Showroom
The Mercer Brand Showroom
During Paris Fashion Week in January 2026, The Mercer Brand brought its universe to 84 rue de Turenne with a showroom defined by clarity, presence, and strong alignment.
We share short profiles of multi-brand and independent stores worldwide as a way to document retail we find sharp. Fashion, concept, denim specialists, outdoor, skate and more, a continuous watch on the doors that matter for brands and buyers.
During Paris Fashion Week in January 2026, The Mercer Brand brought its universe to 84 rue de Turenne with a showroom defined by clarity, presence, and strong alignment.
The Icelandic outerwear brand 66°North hosted its Paris showroom at 97 rue de Turenne during Fashion Week, welcoming buyers and partners in the Haut-Marais.
A Kobe multi brand door built on a single promise: fashion is freedom, and the edit proves it daily.
A Dublin institution that keeps evolving without losing its role, showing how legacy retail survives by design.
Not just a store opening, a cultural export platform built to scale Korean retail taste into China.
A disciplined Bordeaux menswear edit where street meets heritage, built for real wardrobes, not seasonal hype.
Stockholm tailoring credibility since 1949, mixing made to measure service with a sharp modern ready to wear edit.
A Copenhagen skate reference that expanded into footwear and streetwear without diluting hardgoods legitimacy.
A fashion meets outdoor technology concept, using tight curation and multi location presence to build authority.
A Tbilisi luxury door rooted in long term trust, balancing global houses with directional choices that still sell.
Two Italian luxury boutiques built on consistency: a reliable edit that earns repeat clients season after season.
Boulder retail as community infrastructure: elevated product, human connection, and a store people return to.
Tokyo energy in sneaker retail form, where curation and local mood turn global product into a clear point of view.
A Stockholm sustainable store that treats ethics as product strategy, mixing design, sourcing discipline, and clarity.
Perth born counterculture retail with strong brand mix and private label, showing how identity builds longevity.
Purposeful lifestyle retail that sells restraint, not noise, curated for people who buy meaning with objects.
A running door built around community first, turning gear, testing, and events into culture and loyalty.
A Zurich women’s boutique mixing timeless pieces with fair practice and personal service, built for long relationships.
A Hudson project positioned between clothing and visual culture, operating as a platform more than a simple shop.
A Southwold boutique with deep roots and sharp selection, proving small town retail can be destination retail.
Lazy Sun is a Park City outdoor door built on a tight, design-led technical edit for people who actually use their gear.
TAKE5 is a Japanese denim specialist that turned Americana into a long-running cultural retail institution in Taiwan.
Big Trouble Store in Surry Hills is a long-running import door built on rare Japan and US labels, with a strict subculture point of view.