Ralph Lauren’s grand Parisian flagship,
located on the renowned Boulevard
Saint-Germain, captures the glamour,
romance, and elegance of the City of Light.

Reconstructed to honour its mid-1600s French rococo roots, the nearly 13,000-square-foot French flagship
includes a luxury watch salon, as well as Ralph’s—the very first Ralph Lauren restaurant in Europe.

Ralph Lauren unveiled its exquisite Paris flagship on the Boulevard Saint-Germain in April 2010 to offer a full,
first-class assortment of Ralph Lauren collections. The space also houses the immersive Ralph’s restaurant,
located in a two-story interior courtyard once used to house horses and carriages and which completes this
exceptional and unique shopping destination.

Accessed through a grand porte cochere, the flagship is located
inside of one of Paris’ most stunning hôtels particuliers. Built in
the mid-1600s, the façade features classical French architecture in
limestone with rich carving and ornamentation, accented with
wrought-iron balcony railings and a traditional zinc-and-slate roof.
Many areas of the interior, finished in the French rococo style, have
been restored in consultation with historical advisers, with
finishes ranging from rough limestone pavers and aged French
white-oak paneling in the restaurant, to Versailles-style parquet
flooring and plaster molding and carvings in the more formal
rooms.