Set in the beautiful Greenwich, this shop specializes in men's wear, and they catty the coolest…read morelines: Carhart, Fred Perry, Lyle and Scott Nudie, and others. The shop and the merchandise have a definite style, it could be described as cool, understated yet trendy. I think it is the coolest shop for guys in London. It is a bit off the way especially if you live in central London. I would suggest if you do live far, to take a boat down the Tames, and make your shopping day a sightseeing day as well. its well worth it because even if you don't find what you want here, this area is full of lovely shops for all tastes.

was in Matalan in Gallions reach today. I couldn't buy a baby comforter for £5 without telling them…read moremy email address. My baby was crying so I was holding the baby and trying to calm him down. I was standing in the queue for 10 minutes because just one person was working at the checkout . I have prepared £5 ahead. They wanted me to spend more time with a crying baby because they couldn't sell me a comforter for cash without the email. I left the shop totally disappointed without the comforter. No more shopping in Matalan.

As chains go, this is not one of the worst out there, but this one... hmmm!…read more One of the bigger stores, but there just wasn't anything in there! I know that might sound a little odd, and I don't mean that it was empty, but there was nothing worth even looking at, no less purchasing. That said I wouldn't not go in another branch, but one, this particular shops was a mess and two, it was not forthcoming in the children's school shirts department for which, we visited in there in the first place! My intention is not to put anybody off all Matalans, as it's not a bad place for basic essentials like cheap hosiery, however be sure to only pop into this one if you have exhausted all other resources.

The staff here are very helpful and friendly. They provide you with great shopping facilities as…read morewell as offering you a nice environment to shop in.

"In case of emergency"…read more Now hold your panties, this place is brilliant! Took me a while to realize it was some kind of treasury. Okay, this might not be the wild stuff you're expecting when thinking of a city trip to London, but I got me some new knickers. Almost a complete new knicker wardrobe in 1 whammy...12 knickers to be precise. Paid 33 pounds only. Proper brands too...DKNY. Gilly Hicks? Marilyn Monroe intimates? Jessica Simpsons intimates? Anyways, DKNY, they've got it! You see it's been a while since I got new undies. It's been so long actually, I was starting to get worried about being hit by a bus and having being undressed on the operating table. Give a whole new meaning to wardrobe malfunction. The horror! If getting new knickers is enough to get me excited, imagine the ecstasy I experienced when I had to decide which pair was going to be the first 1 to wear after throwing them in the washing machine. Ow JOY... We're getting there. Next step is color coordinating top & bottom...

Trendy brand name clothing and accessories for men and women…read more Women wear is on the ground floor and men wear are upstairs Always got a sale rack at the back of store for women and Men are upstairs. Once again...! Discount for students and refunds are given in credit notes.. Again!! it is expensive..! An one off treat now and again... For me anyway.. It's not your new look or primark prices....

No, before reading this review, you should know that it's really the only shoe shop in Greenwich…read more Apart from one over the road which is great if you want to look like a hooker. It used to be pretty great in here. I bought my first expensive pair of shoes in here the day I started uni. They might not fit anymore but they're still pretty. That was 6 years ago. Now the place is rubbish. Overpriced and really shoddy. Not just that but the shoes are ugly. Unless you really want a pair of red patent platform wedges? No, me niether. Everything is very over the top here. Its a small shop and the staff have a knack of making you feel uncomfortable if you're just looking. Which is horrible when there's four of them veen if the shop is empty. It's the kind of place I hate going into if I'm not feeling at my best. This makes shopping a bit rubbish. I pop in everytime I'm shopping in Greenwich, but someone please put a decent shoe store in the town. My feet are not happy.

I stumbled on to Greenwich by way of boat tour and had no freaking idea what the 'eff is in…read moreGreenwich, and that I had until five p.m to get back to the dock to head back up the river to where I started. Anyways, I'm staying in High Street Kensington and there's lots of chain stores I can find back in the U.S which is a disappointment since I'm looking for ultra cute/unique finds to take back to L.A / O.C. As I was wondering about Greenwich I saw the name on the outside and thought I'd get a quick peek at it and loved it. I bought like four random cards (these are funny and I've yet to see them in Cali) and almost bought two coats here, but I'm still on the hunt and have two more days to do so (but I have a feeling I'll end up making the long boat trip back down there before I leave). Definitely a store to check out with some cool/cute finds.

Love joy! you can always find a funky and unique things…read more... BUT it is a blt pricey..doh!!

A very small, British vintage and retro clothing consignment in The Beehive store. It is moderately…read morepriced but its ranges are not very varied or exciting. There was a beautifully tailored, blue and red 1960s suit jacket, styled with a pair of red, leather, tongued pumps as a central display, but other than that there wasn't much that caught my eye. The majority of the stock is on the back wall of the shop which is dedicated to a selection of drab men's shirts and jackets, which I suppose was my main problem- in my opinion there just aren't enough women's clothes for a unisex vintage shop.

Finally found a vintage shop that doesn't charge you more than the entire inheritance your…read moregrandmother left you, for the fake fur coat she left your sister. Tucked away in Greenwich Market is this cute little two-shop vintage/second hand establishment. It's well laid out and un-cluttered. I loved this shop for all the army/military gear it has and if I was still into my Am-Dram I would be here every week to steal new stock for costume. Now I didn't purchase anything here on my visit, because I am poor, but I did see some great items at reasonable prices. Like most vintage shops its got your mock/real furs and granny jumpers and tweed jackets. However it has some great choice pieces and lovely little bits and bobs.

I was impressed with 360 Vintage, its a lovely and neat shop right in Greenwich Market…read more I liked the way they had put a tag on the rails of clothing with which decade it came from...believe me this is very helpful. They don't have a big range of clothing, and was nice to see that you don't have to rummage through stuff. The left side of the store was more elegant, more of the 1930s and 40s era. The clothes are pricey a dress could easily be £55 but the quality of the garment is well preserved. If I'm in Greenwich again, ill shall pop and who knows I might come away with something.