From the owner: Boutique spécialisée dans le fait main en France…read more Bijoux originaux, sacs uniques, accessoires personnalisables, produits pour enfants de tout âge, décoration ingénieuse et pleins d'autres idées cadeaux ! Toutes nos créations sont des pièces uniques ou des petites séries, vous permettant d'offrir des cadeaux originaux et personnalisés !

From the owner: Assemblés dans l'atelier situé près de Paris, les bracelets Men At Work sont fabriqués à la main…read morepar une équipe d'artisans locaux, tous experts dans leur métier. Les peaux utilisées dans nos créations proviennent essentiellement de fournisseurs français.

There is that stereotype of the French as being rude. (I know you have heard of it, even if you are…read moreFrench.) The only place I truly encountered this was at Monoprix (3 locations, in 2 cities!) I am reviewing this one since I visited it several times during my trip. I will say that the lady at the cheese counter was incredibly nice and helpful, but any time I had to deal with any check-out clerk (all young women), it was as if I'd just hit on her boyfriend right before I got in line and she saw it: that catty, sniffy attitude that only young women can do. It seems to me that if you have a job where you can sit down to check things out (think about clerks in the U.S.: hours on their feet), life isn't so bad. Also, why not have a pen available so people can sign a credit card slip? I got sneered at because *I* didn't have one! The store itself is great. I bought some wonderful food items, a lovely scarf, and a butter knife (haha, used for spreading cheese, brought home. It's now my "French knife"). It's basically like an upscale Target (if Target had a cheese section that matched the selection of Whole Foods). But damn, improve that customer service at checkout. You are not helping to change the rudeness stereotype one bit.