Hackett, Façonnable and Anthony Garçon inaugurate new stores in Paris (#1680290)

If pop-ups are flourishing in the capital before the end-of-year holidays, many permanent fashion boutiques have just opened this fall. On the men's fashion side, like Carhartt WIP, which doubled its stake on rue Saint-Honoré, and Asphalte, which opened its first permanent address in the Sentier, Hackett, Façonnable and ​Anthony Garçon have just inaugurated new stores in the capital. Overview.

Hackett settles in the Golden Triangle

The men's fashion label Hackett has just opened its second Parisian boutique. Head to 24, rue Marbeuf in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, in the heart of the Golden Triangle.

In this vast space of more than 170 square meters available in several universes with distinct aesthetics, it expresses its DNA inspired by English chic with its signature green color, as well as vintage furniture. The men's fashion brand, founded by Jeremy Hackett in 1983, is doubling its presence in the capital.

Façonnable doubles down in Paris

Here is another brand, belonging to the Spanish group AWWG (like Hackett), which is consolidating its presence in the capital: Façonnable. The men's label inspired by the style of the French Riviera – which was created by a tailor from Nice in the 1960s – is setting up shop at 35, boulevard des Capucines in Paris (2nd arr.), alongside the Lacoste and Hackett stores. This is its second store in the capital, with its flagship of rue Marbeuf.

​Anthony Garçon opens his eighth store in Paris

Known for its formal and elegant style, the Anthony Garçon brand has also just opened a new boutique. The label founded in 2005 opened its eighth Parisian store at number 17 rue de la Paix in Paris (2nd arrondissement), a space where it markets its three-piece suits, tuxedos, fitted shirts as well as accessories such as bow ties.