She She

She she for… me me!
Let’s face it, when it comes down it our underthings ladies, it’s all about variety. Well there’s a whole other checklist to go off including comfort being a close runner up but for She she, it offers all that and a bag of chips.
The store is part of the definitive Geneva shopping experience. The ever expansive/​colliding stores. This is a strange and foreign concept going through the walls and being thrust into a totally different shop but for this particular section, it works. Very quiet inside but despite being the only person inside, the staff was friendly and made a warm greeting. I must have looked determined so she left me be, which was exactly right because it gave me a minute to poke through the racks and see what was in stock.
A small space brimming with intimate apparel. I’d lean on this as a more nightie pit stop than I would for the lingerie mainly because I’m very particular and like lacy as opposed to padded which they have a lot of. Nice none the less but not my style. Burlesque type bras, thicker bands with lace. Panties a go go, quite the selection to choose from and if you are ever in need of an emergency fix. You know where to go.
Now the nighties and sleepwear is sexy and fun, comfortable and warm. Whatever your style is they’ve got it in stock, some days if you want to wear boyshorts and a tank, others a full on chemise. Cutsie apparel that is well priced and felt well made.
I unfortunately walked out of the shop without anything in hand but will head back soon for some lovely ladyware.

I know it is listed as a lingerie shop, but I bought a hat there. Actually, it is one store that flows into multiple rooms. They have cute hats, belts, bras, shoes, jeans, sweaters, flipflops, you name it. I got a great engineer style cap, and some Haviana flipflops for half off! They have really cute pajamas with various characters on them, and phrase t-​shirts, such as «I complete me.» They have great accessories, too. A little on the pricey side, but to be expected in a tourist town.

I never feel hopeful going into lingerie shops because I have a hard-​to-​find bra size, but my spirits (and my bustline) were quickly raised by staff member Marilyn, who helped me tremendously when I asked her if they had anything in my size. She became a whirlwind, whipping things off the rack, pretty items as well as practical ones (no, I was not just stuck with beige!) I was delighted by her help and by some of the pieces I found.
In addition to the bras, She She also sells other lingerie, pajamas, and also breast prosthesis products and garments for women who’ve undergone surgery. Their card says they can even file Medicare and assist with insurance filing for post breast surgery patients.
Overall, this was an uplifting experience (sorry, the joke had to be made); I would go back anytime. Prices were fairly comparable to a department store, and one of my bras was only $ 12. I also learned that one of their buyers is the same unusual bra size as me, so it may be more likely that I’d find things here than at department stores, where I ask and they look at me cockeyed like «Huh?», or say, «We have *one*…»
Friendly service, good selection, and decent price. I say «Oui oui!» to She She.