Fashionable Family-Owned Shop for French Brands
- 7 Rue Béranger ,
- 75003 Paris
Bookmarks
In order to bookmark a restaurant, you need to have an Account.
Please sign in to activate this functionnality.
This review may contain sponsored or affiliate links.
Welcome new kids on the block, Michel and Nicolas, owners of TWINS Concept Store in the fashionable Haut Marais neighborhood. Just minutes from Place de la République, these trendy twins have created a well-curated emporium of clothing, accessories, and housewares for true arbiters of taste.
Stepping into this spacious Paris concept shop which serves French coffee and Portuguese Pastel de nata, a traditional egg tart representing the twins’ bi-cultural heritage, you feel welcomed right away. The wall of window plants, shelves lined with art books, and cozy chairs don’t hurt either.
Browsing the men’s and women’s fashions or hip home décor, you’ll notice that TWINS is “a concept store not like the others” as their slogan goes. The brothers are dedicated to featuring only French brands in their boutique. Local labels include Edgard Paris embroidered t-shirts, Caval sneakers, leather bags by Louvreuse, and Herbivore candles, among many others.
Is there anything more rewarding when shopping for yourself or a loved one than supporting local artisans? Especially when the items on display will undoubtedly cause a coup de coeur, in other words, an instant crush. In case you can’t make it to the boutique anytime soon, you can shop online on the TWINS website!
Similar Places
-
Foodie’s Guide to ParisThis 1-page PDF guide tells you exactly where to go and what to do in Paris if you want a true taste of the City of Light! Our resident foodies have turned their local insight into the ultimate checklist so you can learn about Parisian culinary culture, dine at the best bistros, and pick up go… -
Fan of Fashion’s Guide to ParisThis 1-page PDF guide tells you exactly what to see and do in Paris if you have a passion for fashion! Our resident fashionistas have turned their local insight into the ultimate Paris checklist so you can learn about Parisian style, discover designers and, of course, shop till you drop. It…
-
Stroll Through 19th-Century ParisStep back in time and into the Paris of the 19th century. Learn how the architecture, innovations, and politics of the time shaped the city as you walk its charming streets, explore its covered passages, and shop in one of the world’s first department stores — just as Parisians did then! A…
-
See the Sights Along the SeineSpend a leisurely morning like a true Parisian! Your local guide Sophie will meet you for a sightseeing stroll along the Seine, telling you tales of Paris past as you make your way east to explore a historic area before ending at a popular fresh food market just in time for lunch!
-
Foodie’s Guide to ParisThis 1-page PDF guide tells you exactly where to go and what to do in Paris if you want a true taste of the City of Light! Our resident foodies have turned their local insight into the ultimate checklist so you can learn about Parisian culinary culture, dine at the best bistros, and pick up go…
-
Paris Fashion ToursSpend a few hours with Paris designer Kasia Dietz to learn all about Parisian style, discover the city’s best boutiques, and meet other local designers. About the Tour As a designer who’s called Paris home for over nine years, Kasia will introduce you to shops exclusive to Paris and…
-
Pastry Tour of Le MaraisLe Marais is arguably the hippest neighborhood in Paris. While some may say that there are too many fashionistas, bobos, and tourists in the area, the charming cobblestone streets and vibrant atmosphere just can’t be beat. But Le Marais isn’t just about appearances. Local guides Nikki and Frederi…
-
Stroll Through 19th-Century ParisStep back in time and into the Paris of the 19th century. Learn how the architecture, innovations, and politics of the time shaped the city as you walk its charming streets, explore its covered passages, and shop in one of the world’s first department stores — just as Parisians did then! A…
Leave a Reply