Always loved their goods, I have a pair of sunglasses I bought from NYC years ago - my favorite was…read morethe pink one in San Francisco. Here staffing is helpful and mostly a men's store. Pricing is moderate to high we were looking at some nice polos that ranged from 100-350 euros. Highly recommended!

I purchased a pair of gloves and noticed before even wearing them that one of the hands has a clear…read morefault being the knit is coming undone, the other hand is perfect Paul Smith will not deed this as a faulty product and refuse to change the, I am very disappointed response

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.

Yes, Cordings is not a bargain-basement store. However, if one waits for a sale, he (I have no…read moredirect experience of women's clothing) can find some true bargains, if he takes quality into account. I have purchased two pairs of trousers and one shirt on sale, and the price is only slightly higher, if at all, than what I'd pay for a comparable garment in the U.S. and the word "comparable" is key, because many of the items Cordings carries are not readily available in the states. The trousers I bought are the zip-front chinos, and I could not find chinos in such a wide array of colors anywhere, and when the garments arrived and I opened the package, the colors were even more vibrant than they appeared to me on line, and the quality of construction and fabric was superior to name-brand but cheaper chinos I've purchased in the states Delivery was even more rapid than promised. With my shirt purchase I was able to find very similar shirts elsewhere, but only in G.B., and, again, especially once VAT was deducted, the sale price was actually slightly lower than elsewhere. I had one small problem with an item I'd ordered being out of stock, because I'd procrastinated too long to make up my mind about buying, but Cordings' staff resolved the problem very rapidly and cordially. The one issue I might have with Cordings is that their shipping fees to the states are the highest I've encountered, but I chalk this up to the type of business they appear to run. I figure they're charging the true cost of what it costs them to provide an on-line shopping service, since I can't imagine T.M. Lewin, Charles Tyrwhitt, or Hawes and Curtis are charging what it really costs them. "Enough!" you say. I do tend to go on and on when I like a place. My only regrets are that it's unlikely I'll be able to shop in-store in anything like the near future and that my budget for buying ANYWHERE has shrunk much lower than I'd like, but then, that makes purchasing quality clothing even more important.

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.

A boutique of a renown upmarket Italian menswear company. Canali produces a variety of high quality…read moremen's fashion products including the range of official suits as well as more casual and sports wear. The quality of Canali garments is guaranteed by the fact that every item is carefully designed and crafted in one of their traditional factories in Italy. The style of all products is undoubtedly classic conservative, yet many items contain the features of fresh refinement, providing for a particularly elegant blend of tradition and modernity. The prices are fairly reasonable, especially at sales times. A typical shirt cost in the region of £100 at a regular price. Suits start at around £700.

Moss London is a mens fashion store and they stock a large selection of men's suits and formal wear…read morefor both sale and hire. They also have a range of casual wear which include David Moss' own branded clothing. Launched in the 1930s and now part of the Moss Bros group, Canali specialise in an extensive range of smart and casual Italian menswear. The price for everything is way too expensive for my liking and the staff are just a tad bit too snooty which lets it down big time for me. Clothes are good though!

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!

I came into COS on a mission. I needed some smart, warm looks that could withstand being chucked in…read morea case and flown around Europe, only to pop out and look terrific in some random hotel room. I explained this to Ergita and she was game to help, picking a range of choices in my size off the rack and replenishing me in the dressing room. I can't think of the last time H&M did anything for me. Besides wearing their mens boxer briefs as at home loungewear, I find the brand no longer ticks my boxes. But H&M's premium line Collection of Style (COS) is a different story entirely. Classic pieces with interesting lines that are seriously wearable dominate their collection (which rotates rather often.) I especially like their dresses (four of which now comprise the majority of my winter wardrobe) and sweaters. Whenever I walk into COS, I find simple styles that feel like they were made with me in mind. At the moment, their stores are only in Europe (Belgium, France, Germany, Denmark, Ireland, Netherlands, Spain and the UK.) Were I a resident of the USA, I'd be clamoring for COS.

Cos is like NOS for fashion. NOS as in Nitric oxide synthase, the happy gas. This place is chic…read moreto degrees that I didn't think was possible for humans to withstand. I absolutely love all of the pieces in here. Their shirts, skirts and dresses are suit-oriented, classy styles that will leave even me, the trampiest person known to man, with a debonair flair that would knock out Gucci in five point two seconds. Their prices range from £10 to £100, so you'll be able to find something suave in here without breaking the bank.

Very hi quality, great customer service I get compliments…read moreon all my clothes from this company

I really wanted to buy a tweed suit from this shop, but when I went, it wasn't tweed season and…read morethey didn't have anything in my size that I liked. Their clothes are so unique and well-made. The staff here is very nice, the store is bursting with charm, and their doggo is awesome. So, I never ended up getting anything, but I do hope to someday!

I always feel bad for the chaps; there are so many options for girls, boutiques, and designers. So…read morewhen I found this shop I though it was a great find to share with all. This shop has two floor dedicated to men's fashion. They carry high-end fashion labels like Rome Gigli, Smasonite Black Label, Dsquared2, etc. They also have a pretty cool selection of trainers and have a customization service if you should want to put your initials or whatever you want. The service is good, helpful, and the prices in general are high, so if you go in with the idea of buying be ready to spend some money.

Vertice is a fashion forward boutique on South Molton Street for menswear. It is directional,…read morestocks the latest trends from the hottest up and coming menswear designers as well as more established brands. Set on two floors the shop is welcoming and the staff friendly and helpful even though they do all look like they just stepped off the cover of GQ! keep an eye out for their customized pieces such as the jewelled trainers and jeans, definitely a talking piece. Prices are typically fairly high.