Women's New Arrivals: the pieces that have just arrived

What you find in the new arrivals

A new arrival isn’t always a brand new item. It could also be a model that's back after being out of stock, or a classic in a new colour. Knowing which situation you’re looking at helps you choose the right size.

• New collection: a piece never seen in the catalogue, to be discovered with the size guide.
• Back in stock: a known model that’s returning, for which your usual size remains a good reference.
• New colour: a cut you know, in a fresh shade.

New women's shoe arrivals

The new shoe arrivals follow the seasons. In autumn, the Boston clogs from Birkenstock, in suede or oiled leather, and Chelsea boots from Blundstone come first. Sandals and mules take over in the warmer weather.

Shoes like the Sebago moccasins, such as the Classic Dan, and boat shoes are available all year round. Find all the models in the women's shoes.

New women's collection: where to start?

Start with the piece that you truly need in your wardrobe for the upcoming season: a closed pair for the rain, a new cut of jeans, a beanie for winter.

A new women's collection is best approached by pairing. A Chelsea boot goes well with straight jeans as well as with a knitted dress, while a Boston clog fits with wide trousers and thick socks.

Choosing your size for a new arrival

For a returning model or a new colour, your usual size in the brand remains a good guideline. For a brand new piece, check the size guide on the product page: the same brand can fit differently from one style to another.

Also, look at the composition. A pair of rigid raw denim jeans will loosen up with wear, while stretch denim keeps its shape.

Don’t miss out on a piece

For anticipated models, the most common sizes can sell out quickly. If you like a piece, note its exact reference: it will help you find it when it comes back to its usual place.

A new arrival follows the usual return conditions: within 30 days of receipt, never worn, in its original packaging. The details are on the returns and refunds page.

New arrivals by season

• Autumn and winter: Chelsea boots, rain boots Aigle, closed clogs, and wool beanies and berets.
• Spring and summer: sandals and mules Birkenstock, caps, t-shirts, and lighter jeans.
• All year round: moccasins, retro running sneakers, and raw denim jeans.

Items for the next season often arrive before the end of the previous one: it’s the perfect time to spot a pair of boots or a coat before the first chills.

Pairing a new item with your wardrobe

A new piece is most valuable for what it adds to what you already wear. Before ordering, picture it with two outfits from your closet: if it works with both, it will get worn.

The essentials of a season, a well-cut jean, a pair of boots, a beanie, are updated more slowly than trend pieces and are kept for longer.

New accessory arrivals

The new accessory arrivals also follow the season: wool berets Kangol and organic cotton beanies in autumn, baseball caps and bobs in the warmer months.

Patterned socks from Jimmy Lion change designs with each collection: perfect for refreshing an outfit without changing anything else.

Frequently asked questions

How to tell if a new arrival is a restock?

Compare its reference to that of a previous purchase. If it is the same, then it's the same model, and your usual size applies.

Should you check the size guide for a known brand?

Yes, as soon as it comes to a new cut: the material and shape vary from one model to another, even with a familiar brand.

How to spot the latest arrivals?

Come back to this page at the start of the season, when new collections arrive: the first pieces appear here before heading to their usual section.

Where can I find all the new shoe arrivals?

They appear here along with other new arrivals, before joining each family in the women's shoes section: sandals, sneakers, moccasins, or boots.

Can new arrivals be returned?

Yes, under the same conditions as the rest of the catalogue: within 30 days of receipt, never worn, with packaging and original tags.