Great clothes, comfy fit, true to advertisement sizing and excellent purchasing experience. Pretty…read moremuch all I expect when I shop online but I absolutely love what I got and wanted to say something.

Trendy and hip, Rockafella has an eclectic clothing line for men. They also keep some accessories…read morefor men. So you could actually buy an entire set of clothing just from this shop. The pricing is also quite reasonable and they do have some funky stuff as well. Just a few minutes from Bethnal Green tube station, the shop has certain inviting ambience. And there's a sale happening. So, guys, just drop in!

I've never been this disrespected in my life - a staff demanded to look into my bag when I was just…read morelooking into my oversized bag for my camera. She gave me the dirtiest look and ushered for another staff to get me to surrender my belongings for checks when I've just been in the shop for a mere single minute. Got to be the worst shop I've ever stepped into in the UK. Sort your attitude out. Meanwhile, I wouldn't recommend anyone to step into this shop - staff needs training and items are way overpriced.

I just returned to the States having been in London for a week and had the best time in this retail…read morestore!! The BEST SELECTION in merchandise and the BEST CUSTOMER SERVICE!! Simply had the best time in this shop!! Next time I visit London, this will be a regular stop!! Thank you so very much for making my visit the best experience!! Very Best Regards, Tom Fox

The Three Threads is tucked away a little on a side road in Shoreditch, and is all the better for…read moreit... It has stuck to its guns and stocks a mixture of more underground labels like the brilliant Suburban Bliss, Tenderloins and Won Hundred as well as the edgier end of more high street brands like Carharrt, Wrangler and Fred Perry. Its slightly expensive but I have happened across some great sales in there. But then again I see spending more than £80 one piece of clothing excessive...others don't. The only real gripe is the bad attitude of one of the staff there, who can be quite short with you and generally rude (mentioning no names). The rest seem nice though. Check out the collection of Pointer shoes - interesting designs that have been around for ages but only appear to have come 'in' recently.

Yes, I'm a fan of this uber cool store. Not all of the stock is to my taste but usually succeed in…read morefinding something which turns out to be a favourite staple in my wardrobe.

An excellent vintage shop in Brick Lane territory which has the bet examples, dry cleaned, dated…read moreand displayed nicely. there are two floors of clothes and the ladies in the shop are super helpful. I bought 2 1960s dresses and a handbag for less than a 100 quid. Will definitely be back.

Hands down the best vintage shop in London! It has proper vintage from my favourite eras…read more(1930s-1970s) but also feels really relevant and fresh. I go here at least once a month and I always find a special piece.

The selection in the TK Maxx's I visited in London was terrible. Way too much Tommy Hilfiger and…read morecheap stuff made in China; not enough high quality merchandise, especially with regard to footwear and handbags. Most of the footwear and handbags was cheap vinyl crap made in China. The stores are incredibly cramped. They are understaffed as well.

Selection was enormous. Service was a little off. Great value on their clothing. There was at…read moreleast three floors to choose merchandise.

Oh! Excellent. I saw a competition advert in the Evening Standard where one had to pop into any…read moreLondon Hackett store and fill out a form. What a good job I bothered during my lunch hour and the staff were very polite when I went in. I won! An excellent day in the Hackett hospitality suite at The Queen's Club in Baron's court. The prize included a delicious lunch with a to-die-for dessert, afternoon tea, free Champagne, Pimms, Coca Cola etc. We saw Andy Murray play on the Centre Court for a little while and then it was the best part of the day. Wimbledon Champion Pat Cash turned up and we all changed into our sports gear and I donned the Polo shirt that was in the goodie bag that Hackett gave us. My friend Simon and I chatted to Pat Cash for a bit and I mentioned my 11 visits to Australia. Then about 10 of us from the suite went to a tennis court and had a fun 2 hours playing tennis with Pat Cash. Memories are made of days such as these. I'd give Hackett 10 stars for this!

Blink and you may miss it! The entrance is right next to (or in front of) the falafel stand. It's a…read morebasement stuffed full of vintage clothes and accessories. Smells like it too, but there's not much one can do about that. There is a wide variety of clothing and the prices seemed pretty reasonable.

great stuff in here! i saw some styles in here that i hadnt seen anywhere else…read more plus, the people working here were the absolute best!

Sam is phenomenal! I ordered Danner boots and he went far above and beyond in helping me decide…read morewhich pair was best for me. Extremely knowledgeable, kind and helpful. Highly recommend!

From the owner: Independently owned and operated since 2012, we aim to offer the best selection of outdoor gear and…read moreapparel - online and in store at our 178 Shoreditch High Street, London shop

This place was so cool! There are tons of vintage shops around Brick Lane, but there's one specific…read moreone that's pictured in a lot of reviews (I didn't take any pictures). It's huge underground area full of vintage shops! The prices were a little too pricey for me, but the best part was the food! There's a whole street food market in that area that serves all kinds of foods, drinks, and desserts. This was where I had the best mango sticky rice I've had in a long time! Strongly recommend checking this place out!

This is an interesting part of London. There are a lot of cafes and eateries with multicultural…read moreofferings. There is shopping, street art and a lot to take in. We rode Santander bikes to Brick Lane and spent the afternoon exploring.