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Paris, Paris
Gay fetish and adult boutique in Le Marais at the same address since 1988
B.m.c. (also known as BMC Store) is a gay fetish and adult shop at 21 Rue des Lombards, on a pedestrian, jazz-lined stretch on the western edge of the Marais that also holds a cluster of gay bars. The inventory is broad for a compact space: sextoys, leather gear, jockstraps, lubricants, SM and bondage accessories, DVDs, and aromas, with a discreet street entrance and video booths in the basement for browsing films. It's been part of the Paris gay scene for decades and stays open later than most other gay retail in the neighborhood, which makes it a practical stop on the way through, or back from, a night out in the quarter. Staff are matter-of-fact and the layout is easy to navigate, whether you know exactly what you're after or are just looking.
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