Born from the arcades of the Place des Vosges, this Café Hugo jacket is cut from burgundy cotton corduroy, with striped ribbed trims at the collar, cuffs and hem. "Place des Vosges, Paris" is embroidered in white on the front; on the back, the café's Dachshund runs shoulder to shoulder in a large chenille patch, "Café Hugo" embroidered beneath.
Lined in the silk scarf's motif, in beige and crème, it is a souvenir of the highest quality.
Café Hugo
Tucked beneath the centuries-old arcades of the place des Vosges, Café Hugo has been one of the Marais's best-loved addresses since 1984. Named after Victor Hugo, who lived for sixteen years a few steps away, the café keeps something of the writer's Paris: steeped in history, unhurried, quietly grand.
Open every day from 7 am to 2 am, it welcomes guests at its own pace: the first espresso, weekend brunch, dinners that run late. Its kitchen celebrates the French classics, from onion soup and croques to duck confit and a well-cooked cut of beef, with a fine list of wines and cocktails.
