Women's clothing and personal shopping in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat

Prepare a boutique visit before you arrive

Sfilato is at 14 avenue Jean Mermoz in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat. Browse online first and send links to the product pages that interest you instead of screenshots. Each link keeps the current title, colour, images, style reference, available options, and price attached to the request.

Add the date and approximate time you hope to visit, the sizes you usually try, and the decision you need to make. You may want to compare two dresses, find a flat shoe, choose a bag, or prepare several looks. Name the fixed points first: dates, dress codes, number of outfits, and products already chosen. They are more useful than a general request for something elegant.

Use WhatsApp for a direct product-led question or the contact form for an appointment request with more context. Availability can change between a message and a visit, so ask for a fresh check close to the date. A request is not a reservation, and a short hold is possible only when the boutique explicitly confirms it. If your schedule is tight, say so before travelling to the store.

Travelling with limited time makes sequence important. Tell the boutique whether you can return for a second fitting, whether the purchase must leave with you that day, and whether delivery to a hotel is under consideration. Share the hotel's recipient name after confirming its procedure. These details help separate what can be checked before arrival from decisions that require you in the room.

Begin with a product, then widen the edit

Begin with one current Sfilato product: the outfit's anchor or the piece that is hardest to replace. A sleeveless knit midi dress raises different questions from a floral shirt dress, including layering, undergarments, shoes, length, care, and setting. For ballet flats, check the available size, recorded materials, accompanying clothes, and the walking in your plan.

From that anchor, browse the category that answers the next decision. Use Dresses for knit, floral, midi, and occasion silhouettes; Summer Dresses for the smaller warm-weather edit; Shoes for flats and sandals; and Bags for the piece that has to carry the day. The broader Clothing collection is useful when the category is still open or when a dress needs a layer.

Product cards and collection counts show what is currently published online, but they do not answer every question about fit, feel, capacity, or performance. Ask for the specific fact you need. If a measurement, material detail, care instruction, or availability answer is not confirmed in the current record or by the boutique, it should remain unknown rather than be replaced with a general promise.

Give the advisor information that can be compared

A familiar size is a starting point, not a complete fit description. Send the size you normally buy, the size and brand of a comparable garment that fits, and the part of the silhouette you are most concerned about. For a dress, that may be shoulder width, bust, waist, hip, sleeve opening, or finished length. For shoes, use the size you normally wear in a similar shape and mention whether the question is length, width, or the way the shoe works with the planned outfit.

If you take body measurements, explain how they were taken and keep the tape level. If you measure a garment you own, lay it flat and identify whether the number is a full circumference or a flat width. Those two methods are not interchangeable. Ask the boutique which product measurements are available and compare like with like. A measurement can narrow the choice, but it cannot guarantee comfort or reproduce an in-person fitting.

Proportion depends on the complete look. Share the intended shoe height, required layer, and any bag or coat already selected. A daylight photograph can explain the colour and shape of an existing item, but screens cannot provide a dependable match. Another measurement or in-person comparison may still be needed.

Plan around the hours you will actually spend in the clothes

A useful Riviera wardrobe brief is an itinerary, not a mood. List the known stops: arrival, lunch, a walk, time on a boat or terrace, an evening reservation, and the journey home. Add a timely forecast, expected walking, transport, and any dress code. These planning facts do not prove that a Sfilato piece has been tested across the route.

Separate what must remain constant from what can change. One dress may continue into the evening while shoes, a layer, or a bag changes. Two outfits may work when there is time to change. The route, comfort threshold, and acceptable luggage still have to come from you.

List what the bag must carry, whether the layer fits inside it, and which shoes cover the longest walk. State when an answer needs an unrecorded measurement, packing test, or wear test. Product imagery can show design and proportion; it cannot demonstrate comfort, capacity, wind resistance, or all-day wear.

For more ideas, read Sfilato Magazine on building a day-to-night Riviera look and dressing for Côte d'Azur light, heat, and wind. Use them as a starting point, then tell us where you are going and what the day needs from your clothes.

Order from the US with the full journey in view

Sfilato orders ship from France, and the online store accepts supported United States delivery addresses. Continue from the product page to checkout with the exact destination. Its delivery method and final total are authoritative for that address and bag. Promotions, preparation estimates, and supported destinations can change, so review the current Delivery page again when you are ready to pay.

For travel, a wedding, a dinner, or another fixed date, contact the boutique before checkout. Include the product link, size, destination, and deadline. Preparation and carrier estimates are not guarantees; customs, weather, local delivery, and address problems can affect timing. Leave time for a possible size change.

Orders outside the European Union may involve duties, taxes, or handling charges not collected at checkout. Enter the recipient name, phone number, and address accurately. For returns, contact Sfilato before sending anything back and follow the order instructions.

Protect the piece and your options

Read product information, delivery terms, and return conditions together before ordering. Care instructions belong to the exact piece; a category description cannot replace its label. Inspect the delivery promptly and keep all tags, boxes, dust bags, and protective packaging while you decide.

Sfilato's current return page asks clients to contact the boutique within 14 days of delivery and wait for instructions before sending it. Returned pieces must meet the stated conditions. Try shoes indoors and protect their box inside another box. Custom, altered, personalized, final-sale, opened hygiene products, and listed exclusions have separate limits where applicable law permits.

Return shipping costs and shipment risk normally belong to the client unless the piece arrived damaged, defective, or incorrect. Use the current Returns page rather than relying on this summary, because policy and order instructions can change. Photograph any arrival problem and contact Sfilato promptly without using or altering the piece.