Kilo Shop Paris Grands Boulevards — Local services in Paris

Found this tote when researching vintage stores to hit when I got into Paris to try out. Clothing is colour coded by red, yellow, blue with cost calculated by colours weighed.

Two levels, a lot of clothing to get through you can spend an hour here sitting through poking for items comfortably in air conditioning.

Everything is neat and organised by colour. Mens and sporting is found upstairs with more women’s. You need to go upstairs the dressing cabins are there.

My friend walked out with a lot of 60s style quality and in good condition at great prices. I found a few great adidas pieces but they were not what I was looking for.

Set aside an hour there’s a lot to go through worth the trek to check it out,...

Amazing experience! First time goer, it only took me 40 minutes to find 3 cute shirts and it totaled like 15€ but with the student discount (which the cashier told me about, he was very patient and kind) just 12€!! You need to look for light shirts and not heavy jackets/jeans and also all of the clothes are divided in different colors by how much they cost per kilo (so for example red tag = 20€/k orange tag = 60€/k), do you need to keep in mind the cheapest tag colors. With a little strategy you can have an amazing...

horrible, insanely expensive store charging 15 euros for a tiny simple scarf, everything is labled and priced differently so you can’t get a good deal even on the light stuff like dresses or shirts because they are 60 euros per kg i think people giving it good reviews have never been to are good thrift shop or outside paris...