Great service, very helpful and attentive! Wide selection of women's and men's jackets at a…read morereasonable price!

Obsessed with this shop. A wholesale leather shop with amazing styles and quality leather and…read moretailoring. The owners were so kind as well family business. Quality leather, quality tailoring, and pricing! I will definitely be back!

Iconic and historic British motorcycle leather company, making a range of classic motorcycle…read morejackets and accessories, such as belts and boots. They have jackets and designs go back 70 years, and can be seen in a number of films of the 1950s and 1960s. The quality is very high, since they use premium smooth leathers, but then so are the prices: expect to pay close to £800 for a jacket. You can buy off-the-peg in the shop (they have a large range of stock there) but they will also make small adjustments to stock sizes if you want a jacket made. This is what I had done when I purchased a jacket eight years ago. You can also order one of the standard designs in a range of colours (including white, yellow, red, and blue) as well as the classic black and brown. Some of the design is also available in suede. Staff are knowledgeable and friendly, as he would expect for a premium service.

Ordered & paid £1,268.91on 5/1, no response so I emailed on 5/6 received apology that evening, the…read morenext day I received a follow up email with wrong measurements to my custom jacket, out of the 8 spots they ask you to measure the email only had 3,measurements and they were wrong. i emailed back pointing out the mistakes and explained once again my measurements and waited but nothing, 2 weeks go by I ask what was going on, no response, finally I just ask to cancel on 5/16 and they didn't respond, I contacted my credit card and emailed them again on 5/19, once I mentioned that i disputedo the charges they contact me back and say they are refunding, 3 more emails and today is 5/31/22 with no refund.

I quite like this Pickett store, much nicer than the West End branch in Burlington Arcade. But the…read moreproblem I have with this store is that, it seems to be very small. I have recently bought myself a tan coloured bridle leather passport holder with the Queen's crest on the front cover and also black leather silk lined gloves. The passport cover is £45 and the gloves are £95, and I must say, for the quality of Pickett gloves, they are much better than Dents gloves and they smell nice as well. If you're looking for something, that's very English, start off with Pickett first and make your decision from there. You can forget Selfridges and Harrods for leather goods, Pickett is probably the best in the top five of British leather shops in town.

We went because to the location on bond street on our last trip to London. It is Butterfly Mark…read morecertified an Independent verification of the highest sustainability standards and because Smythson catered European Royalty and the Indian Maharajas and Grace Kelly, Katharine Hepburn, Claudette Colbert and Vivien Leigh...we had to see what it was all about. The leather goods were my spouse got me as a anniversary gift a personalized, navy notebook and note cards. They are stunning and a bit more but true quality.

Bright, beautiful, and spacious Smythson is a luxury store that has a variety of merchandise from…read morean impressive stationary selection to an even more impressive purse selection. The store is clearly divided with wearable goods in the front half and stationary goods in the back. Everything out is display only. If you want to purchase something you indicate you would like it and the salesperson eagerly goes to check stock. Once stock is confirmed the salesperson will receive confirmation you want the item and then they will bring it to the counter. They are very particular with this process. And they are hawkish. I never got warm fuzzies from the salespeople who seemed very intense and eager for any sale. They never engaged in pressure sales but once interest was shown they quickly descended with military precision. Our salesperson was efficient and solid, but seemed quickly irritated when he couldn't close a sale immediately especially if a cash register was occupied by another co-worker. We were never in a rush but our salesperson wanted to be done. He hovered by three different machines before one freed up. The merchandise is quite nice! I especially loved the purses which were classy and unique with fantastic colors. I love them! If you want fancy paper or great purses would highly recommend!

The gents at Gohils repaired my leather handbag within and hour and a half. I needed the stitching…read morerepaired around the zip and in the handles. The quality of their work was exceptional - it is hard to see where the bag was ever damaged. The repairs were reasonably priced and the 2 gentleman in the shop were very helpful and friendly

Absolutely lovely bags in the sea of crap thta is Camden High Street. I've taken mine through…read moreLondon, NYC, and even the Sahara Desert, and it is holding up splendidly. When I expressed a desire for a light weight bag (I have another leather bag which is far too heavy) the owner kindly brought out a scale and weighed each of the bags of the model I was interested in. Great products, excellent customer service, and wonderful experience all around. I look forward to using my Gohil bag for years to come.

While the store has a decent selection of Longchamp's line the staff leaves much to be desired…read more They were rude, stuck up, and condescending. Their attitude made it seem as though answering my questions was a huge imposition. I'm not sure what they were expecting, working in retail. After purchase service is seemed to be non-existent. Needless to say the service was not satisfactory and I had a terrible experience. Will not be coming back and hesitant to purchase anything from them in the future.

Yay! Love Longchamp…read moreand I love buying it overseas because it's cheaper in Europe, but that also depends on the exchange rate. This particular store is relatively well stocked and the staff are friendly, but can also be snobby. After I made it clear that I was going to be purchasing a few items, the attendants became much more friendly and attentive, but who can blame them?

Yay! I have a new leather jacket that has been perfectly copied from my old one and fits me…read moreperfectly! Kamran and Saf dealt with me beautifully. Quality of leather and service is great. Thank you both so much

What a wonderful store & even better people working within. Lots of selection to choose from, and…read morethey'll help you find exactly what you're looking for - even if it means putting something together personally for you. Great value & I will certainly be back. I worked with Saf - he was kind, welcoming, & delivered even better than expected.

Shinola is making waves overseas. They support local Detroit-made manufacturing goods for lifestyle…read moreand home. Most stuff is very expensive EXCEPT their beautiful journals. Shinola has the best journals. Waaaaay better than Moleskin, the just last. You can also personalize the journals too by letter press for free!

I've only been to this leather clothing store twice now. The…read moreshop seems okay. But feels very much like, by appointment only. The leather jackets are literally made on the shop's premises. The geezer who runs this store is a fully trained Savile Row tailor. Personally, I wouldn't buy a leather jacket from this store, I would rather go to Lewis Leathers on Whitfield Street in Fitzrovia. General Leather Co. do not stock leather accessories, i.e. wallets, bags, and luggages. Only leather garments, I'm afraid.

I bought a black leather sports jacket from Cromford about 18 months ago. So, this review is long…read moreoverdue! We were visiting England on holiday for two weeks in October 2017. While visiting a local tailor in London, I asked for a referral to a good leather tailor. The first name he gave me was Cromford. We visited all three referral's he gave us but, were blown away by Cromford and Pauline. I am 6' tall with a 37" sleeve length. As a result, it's almost impossible for me to buy anything off the rack. This is especially so with leather jackets. When I saw the quality of the leather, the workmanship and the names of some of their clientele, it was obvious Cromford Leather was the right choice. So, buying a made to measure leather jacket is not a quick process. We had to head back to the states in 8 days. And, the measuring and fitting process, along with the test fit can't be done within a day or so. Knowing we were on a short schedule, Pauline and team worked to have a test jacket ready for fitment upon our return to London 7 days later. We immediately headed for Cromford upon our return. They had the test garment ready for me. After making some very slight modifications, she confirmed the jacket would be ready to mail to me a few weeks later. Being a very expensive investment, it was a bit nerve wracking to leave London and wait for weeks to receive a jacket that might not fit. The end of the story is I couldn't be happier with the jacket! Perfect Fit!!! Extraordinary quality!! Fantastic leather! I get compliments on the jacket from men and women alike every time I wear it! They may be a bit pricey, but you can't go wrong with Cromford, Pauline and her team! They are worth every penny.

Monsoon's are a clothing store that also part of the Accessorize chain…read more This little store in Waterloo Station is enjoyable to wander around when waiting for a train or a friend. They have a great little collection of items from the home ware collection - coasters, table mats, candles and candle holders. The jewellery is costume jewellery, fun chunky necklaces and little bracelets and earrings. The clothes are just a selection again but I must say they do choose a good selection of dresses, cardigans and skirts.

I remember being slightly phased when a Monsoon store opened on Waterloo station, and couldn't help…read morethinking that somehow, this wasn't going to work. I could see the logic in Accessorize, Tie Rack, even TM Lewin, but an actual, proper, honest to goodness clothes shop? Hmm. Oh me of little faith. I'm sure I'm not the only person who hoves through Waterloo not so much as a shortcut, but as a stop off on the way from tube or train to bus or taxi home. There, the siren call of shiny things is guaranteed to lure me in. There's a heavy emphasis on party wear that I've never been quite able to work out. I mean, if you're catching a train to a party, you're either wearing what you're going in, or taking it with you, aren't you? The only time the store can (and does) irritate is if you've got three or four people in there with large suitcases. I once asked the security guard if he would watch my case while I just went the other side of a rail (constantly in his full view, I just didn't want to block the aisle!), and was met with a basilisk stare and silence. I took that as a no. By sharp contrast, the till and floor staff are some of the nicest you'll find in a Monsoon anywhere.