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FREE SHIPPING TO FRANCE AND EUROPEmob hotel FREE SHIPPING TO FRANCE AND EUROPEWomen FREE SHIPPING TO FRANCE AND EUROPEkids FREE SHIPPING TO FRANCE AND EUROPEmen FREE SHIPPING TO FRANCE AND EUROPEOUTLETThis Autumn, LE BHV MARAIS welcomes some new pop-up stores: This brand new line is inspired by the colour black, the colour which goes with any look, and is made up entirely of shades of black and grey, to bring you a style that is both serious and sophisticated. With this collection, Timberland enters a new universe, one that is urban and active, where exploration means none other than hitting the pavement, to the rhythm of the bustling city. A collection created for city explorers, adapted to the turbulent lives of a young, urban, connected audience. This market positioning comes alongside the creation of “glyphs”, a simple, universal language that allows you to share experiences and leave your mark. On Saturdays 24th and 31st October and 7th November, the brand is hosting customisation workshops!




All within a friendly and delicious atmosphere set up around a “Candy Car”. When you spend over €150 on the Forest range, you will receive a free T-shirt! Created in 2013, Barons Papillom is a designer Parisian brand that is premium and exclusive. Offering a genuine alternative to the luxury European brands, Barons Papillom represents the fashion expression of a particular lifestyle, boldly combining innovation, style and well-being. Why should you choose Barons Papillom sneakers? // For their handmade artisan craftsmanship // For their rear strap 180° fastening system so you no longer need to waste time doing up your laces, just slip them on in a couple of seconds instead // For their exclusive designs with orange soles, representing the Place de l’Etoile and the boutique on 26, rue Vavin in the Luxembourg Garden. // Because you can finally wave goodbye to socks thanks to their calf leather sole with a cork insert mixed with purifying herbs!




On the 2nd floor of LE BHV MARAIS, customers will be able to enjoy the See Concept pop-up store. Created in August 2010, after winning the “Innovation and Entrepreneurship Prize”, the firm launched its first product See Up, the first self-service reading glasses. In order to help with people’s eyesight on a daily basis, the brand creates innovative and accessible designs. Two assortments, the colourful and soft LetmeSee (€ 30) and the healthy and solar LetmeSee Sun(€ 35), will bring happiness to every customer. Elegance in the service of optimal protection! At the ground floor of LE BHV MARAISGo to the content Go to the footer © BHV MaraisPhoto : © TB / Time OutPhoto : © TB / Time OutPhoto : © TB / Time OutPhoto : © TB / Time OutPhoto : © TB / Time OutPhoto : © TB / Time OutSalon VIP, personal shopping / Photo : © TB / Time OutPhoto : © TB / Time OutPhoto : © TB / Time OutPhoto : © TB / Time OutPhoto : © TB / Time OutPhoto : © TB / Time OutUrban Outfitters / Photo : © TB / Time OutPhoto : © TB / Time OutLa Pâtisserie des Rêves / Photo : © TB / Time OutPhoto : © TB / Time OutPhoto : © TB / Time OutPhoto




: © TB / Time OutSalon VIP, personal shopping / Photo : © TB / Time OutPhoto : © TB / Time OutPhoto : © TB / Time OutPhoto : © TB / Time OutPhoto : © TB / Time Out Unless you’re after a space suit or a pair of parabolic skis, you’ll find pretty much everything worth looking for at BHV MARAIS: fashion, beds, sneakers, door knobs, pressure cookers, vintage dresses, Campbell’s soup, oil paint, suitcases, cushions, gluten-free waffles, earrings, toys, hats, laptops, foie gras. Detergent, foreign novels, coffee, candy, washing machines, gourmet pâtisseries, postcards, craft beer, lipstick, designer chairs, wrist-watches, sake, perfume or the last issue of Monocle. Since its major renovation in 2014, Paris’s six-storey department store has even made room for cooking classes provided by three-star chef Alain Ducasse’s staff and a Kure Bazaar « nail bar » in case madame suddenly endures an acute manicure attack.In other words, gone are the days when Parisians only set foot in the old and dusty Bazar de l’Hôtel de Ville to grab a light bulb or get their annual fill of DIY equipment.




Although BHV MARAIS still boasts an impressive range of tools, hardware, kitchenware and arts & crafts material, there is a totally new (and more fancy) feel to the century-old haussmannian « grand magasin », set bang in the historical centre of Paris. Womenswear here now has little to envy the gargantuan Galeries Lafayette, Printemps Haussmann or Bon Marché, with brands ranging from top-notch high-street stuff like ba&sh, Berenice, The Kooples, Sandro, Maje, Kookaï or Princesse Tam-Tam, to swanky Armani and Ted Baker apparel and understated classics such as Dhery or Gérard Darel. It’s also the only place in the country where you’ll come across Anthropologie in the flesh, and one of the lucky few Topshop and Urban Outfitters retailers of Paris. Damsels overwhelmed by the abundance of bib and tucker (and for whom les euros aren’t a problem) can even refer to a personal shopping service (approximately 90 euros an hour), which comes with tips from professional stylists and a cosy VIP lounge.




That being said, it’s with menswear that BHV MARAIS has really climbed upwards, in an effort to conquer the hearts and wallets of the fashionista gay(-friendly) Marais crowd – and to dig deep into the pockets of tourists with a taste for Parisian elegance. Not only can messieurs now spend hours skimming through their own BHV store on rue de la Verrerie (street wear, footwear, accessories, high-street fashion and a relaxing courtyard complete with sofas and nibbles), four spanking new boutiques have also recently sprouted on rue des Archives, housing Gucci, Givenchy, Fendi and Moncler. All the more reason to pop back into the main building on rue de Rivoli and scavenge for free goodies (Paris maps equipped with 10% discount cards for foreigners), stop by the Tax Refund counter (for non-Europeans), fill up on tarte au citron at Pâtisserie des rêves, swallow a sushi or two at Le Paris Tokyo, treat your hands to a pinch of Aésop moisturizer and head up to the rooftop terrace bar, to enjoy a glass of rosé afterhours and a view on Hôtel de Ville, the Seine, the Eiffel Tower and Tour Saint-Jacques.

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