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Socks by BLEUFORET
The brand BLEUFORÊT, from the company Tricotage des Vosges, is one of the last manufacturing socks and tights in France. The products are in cotton, wool or silk and are mainly distributed in Europe, North America & Asia (Japanese love them!) through retailers networks. In Paris, you can buy your socks and tighs directly in the 4 BLEUFORÊT boutiques !
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Jewelry by LES GEORGETTES
The fashion brand Les Georgettes is the perfect match between jewelry and leather ! Nothing better than being able to customise your own style: cuff, bracelet, ring, necklace, earring, watch, belt and even bag…Choose your form, its final design and finish, and add a reversible colored leather insert. Your unique piece is ready, as simple as that ! The mix is endless as you can buy new interchange inserts…(NB: the inserts for the rings and the small earrings are in fluid-perspex, not in leather). Les Georgettes have also a capsule collection with the Elysées Boutique: 2 lenghts bracelets are available with a gold or silver finish, a tricolor choice and…
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Household linens by Tissage MOUTET
Since 1919, the weaver Tissage MOUTET has been manufacturing weaving Basque and jacquard household linens of high quality, in the Béarn region (south west of France). Initially, the Basque weaving is inspired by the cattle blanket (named ‘saïal’), a strong white cloth which protected animals from the sun and insects. Its 7 stripes design (often green and red) symbolized the seven Basque provinces. It was made in flax, this plant being widely cultivated in this region. It was then only a short step from using the cattle blanket material for the clothes and household linens…! The tea-towels, (cocktail) napkins, tablecloths, apron and other kitchen linens accessories are now very creative…
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Marseille soap
Have you ever heard about the Marseille soap ? A traditional soap made in the Marseille city area, in the south of France ? Nearly all French households have used it at least once ! It can be used for home, laundry and body cares ! The story of the soap goes back as far as the Mesopotamian times (2800 B.C). In the VIII century, the Alep soap’s recipe started spreading around the Mediterranean sea. Of course, it arrived in the south of the France. The Massalia city (Massilia during the Roman times and Marseille city now) was initially a Greek Colony and a major trading port. It was the…
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Parc des Princes stadium 3D puzzle
For soccer fan ! A souvenir of the oldest Parisian stadium ! It is also the iconic stadium of the famous Paris Saint Germain (PSG), the Parisian soccer team… One of the 3D puzzle versions is designed by the French Megableu company, specialized in board games creation. No need of tools or glue to build the model… It is available in supermarkets or toys boutique (like La Grande Récré or JouéClub! networks) and from time to time, in the PSG official Boutiques (the main flagship being on the Champs Elysées avenue).
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Delicacies by LA CHAMBRE AUX CONFITURES
A new gourmet idea for your Parisian shopping: the French delicacies by La Chambre aux confitures !
