St-Tropez Shopping

  1. Atelier Ivan Hov

    Origami sailing boats are the forte of Hungarian-born artist Ivan Hov who fled Budapest for Paris in 1956 and studied art in the capital before moving to St-Tropez in 1968. Today, it is hundreds of tableaux - monumental to minuscule in size and featuring at least one (but invariably thousands) of his signature paper boats - that reflect his life. View them (or buy them - his works range from a pint-sized pice to a wall-sized work) at his twinset of workshops.

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  2. Atelier Rondini

    Traditional Tropézienne sandals, supposedly inspired by a simple leather pair brought by Colette from Greece to show her cobbler, are all part of the St-Tropez myth. Buy a pair at Atelier Rondini, where the strappy footwear has been crafted since 1927.

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  3. De Puta Madre 69

    Buy a skimpy black bikini with 'playmate' emblazoned in pink sequins, a belt for your jeans with digital display flashing your very own personalised logo and other rebel-yell designs in the brand created by a Columbian drug dealer in a Spanish jail from De Puta Madre 69, next to Papagayo.

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  4. Fish Market

    A morning Fish Market packs out the archway behind the tourist office.

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  5. Galerie des Lices

    Among the plethora of art galleries, Galerie des Lices is outstanding.

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  7. K Jacques

    Traditional Tropézienne sandals, supposedly inspired by a simple leather pair brought by Colette from Greece to show her cobbler, are all part of the St-Tropez myth. Buy a pair at K Jacques, where the family has cobbled since 1933.

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  8. Le Dépôt

    Pick up second-hand designer fashion at Le Dépôt.

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  9. Le Temps des Cerises

    Buy jeans with a 'cherry time' label from the St-Tropez boutique with the most disconcerting entrance (no, you won't get wet): Le Temps des Cerises.

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  10. Librarie du Port

    This bookshop has newspapers, mags and guidebooks in English.

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  14. place des Lices Market

    The massive place des Lices Market is a jam-packed kaleidoscope of everything from fruit and veg to antique mirrors and slippers. It's truly legendary (as the horrendous traffic coming into town on these days attests!).

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  15. Poterie Augier

    Buy a giant Provençal urn way too big for any suitcase or another piece of clay craftmanship from Poterie Augier.

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  16. Spar

    Supermarket.

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  17. Vincent Dupontreué

    Buy a T-shirt starring your portrait in Swarovski crystals, a pair of Dupontreué jeans with a crystal-studded parrot down one leg or a crocodile-skin bikini by fashion designer Vincent Dupontreué.

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  19. VIP Dog

    Buy a fluffy pink sweater emblazoned with a rich bitch logo for your pampered pooch.

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