Just received my second order and very pleased with the quality of the fabric and the speedy…read moredelivery - to Ireland. Will become a regular customer and recommend to all sewists.

A must stop by. I was looking for fabric for a friend who just gave me $40 to get her some "French…read morefabric". I was planning on going to Marche St Pierre across the street but this place called my name. I found everything I was looking for and more.... (brought a bunch of fabric for me too :) After my rather large purchase I did go to Marche St Pierre and found some of the same fabric for WAY MORE! Yes the place is a bit of a mess, and yes they only sell fabric by the 3 meters. But the price is right. 10 Euros for 3 meters that's a bargain! So a week later I'm shopping at Camaieu (a franchised clothing store) and what do I find but a shirt made of the same fabric I bought at "Les Coupons de Saint Pierre".. Fantastic!

Very cute shop with a helpful and friendly staff. I will definitely come back the next time I'm in…read moreParis.

For Americans, coupons is the word for remnants, and a remnant is 3 meters, vs. the typical under 1…read moreyard in the US. You can't do much with under a yard, but at 3 meters the possibilities are pretty expansive. Sacrés Coupons has been around forever and have a couple locations in the same area. There's always good deals and interesting materials. It's not a grab bag of discarded/ugly/icky materials, but it does feel like organized chaos inside. I picked up several interesting and great quality coupons here for a great price. My mom used to drag me here in the 90s and I'm pretty sure I still have some of that vintage yardage in storage! Also, for whatever reason, it feels like silk (soie) and wool (laine) is so much cheaper here than stateside. So if that's your jam, check it out on your fabric adventures in Paris. Coupons are much less intimidating for non-French speakers because you don't have to figure out cutting and all that, just grab the piece and go pay.

So much fun! I got 2 three-yard lengths of a really cool linen print for 28 euro each and am going…read moreto make a tablecloth with matching napkins. It was a lot of fun to look around. There were silks and other fabrics of interest which I would have purchased if my suitcase had room. The prices were good. The entire neighborhood had fabric stores akin to the garment district in Los Angeles. If you sew, plan on spending at least a couple of hours in this part of Montmartre. What a great find!

The biggest fabric store, we've ever seen, it's a place where you can spend a couple of hours just…read morebrowsing and listening. We came on a wet Tuesday, and only realized how big it is, once we came. The map directions will direct you to the main store, which consists of 3 stories, each with a very big footprint. We didn't really find anything we liked, so ended up leaving disappointed after a while. Once we got outside though, we noticed another door next door, also called Marche Saint Pierre, but this time with Dreyfus in the name. This is even a bigger store, with 6 levels of fabrics, all connected through stairs and elevators. They had similar fabrics as the previous, but ended up finding something that we wanted. Once we got the attention of a consultant, he quickly cut a meter off of the bolt. It ended up costing under 20€, and was easy to pack away. Paying using a credit card was easy, and we were on our way.

Staff was very rude to me when I didn't know the exact name in french of the item I was looking…read morefor, and talked to each other about me in french while I was standing there. Won't go back - lots of other shops on that street that had helpful staff.

I'm American, speak English. The owner put up…read moreWith me very well. I got a little advice, one of his patterns and 8 hanks of divine Loch Lomond tweed. For a small shop, he has a broad selection with any knitters attention. Needless to say, a wonderful value all the way around. Merci!!

This is Enrico's brand new larger location. Yes, the building is old, but he is young, and he has…read moretaken pains to use vintage furniture and old-timey display racks. The shop does do mail order. If you drool on a single ball, he probably has sweater quantities put away in a drawer. Prices are reasonable for popular yarn lines -- plus findings and curios you won't find anywhere else. Enrico designs knitwear. I'm making his Talent Shawl, and he has all the Talent colors. Don't miss it!

I love this store! They have an unusual quantity of interesting buttons and I always find…read moresomething to use on Chanel-inspired jackets that I make.

Deux visites, à plusieurs mois d'écart, et exactement le même accueil déplorable chez DAM Boutons…read more À peine entrée, aucun bonjour, aucun mot aimable. Dès qu'on commence simplement à regarder les boutons, le gérant ou un ogre peut-être, se précipite sur les clients en criant de ne surtout pas toucher. Lorsque j'ai essayé d'expliquer calmement que je regardais simplement les articles, il m'a immédiatement répondu : " Si vous n'êtes pas contente, sortez ! " Puis aujourd'hui : " Dégage ! " -- le tout sur un ton agressif et humiliant, absolument sans raison. J'avais presque oublié ma première mauvaise expérience il y a quelques mois, mais le comportement est resté identique : agressivité, mépris et absence totale de sens du commerce. On a davantage l'impression de déranger que d'être cliente. Les prix sont déjà particulièrement élevés ; avec un accueil chaleureux et professionnel, cela pourrait encore se comprendre. Mais payer cher pour se faire crier dessus est tout simplement inacceptable. Une expérience exécrable du début à la fin. Boutique À FUIR ABSOLUMENT!!!

Great little store packed with high end kits and essentials. Friendly staff to help with the extras.read more

I discovered this shop online a year ago and began to fantasize visiting it. Visiting France for…read morethe first time, I made this our first stop. Wonderful selection, beautiful displays and the proprietor spoke English! We had a wonderful time exploring the small shop and oo-ing and aww-ing over the selection. For cross stitch enthusiasts, this is a must for any French bucket list.