PGF T1 has no real fashion shop, despite the name
If you see “Fashion Store” listed for Perpignan-Rivesaltes T1, treat it as database noise, not a shop to plan around. Airport guides and recent reviews agree PGF runs as a tiny regional field with one café/bar/mini-shop called Tribb’s, plus rental car desks and an ATM. There’s no mention of clothing racks, accessories, or duty free anywhere in T1.
Tribb’s is the only listed retail point and it focuses on snacks, drinks, and basic travel items during flight operating hours, roughly matching the day’s departure window rather than fixed 24/7 times. SleepingInAirports explicitly notes that duty-free shopping is not available here, which rules out the usual perfume-and-bags corner you might expect even at a small French airport.
Reviews on AirlineQuality from the last few years describe “nothing except a café/bar and rental car desks,” and several passengers complain they couldn’t find any last‑minute clothing or beachwear before holiday flights. Regulars say they buy clothes in Perpignan city or at nearby retail parks earlier in the day, then head to PGF just in time for check‑in, usually 60–90 minutes before departure.
So treat “Fashion Store, Terminal 1” as an empty label, not a destination. If you need swimwear, flip‑flops, or a fresh shirt, sort that in town before you hit the airport ring road (D900). Once you’re at PGF, assume coffee and crisps only, then go straight through security when it opens for your flight.