Paris 2024 opens giant megastore

The Paris 2024 megastore, located in Place Clémenceau, opened on 27 June and will remain open to 15 September 2024 01 Jul 2024
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Paris 2024 President Tony Estanguet poses for a photograph while holding the Games mascot Phryge at the megastore
The Paris 2024 megastore will welcome fans from 10:00 to 22:00, Monday to Sunday
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By Paris 2024

Paris 2024 opened its flagship store in the heart of the French capital with just two months to go until the Paralympic Games. The Paris 2024 megastore is the ideal shopping destination for anyone who wants to take home a souvenir of the Paris 2024 Games.

Located in the heart of the capital on Place Clémenceau, right next to the Grand Palais and the Concorde Urban Park, this flagship store is a Paris 2024 Games site in its own right. With around 1,000 m² of retail space and 1,000 official products available, there's something for everyone: t-shirts, mascots, caps, toys and much more. 

Visitors can find all the Paris 2024 brands in one place. From the classics featuring the Paris 2024 emblems to the exclusive Look of the Games collections, not forgetting the official collections of the French Olympic and Paralympic Team in collaboration with Le Coq Sportif.

The must-have plush toys of the Paris 2024 mascots, Les Phryges, are also available, as well as collections dedicated to Olympic and Paralympic sports. 

The Paris 2024 megastore offers a price range to suit all budgets, with items ranging from EUR 5 (pens, bracelets and notebooks) to EUR 800 (giant plush made in France).

It opened on 27 June and will remain open to 15 September 2024, welcoming customers from 10:00 to 22:00, Monday to Sunday. With a team of 250 staff to ensure a pleasant shopping experience for the up to 10,000 customers a day. 

KEY FIGURES
•  150 official shops at the competition and celebration venues (including around 20 outside the venues). 
•   8,000 products sold in 30,000 points of sale during the Paris 2024 Games. 
•   80 licensees, 90 per cent of them French small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).