. Very helpful and friendly staff, what is kinda rare…read morething these days. Love the events they host time to time, where they bring the community all together just to spread some love, so it's more like a thanksgiving thing. And for those who are into limited edition kicks... SNS raffles are the most transparent and fair in the city.

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

After taking a few random turns from Notre Dame, I found La Scarpa randomly. The store was not…read moredecorated or fancy in any way, but I loved the boots I saw from the window, so I went inside. There is so much to choose from, it is a bit overwhelming since the boxes are stacked on top of one another and shoes and placed in odd places. Not your typical shoe boutique I've seen else where in Paris, but the selection is great and the materials seem to be of quality. Also, compared to other shoe boutiques in the area, the price is very reasonable as most are about 100 euro or less! I found 2 pairs of boots I really liked - one tall pair of suede black boots with a tassel, silver embellishment and shorter ankle boots with gold zipper details. I was in boot heaven and had to kick myself out before I spent all of my money. If I [randomly] pass by La Scarpa again, I will go inside and buy more! P.S. The young lady who was helping me did not speak any english. However, her co-worker and blonde lady with curly hair and glasses translated!