This is a really cool shop which I always pop into when I'm in Camden…read more They sell gorgeous party dresses and slinky tops. I once brought a white backless top there with little black hearts all over it for £30 and it has remained my wardrobe fave since They also sell funky shirts so you can funk up your work wardrobe. My fave find this time was a thick scarf with a keyboard design on it for £20- a must for any music enthusiast! Don't forget the accessories! Big bangles and sparkley neckalces! My choice being a green patent wallet with fancy shoes on it! yum!

Seemed to have good products but customer service sucks. See what happened, my email, and their…read moreamazingly poor service. Expected better. My brief story and what I sent them: About 4 years ago I purchased a document bag to replace an LL Bean bag I had for years. Thought I would step it up a tad. Love the bag, but then somehow the metal bracket on the shoulder strap breaks? How is that even possible? Not happy. About 100 hours later (they promise an already achingly slow 72 hours to respond) "Aimee" sends this: Please accept my apologies for the delay in getting back to you. Ted has received a lot of emails recently (probably from crappy products...I added this), and he hasn't been able to respond as quickly as he likes to! (Oh Ted, please make customer service a priority) I am very sorry to hear of the disappointment you have experienced concerning the quality of your document bag. All Ted Baker's collections undertake strict quality control testing; however, we accept that a small minority of flawed items may slip through the net. I will be sure to make note of this occurrence, and it will be taken on board for future reference. (Please make a note of this). What I sent them in response: Ted making a note of something is weak, trite and solves nothing. So far I am very underwhelmed by Teds slow response and weak customer service regarding its products. Shame on Ted Baker for charging a decent amount for its products and then not standing behind  its "quality" products. Would I buy another product or recommend it to others? Seems they are no better than other online places with products probably made in China. And excuses probably from a booklet. Sadly nobody really cares at Ted Baker. Lesson learned: Shop elsewhere. Products attract; Poor service repels.

Ted Baker has come quite a long way from a men's shirt shop and dry cleaner in Glasgow to a now…read moreworld renowned fashion label. A unique thing about Ted Baker is that it lets it clothes speak for themselves, and relies predominantly on word of mouth for advertising rather than posters or commercials. I do like the clothes however I do not like shopping in their stores the music is too loud and it feels more like being in a poesy club rather than a store. The clothes are mostly very nice office clothes, they have a sophisticated edge to them that makes them stand out from other brands of office clothes. This particular branch only offers men's and women's clothes and accessories. However, the bran itself offers clothing from infancy, as well as gifts and a fragrance line. You can find branches of Ted Baker all over London so there is no need to make a special trip to this branch.

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.

Pamela Shiffer is a small ladies wear boutique selling a varied mix of smaller labels. Labels I…read morehave never heard of! But despite the mix the collections have a solid look. I felt it was like Jigsaw with all the down to earth colors and knitwear..well anyway, I feel like I don't quite belong to their target group that I would say are women closer to forty.. Despite being an small boutique the prices were ok and affordable, nothing too high end. The shop is pretty with wooden floors and I can imagine for the local ladies a pleasant place to go shopping.

Oh what a wonderful time is spent mooching in this lovely store in Primrose Hill. Constantly…read moreinspired by their text updates, the collections are regularly refreshed and premium brands feature heavily in their store. The service in this boutique is second to none - the ladies are well dressed, have an eye for what suits, and don't cringe when you ask for a 30'. Accessories feature heavily in their collections, and you could walk in with nothing and leave with a fashion forward, but yet classic look that could take you from a girls lunch to a wedding to a cocktail date.

While not cutting edge (this is Primrose HIll after all), Press is one of the best fashion…read moreboutiques in the area and has a substantial amount of varied stock jammed into the shop's 3 rooms and corridors. The owner/buyer keeps a mix of mostly recognizable names (Chloe, Vanessa Bruno, Marc by Marc Jacobs), but clothes range from upmarket casualwear (think cashmere jumpers and designer denim) to dressier pieces and there are often some vintage items thrown in. Nothing is ridiculously expensive. You'll also find a good selection of shoes, handbags, jewelry and other accessories (belts, scarves, tights).

Fabulous work and Smart-Casual clothing. I found the staff…read moreaccommodating and friendly. Beware the Reiss no returns policy (store credit only). Also not suitable for above average tall men as they don't do any clothes with longer arms.

Pretty well-stocked for an after Xmas sale…read more I pass this Reiss on my way to and from work, thought I'd stop in to check out their men's collection. Picked up a gingham shirt for my work wardrobe at a decent price. Disappointed to find their men's coat designs to be a bit ho-hum. Pleasant shopping experience nonetheless.

My first experience with H&M was at their newly opened store in San Francisco, CA a few years ago…read more Since then, I have had consistent success in finding new clothes, regardless if I am looking for a nice shirt, new jumper, pair of trousers or assorted accessories. H&M seems to have high quality stuff at very reasonable prices. One time I managed to get a nice dress shirt and pair of khakis for £10 total! As it is getting colder and I was shedding some old clothes, I decided to visit the H&M in Wood Green. They had a very large Men's section and a large assortment of different type of clothing. I ended up finding a couple long sleeve shirts and a nice jumper to replace a worn out and ageing one. My experience was good, with the exception of the cashiers who were very slow and at one point there was only one with about 10 or so people in the queue.

Fun fact - H&M is the only store nearby where you can find a lint roller. They're 99p and come in a…read moreseries of ridiculously unnecessary patterns. Don't bother with Boots, Savers, Tesco or Superdrug; they don't have 'em. (Bonus fun fact - said lint roller shows up as an "umbrella" on the receipt)

This TK Maxx is a bit off the beaten track in East London. It is situated beside a huge Asda. I…read morecame here with a friend some time ago, she has a car which you kind of need to get here. I like TK Maxx because of the quality of the products they sell. You are guaranteed to find some great brand name products here at really decent prices. Such as snow boots which my friend bought and a snow jacket which was £150 reduced to £80 which i bought.

A busy TK Maxx, with as other reviews have said, a good share of great bargains. The sales racks…read moreoften contain a few high end labels too- such a Prada, etc. Mainly, you can bank on them stocking Calvin Klein items- from jumpers to underwear, and Jeans from Wrangler, Lee and Levis. Sadly the credit crunch seemed to have made this store even busier, which makes it hard work to find those bargains!! Still worth it my opinion, but be ready for a rummage!! Oh, also, beware of this place if have have a particularly nervous disposition, as there is a gym above the shop and quite often strange loud thumps ring through the air!! I was quite alarmed at first but now I know there is a gym above the shop, it's not so weird!!