Very quick review as I need to run. Just bought a fantastic 100% Cashier cap from this store…read more Excellent staff, great selection and good price.

I've been buying shirts here for the past five years, and the shirts are really excellent in every…read morerespect. Unfortunately the service in the store is abysmal and could only be described as 'off hand' at best. The disappointment is magnified by the amount you pay here, you really ought to expect a very attentive experience.

Very helpful staff but not a lot of selections, luckily I knew exactly what I wanted anyway so it…read morewas just a matter of fit and color choice

Very friendly and helpful staff. I must have tried on three coats before determining they didn't…read morehave the model I was looking for. No attitude, no problems; just good customer service and "thanks for coming in". Cheers to having the right sort of employees!

Tucked away just behind Selfridges, is this little shirt shop, Diverso…read more Diverso shirts are very interesting to look at. The retail sales manager of Diverso, Lucas Brownless, has never even heard of Emma Willis, Budd's, New & Lingwood, Hilditch & Key, Turnbull & Asser, Dege & Skinner, Huntsman, Hardy Amies, Richard Anderson, Richard James, Kilgour, Ede & Ravenscroft, and all other upscale shirtmakers and tailors. As far as I'm concered, Diverso, are not true shirtmakers, they just design their shirts in the UK and get them crafted in Italy nothing else. Anyone could do that, it's like they're like Emma Willis or Turnbull & Asser. I've been in this shop twice now, but I cannot see myself buying their shirts. But personally, I'd rather buy from Emma Willis in 66 Jermyn Street.

Diverso is a little bit like a lesser known Paul Smith, only with better designs. I love the fact…read morethat I've found a clothes shop for men that shows some promise of originality, especially in their dress shirts, which are often made up of two contrasting fabrics or using daring patterns and florals and have turn up cuffs that highlight the differentiating patterns. The scarfs and ties follow a similar design flair. You have to see them to understand what I mean! Prices are £60 and above but these really are special.

Stumper & Fielding sells contemporary versions of British men's classics - Tweed coats, leather…read moreaccessories and wonderful canvas bags. We visited on a Saturday while the market was in full swing so the store was crammed with people. The Mister was taken with their men's messenger bags and settled on a very stylish model that was waxed so it's rain resistant. At under £40, it was reasonably priced and it's good quality too. Kelly couldn't resist a smaller purse - again, stylish, sturdy and a great souvenir! The staff, despite being so busy, was lovely and gave us some good recommends for local places to grab a bite. Worth a stop!

Quality t shirt and embossed cr card holder with STUMPER FIELDING. I love both them and thank you…read moreHugo for a great experience!

Goods: If you are in the market for a tweed suit, I highly recommend checking out Walker Slater's…read moreofferings. In store you can really get a feel for the fabric, the cut and what they are trying to achieve, but the website can you give good indications as well: http://www.walkerslater.com/ I purchased a three piece tweed that has worn really well so far and picked up a scarf for my wife and one for my mother. WS offers tailoring just up the block and, for the hem on my pants at least, it was included in the price of the suit. For those of us residing outside of the EU, make sure to get a VAT receipt and turn in at the airport for a refund. Service: Very high level of service in this store. I returned three times and encountered 5-6 different employers - all very cheerful and knowledgeable on the WS line. They went out of their way to make sure I was happy with the fabric, the look, the size and the cut of the suit I was buying--very accommodating. Ambiance: A nice open space, economically used to display the merchandise well and plenty of well placed mirrors. Recommendation: even if you are not in the market for suit, worth visiting to check out all of their offerings.

This is the second Walker Slater shop in London and probably the first in the central London area…read moreof Covent Garden. Located right opposite the famous Freemason's Hall, this is possibly the largest Walker Slater shop after the Edinburgh store. Their first London based, Walker Slater shop, is located in the Parson's Green area on the Fulham Road. Originally based in Edinburgh, Scotland, Walker Slater is known for it's tweed three-piece suits. And yes, I will most certainly recommend Walker Slater, when it comes to tweed suits.

Oh how I love this store. The selection and staff are both top notch. I especially like the shop…read morecurated brands like Mr Bridger--super sharp threads. And while the nature of most of these brands is $$, you can find some good deals in their sales rack. I picked up a sale baracuta on a whim!

Very cool shop, I just got my feelings hurt in there having to wear a size 10. Being American and…read moreall, it's just bigger than how we size here, lol. That said, Modfather has some very cool vintage looking clothes. I appreciate that style while it's not my vibe. I did however stumble on a very nice lightweight jacket. It's tan with red plaid lining. Size 10 is what looked best. For 90 pounds it wasn't a bad deal, especially given it's much more tailored than anything I could get from home. Checkout was easy. Recommend for outerwear.

This is the only menswear store in London that stock Merola Gloves…read more Merola Gloves are my ulimate favourite leather gloves. I will do anything to buy the whole stock pile of Merola Gloves, which means even getting a lorry in my house. The place where I used to work which was Fox's in Moorgate, sadly closed down, we used to sell and stock Merola Gloves. And luckly, I even know the UK Distributor for Merola Gloves. Merola Gloves are made in Italy. And they are much better than Dents. For more info about Merola Gloves, just visit: http://www.merolagloves.it

Bruno Menswear is a Italian mens fashion store based in North London. They tend to sell a wide…read morerange of bespoke / couture clothing for men. They operate by appointment only and provide a lounge area to relax in whilst waiting to be attended to. So from that you know it's a costly affair. If your looking to treat yourself to some Italiano niceness then this is you, just make sure your credit card is on point!

This store is ideal for me in every way. They carry a wide range of brands that are difficult to…read morefind elsewhere. Their staff is very knowledgeable and can assist you with any questions, problems, or other issues that may arise while you shop.

Cordings is owned by the world famous musician, Eric Clapton. This is the only shop I know in…read moreLondon that only stock button-cuff shirts. I only buy gifts in this shop for friends and family. Nothing really for myself, I have to say. Nonetheless, Cordings have very good deals when it comes to their winter and summer sales.