I had to buy a reasonably priced suit and thought to try something new. So I tried Nejo in wood…read moregreen. They had a wide range of suits for all occasions. What I loved was the customer service, which is something that you do not tend to find in the larger chains. The suit cost me £150 and I think it was well worth it. I could have bought a similar suit in M&S, for around the same price, but the service would not have been anywhere near as good, It would have been just me and the changing room. Nejo design their own suits and is growing in reputation. If you find yourself in wood green and looking for a suit (Men only), pop into Nejo and ask for a chap named Mo (Mohammed).

From the owner: Our business specialises in seasonal women’s wear and we do have fair collection of men’s wear too…read more Our aim to deliver our customers with products that are high quality and value for money.

Sharp is a men's designer fashion store located on Mare St. in Hackney Central. It is not often…read morethat I visit a store like this, but a wedding definitely warrants something more respectable than my usual get up. The problem is that if I'm going to wear a suit, I really want it to be a little different from the stock-standard 3 piece. Not that I want something ridiculously out-there, I just want it to be a bit different. Anyway, the point is that I didn't find anything to different at Sharp's. The prices were reasonably and the suits are nice, just not what I was after.

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I want to live here. I want to curl up amongst the squirrel T shirts and Alice in Wonderland…read moredresses and nap for a while. I would then wake, bright eyed and bushy tailed ready to face the world again. I should have never have popped my head in here. They sell a variety of designers that make drool form in my mouth and trickle down my chinny chin chin. One of these is Eley Kishimoto, swoon. Seriously, I actually had to be dragged out the shop. Even with my zero budget I almost fooled myself that I needed something from here. Just a bag, a tiny bag. My bank would not even notice... would it?! I want all my Chanuka pressies from here. Just saying, in case you were thinking of buying me something. Get. It. From. Here.

Well, I wouldn't shop here. But then I don't like wearing brands, or boring mens' clothing. If…read moreyou want that, shop in Burtons or Next, and save yourself the hassle and money of shopping here. Lal is pretty inoffensive. Ranges of big name fashion in brown, grey, black. Big rugged and gruff mens' shoes displayed prominently. Stussy, Adidas, Birkenstock. All denim and leather. To be honest, as much as a lot of their clothes are ok, some are even quite nice. It'd be a much more interesting and rewarding shop to pop into Episode next door, and chance your arm that there might be something right up your street, that you'd never have found anywhere else. Rather than walk in here and find a 'very acceptable' jacket which'll set you back £80. That's my advice anyway... x

Of late I've become a little obsessed with Whistles - somehow everything they make seems to suit me…read morequite well (and I might also be swayed by the fact I can fit in a smaller size than usual here) - the clothes are well-made and they have a knack for choosing lovely patterns, i.e. ones that aren't floral (too girly for me) or giant (unfalttering). This obsession has significantly increased my dry-cleaning bill however - check their labels. Anyway, just a shout out to the Upper Street branch which is local to my work so I popped in on a quest for a dress. They didn't have the dress, but they searched and printed all the stores that did, and were charming and friendly to boot, even though I left without buying anything and a trail of tried-on clothes (waiting for next paycheque) in the changing room. Excellent sales. The Westfield and Northcote Road branches are great too, though Westfield has the biggest selection.

Whistles does indeed deserve some cat-calls (Is there another word for that annoying whistle…read morenoise?) as each time I walk by I find myself drooling over high-quality, fashion-forward, edgy and design-inspired pieces. The designers will probably come to a screeching halt when they read this, but I adore that Whistles can provide me with more a grown up and higher quality Topshop feel. The patterns and materials are much more thought-out and appealing, without loosing the trendy or edgy nature. I've been in more times than my wallet would like to admit, because while I love that Whistles stays on trend, I also find that the prices are exorbitantly high. I'm willing to pay them as I truly do believe that you get what you pay for, but it doesn't mean that I like it! (Nor do I like having to dish out on dry-cleaning every item of theirs that I own.)

Great shop, full of stylish and refined accessories. Very well curated selection: English Cologne,…read moreScandinavian bags, Italians scarfs, etc. Students get 10% off!

I've been by this place many many times when visiting The Stables in Camden so decided to pop in…read morefor a looksee. It's nowhere near as big as Cyberdog just round the corner but has a brilliant collection of really top quality top notch clothing, jewellery, and knick knacks like blankets and throws from exotic places like Bali, Malaysia, India, Tibet etc. The quality and styling is superb especially if you want something cool, trendy and comfortable but out of the ordinary. Two plusses are that it has a small chill out area upstairs with really comfy sofas and they serve great coffee and nice cold drinks, so you can also take the weight of you feet and enjoy a nice cold or hot drink AND the guy whose place it is is very helpful and welcoming. A real must to visit if you go to the stables. 10/10

From the owner: Originated in the heart of Camden Stables Market in 2010, collaborating with Hexagon HGN, offering…read morepeople a direct service and unique shopping experience.

I LOVE this shopping Centre; it's busy, bustling and brimming with all the treats you could want…read more One of the best things about the shopping centre is the Sainsbury's; it's the best and cheapest supermarket mega-store in the area, and has the largest selection of Quorn and vegetarian foods in the area (aside from specialist shops). There's also an Iceland, although I'm pretty opposed to this chain it is cheap as chips. There's the Hackney obligatory Percy Ingles, the bakery and a hot nut stand (the shop used to be on Kingsland Road but has now moved in here). There's also clothes shops, a Holland and Barret and acupuncture shop. As if in keeping with the Ridley Rd market, there's also stalls inside selling clothes that Albert Square would be proud of! Then of course there's the infamous Matalan where there was sadly a terrible murder earlier this year. This forced a tightening of security, and you often see police men wandering around. That said, the liveliness of the shopping centre is infectious, and seriously, the Sainsburys is well cheap!

Kingsland shopping centre needs a good refurbishment because at the moment it is grim rundown with…read morerubbish shops eg matalan and market stall which make crammed and lot of the retail units in the shopping centre is small which is not good and the shopping centre is not welcoming eg no benches,toilets.car parking price is so expensive not wroth the price.hardly famous retail brands in the shopping centre which is really bad.the shopping centre smell like brunt oil which is really bad and unfriendly and the popcorn stall should their own shop.i only go to shopping centre because no else in the area to shop.i prefer to go to Stratford.