A pleasant little shop run by a pleasant and joyful lady, very engaging and inspirational. You can…read morefeel the excitement she has for all things one can fashion from wool. Plenty on offer and this isn't your usual acrylic only wool shop. Courses are run regularly from introductory, felting, crochet, the list goes on.

Oh blimey I wish I was rich. I wish I was rich so that I could stand on the other bank when the…read moreregatta is on and wear a blazer from Collier and Robinson. (I'd also need to belong to something that has it's own blazer - but that's beside the point). This unassuming shop-front - in need of a little TLC - hides a prestigious company who hand-make blazers and accessories primarily for the great and good who attend the regatta. Yes, everything is hand-made, and only the finest materials are used. Parking can be a bit iffy, but if you can afford their work, then your barrister will probably get the parking ticket thrown out anyway. Charming, old school and elegant. Top marks.

The most arrogant company I have ever had to deal with. Director genuinely believes that you should…read morebe grateful that they allow you to spend your money with them. No idea about customer service. Would spend significantly more money with one of their competitors than go back.

It's an Accessorize and it's tacked onto a Monsoon. Errrrrrrrr…read more.... As these trinket shops go, it's a decent size and has a good range of stock. It's centrally located in the town and the staff - although generally young things - are all helpful. Hats, bags, kids stuff and baubles - they're all there. Prices are usually reasonable and sales frequent.

What a lovely little place this is…read more An independent jeweler who I equate with custom made pieces, they will also source items for you. The owner and (I think) his two colleagues are always very helpful and show a great understanding - and patience - in trying to interpret my far-ranging ideas for jewelery to please her ladyship with. The shop is central and very welcoming. The prices, for handmade and custom designed stuff, is very reasonable indeed (just don't tell her ladyship).

From the owner: Lawsons Goldsmiths was established in 1993 by Simon Lawson, a qualified goldsmith with over 30…read moreyears of experience. We produce and sell a range of different jewellery in gold, silver and platinum. See our range of Our experienced goldsmiths are able to create unique pieces of jewellery to your specifications. We can produce full colour drawings of your desired piece. Most of our bespoke jewellery is crafted using gold or platinum, but we are able to work using silver and other metals on request. n our workshop we are able to repair all kinds of jewellery including rings, necklaces, bracelets and earrings. Whether you are looking for repairs or bespoke jewellery

love coming to this beautiful shop service 1st class and the shop is displayed very well and very…read moregood value and quality morning out with my sister and Facey is always our first stop

Another old-school shop in conservative Henley. This department store - actually the size of a…read morenormal town shop - sells everything from sewing gear and furnishings to clothes, handbags and hosiery. The staff are incredibly helpful and friendly and the prices are actually very reasonable for the quality of goods that they sell. It's been in Henley for years and, Gordon Brown willing, will hopefully be here for years to come.

The clothes within this shop are decent, even having some accessories and shoes, but nothing…read moredissimilar to what one might find on the high street. Simple wear and a few simple frocks. Good quality items that could cater to various style choices. I understand that fashion changes, and am far more interested in customer service than anything else. Grace I found was pretty appalling. There were two people there working (one who I am assuming was the owner or manager) and neither seemed to think it worth their time to see if I needed any help with sizes (of which there was only ever one size on the rack per garment and I was thus required to try everything from a small to a large). I was ignored by the owner who seemed to be having more fun dressing her friend, and the other staff member was too busy with a man over a work related issue (I believe). Upon my asking if their was another size of an item the woman in charge acted, for lack of a better word, condescending and quickly told me no before returning her undivided attention to her friend. A total let down.

This little branch of Crew is spotlessly clean and staffed by extremely helpful and attentive…read morestaff. With barely enough room to swing a cat, they have done a very good job of getting as much stock on display as possible. The quality of the clothing can't be complained about, and you'll find that one in five denizens of the town is generally wearing one or more items of their clothing. Price wise, it's a little on the steep side. However, you do get what you pay for and the quality of the stuff is very good.

From the owner: Find the best in casual outdoor clothing at Crew Clothing. We offer stylish men's, women's casual…read moreclothing that look great for all occasions.

In a town of charity shops, this is probably one of the poorer ones I'm afraid…read more Struggling even more now that a large Oxfam shop has moved next to it, the friendly staff do their best with what they have. Still worth popping in to look for a bargain, but eclipsed by the others.

Brilliant little charity shop with good quality, decent clothes and accessories. I think a lot of…read moretheir stuff is end of the line and donated brand new by clothing companies. I would definitely recommend going here. The staff are really friendly and it's all for a great cause.

It's a Monsoon…read more My wife loves this place and would happily spend every penny we have in here - to then sit and watch the various sequins detach themselves and get stuck in the hoover for ever more. Slap bang in the middle of town, the shop is not huge, but is well though out and has plenty of room. The clothes are what I would call replica fashion(tm) and enable us normal people (girls, not boys) to pretend that we're wearing this season's must have items. That said, the prices can be a little steep at times, and it's always annoying to see what you have just bought reduced by 70% a couple of weeks later in one of their sales. You can't go wrong buying the other half something from here. Just stand firm when they try to fob one of their loyalty cards off on you.