Came here for the the first time in over a decade. I'm front the states and couldn't remember the…read morelocation so when I saw it, it made me smile. This is definitely my favorite because it was clean and not so big. There was a beauty salon inside which I've never seen before. Always a good deal here and it's convenient to other stores as well.

Shop was clean. Thats about it. Employees mocking the…read moreclients in their language (non English obviously) and laughing straight at their face. Employees incapable of helping my find a skirt "I don't know where there are." Ok but could you help ? No.

As a bona fide vintage fan and sometime purveyor, I'm almost ashamed to have only discovered the…read morelegendary London Vintage Fashion Fair earlier this year. Taking place every 4 - 5 weeks at the great Modernist Hammersmith Town Hall, The Vintage Fashion Fair is where celebrities, stylists and many of London's overpriced vintage boutiques go to get their vintage wares. For a first timer the fair can be a little overwhelming, with dozens of knowledgeable sellers offering vintage fashion, accessories and textiles dating from Victorian times to the eighties and early nineties. Prices, predictably, are not cheap, but then this is high-end vintage. An original full length seventies Janice Wainwright dress will set you back around £100, a vintage Yves Saint Laurent jacket around £250 and original costume jewellery by the likes of Kenneth Jay Lane and Givenchy starts at around £50. My only criticism is the changing room situation. Although my reticence about stripping in front of dozens of other shoppers has decreased a little over years of buying at sample sales, the incongruity of trying on sixties Parisian couture in a town hall's toilets was not lost on me. Nevertheless, this hallowed fair is definitely worth a visit. Even if only for a browse because its friendly, charming sellers and magical atmosphere make this much more than a vintage shopping trip, The Vintage Fashion Fair is an experience.

This is a great place to go if you want vintage fashion away from Brick Lane, as the fair is quite…read moreestablished and usually has some great finds if you know where to look. It's not the cheapest place to buy vintage, but it is usually of a high standard, so you end up saving time by not having to trawl through so many piles of junk. Some of the sellers really know what they're talking about and have beautiful clothes. The reason I haven't given this five stars is that because due to the fact that it's indoors, it can feel a little crowded and chaotic, but as far as vintage fairs go it's comparativeley well organised, and the crowds are inevitable.

Warren James store sells simple and glamorous gold and silver jewellery. The shops sells jewellery…read morefrom 3 pounds to thousands of pounds. The queues are not too long which means you can get served as soon as possible and the service is very reliable. The staff are very respectful and show you the deals they have with your purchase. They have everyday jewellery and jewellery ideal for gifts, all good quality and value for money. I also like their store because you are allowed to refund and exchange things which means if you are not satisfied with your jewellery you can take it back.

Budget priced modern jewellery which can look the part…read more Attractively laid out window displays. Popular store which sometimes has queues out the door.

We were looking for a coat, and ended up here. This is your typical off-price retail store. Lots…read moreof different items at a discounted price. The clothes are sorted on racks by size and type. Like other discount stores, you can walk in not knowing what brands to expect. Because of the variety and size differences between brands, the racks are always a mess. Everything must be tried on for fit and functionality. The prices are nice, if you can find what you're looking for.

It was my wife's birthday i have ordered 12 different items. It said in the website it should…read morearrive in 5 days. 5 th day didn't arrive.6th i have contacted them didn't arrive evri by the way wortd delivery company you can't contact them .day 7 I contacted tkmaxx custemer service again they said sorry just wait. My wife birthday passed . I was checking the parcel every day day 12-13 goes on same story. At the end day refunded me which is i lost 14 days plus up to 14 days to get my money back. Ruined the birthday for me. I hope you dont do the same mistake. Sorry they offered me 10£ gift card for it all. I said keep it and spend it to customer service

Yay! I'm a fan! if I could afford it. It is as if this street (Devonshire) has a code or something…read morethat says all shops must be quirky and pretty and expensive. Having said that, they sell the most beautiful wooden toys, at £21 for a doughnut stick (wooden stick to insert round like colored doughnuts for children), and my favourite knack were these customized wooden, hand painted chairs with your child's name on them. I immediately wanted one for my baby girl, but was put off by their price £80, and they take up to three weeks to be made. The shop is not only for children's bits and pieces they also have a small men's section, with briefs, handkerchiefs, ties, grooming sets, etc and women's accessories along side a stationary corner. I left charmed and still wanting the chair!

Looking for your baby's first pair of shoes is an exciting but difficult task. You want them to…read morefit perfectly and to feel comfortable, as getting the wrong shoe can hinder the child's ability to learn to walk properly. At Shoe Tree they ensure personal service and professional fitting of all children's shoes, they seem as concerned as you are, to find that right pair. The only reason I can say they truly care is because when I took my baby for her fitting they actually said they could do the fitting and sell me a pair of shoes for her, but that it really wasn't necessary at her age (7 months). They recommended I wait, unless I needed them more as an accessory, than functionality (that was in fact the case). Now that she will soon begin her venture into walking I will absolutely come back there to get that desired pair. I can choose from so many brands such as; Start-Rite, Uggs, Crocs, Pom d' Api, Lelli Kelly and All Stars. It can be expensive but you really just want the best for them.

Maribou slots into Portobello Road perfectly. It sells gorgeous, unique clothing and all of the…read moredesigns are hand-made in their local workshop. Everything has quite a bohemian and colourful style to it and some of the fabrics are just beautiful. The prices are pretty reasonable as well. They have some cool accessories as well, the scarves and hats were really cute. If you love Notting Hill and individual, fairly priced and feminine clothes then you'll really enjoy what Maribou has to offer.

Maribou fits perfectly into the Portobello market theme of a slightly bougie "DIY or Die"…read morementality. Everything is brightly colored, bohemian seeming and individually made. The accessories are gorgeous and the scarves have the most amazing patterns. The clothes are all very feminine and provides a great alternative to the other shops in the area. However, I found it a bit overpriced for some of the items. Although the scarves were nice, I found a skirt that was essentially a mangled pair of Gap jeans (inside tag) with brightly colored ruffles attached to create a new hem. Really? If I wanted to do that, I could make that skirt very easily and not have a price tag of 30 GBP. Nice service and nice atmosphere, but I could do with less expensive clothes.

Generally I like Accessorize, but this branch in Hammersmith Broadway doesn't have a lot on offer…read more The shop is tiny, and the range of items on offer is not the best. As usual, the staff are helpful, but this does not make up for the fact that there isn't a lot in the shop. What is on offer is nice though- their bag section is quite big and they sell a lot of socks, but compared to others in the area, this Accessorize doesn't have a lot in it.

I have never been a huge fan of this River Island branch but when I came here on boxing day I was…read moremore than disappointed. Sales have started so I chose a lot of things I liked and really wanted to try 'em on and then: A huge stand in front of the fitting rooms: Fitting rooms closed today! Seriously?? I mean seriousyl?? This is really taking the pi.... I do love River Island but I won't come back here if I don't have to...

Go to RIver Island, they have some really nice wears in there, you will find so many clothes you…read morelike you would be spoilt for choice. You can also pick up something for Him. They also have nicely designed shoes, bags and a good range of assessories. Whether you need office or party wear check this shop out. It is easy to reach, very near Hammersmith Underground station and alot of buses will stop you right in front of it. It is situated in the Kings Mall Shopping Centre, but this shop can be easily sighted from outside.

If ever I have to decorate a house, and one day I suppose I will, it will be one wacky place -…read morethink Dr. Seuss meets comic books meets Willy Wonka. In the process of feng shuiing the wild mess of space, I'll probably have to go to Octopus and clear it of all its home goods from brightly colored, wavy-shaped chests of drawers to cheese grater women to mirrors lined in folded bits of magazine. While I was at it, I'll probably buy them clear out of doll-eye earrings encased in Bowie-esque sparkly baubles, umbrellas with the heads and feet of a ladies and, for good measure, the baby spoons that have airplane wings. In short, I love this place and I love everything in it and it makes my knees quiver with adrenaline every time I set foot and hand and soul in the store. It's actually a painful experience because while the stuff is quite reasonable, its not cheap enough for me to buy like confetti to throw in the air with joy. The store is actually the English version of the French store/company Pylones. Their creations are among the zaniest, brainiest most creative, innovative items to grace the shop shelves of today's commercial world. Somebody quick get me to help for my Pylonoctophile disorder!1

This quirky, yet cute store is one of my favourites in all of London! In my mind this accessories…read moreshop is there to remind me not to take myself too seriously! Here, nothing is what it seems! The have umbrellas that look like ducks, jewelry with fake eyeballs and chopsticks that look like prawns. This fun and colourful shop is a great place to find a small affordable gift for a friend or just a treat for yourself.