Addicted Paris is located on Rue du Moussy in the 4th arrondissement, placing it squarely in the Marais, Paris's historic LGBTQ+ district. The store is run by Les Dessous d'Apollon, a long-established gay underwear and fetish wear retailer in the Marais, and stocks the Addicted and AD Fetish ranges alongside its own broader selection. The Rue du Moussy address puts the shop within a few minutes' walk of the major gay bars and clubs that line Rue Sainte-Croix de la Bretonnerie and the surrounding streets, making it a convenient destination for visitors exploring the neighbourhood.
Address:
Addicted Paris
8, rue du Moussy
75004 Paris
France
Phone:
+33 1 42 74 06 06
Email:
contact@lesdessousdapollon.com
Website:
https://adfetish.com
It's an amizing shop. You can find very unique and nice clothes for a good price, and the people working there are really nice and helpful. Totally advised
One of my favorite shop ! A little expensive but with interesting (in the best way) clothes and accessories 🔥
My good friend from Paris recommended this shop. I was eager to go and happy that I did. There are gems here that you really don’t see elsewhere. I view this as a special place you go to treat yourself and feel closer to making your closeted dreams come true.
Such a fun shoppe. I adopted my favorite pet dog (purse) from this store. Go now. They have tons of other fine items. He came with a very cute leash. He was very popular. Everyone loves him 🫀🫶🫀🫶
As anyone who travels to France will know, this is the country where service goes to die. And Paris takes the crown. This store is a pretty convincing example of that fact. I bought a very pretty (and not cheap) brown skirt for my wife, which she loved. It needed to be washed, so we washed it in cold water, and by hand, very gently. Half of the skirt simply lost its color, a clear sign that something was wrong with it, and a totally undeniable fact. When confronted with the skirt, the store clerk (and his manager apparently, whom we never met) told us that we stained the skirt, we washed it, and we damaged it, so of course we "must understand that we cannot take it back". We even offered to pay more or cover part of an exchange. Nothing doing. In our subsequent whatsapp exchanges they went so far as to accusing us of lying: That we stained the skirt, and that the discoloration was obviously our fault.
I have never experienced anything like this. It is one thing to be cheap, and perhaps tight. Quite another to accuse your customers of lying so that you don't have to compensate them for the clearly faulty article you sold them. I will not go back to this store, and I would not recommend that anyone does so, except for very cheap and very low quality items, preferably worth less than 5 or 10 euros.
