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Sports
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Four Wheels
2 Place Garibaldi |
| Skateboarding is not
just a sport but a philosophy, a style, a way of life. No one knows
that better than Sébastien, the owner of this skateboarding
store. After skateboarding around Europe he settled in Nice to bestow
his knowledge and collection on the local skateboarding crowd. Skateboarding
clothes and equipment for men and women cover a wide range of brands
and budgets. And there's a special "skate room" to sell
Four Wheels skateboards. |
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Shoes
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Concept
56 ave de la République |
| More than just a store to buy shoes, Concept
aims to be a sort of temple of shoe-dom. From classics like the
first Adidas (1973) to fashionable Italian (Ash) and French (Comme
ils disent) designers, you can find the highest of heels and the
slouchiest of Birkenstocks as well as Kenzo, Schmoove, Converse
and Nike. |
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High Fashion
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Hugo Boss
6 rue Paradis |
| On a street dedicated to the finest of
fine fashion, this new mega-store is an eye-popping display of style.
With about 370 sq m spread over several levels and a minimalist
decor, there's a lot of space to wander around admiring the artfully
draped mannequins. Young urbans will appreciate the Boss Orange
Label at affordable prices but fashionistas of all stripes will
be ready to max out their credit cards to get one of the very attitudinal
outfits. |
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