During my entire final year at University the Service Point boys and I got best friends. They know…read moreme by name and if there is a problem how to reach them. Service Point belongs to a chain specialising in print, binding, posters etc. As a student I got a reasonable discount. However, colour prints are expensive in London and especially as a student you think twice before printing something. I guess my wedding present will be a colour photocopier! Roy, the manager who is running this branch is very friendly and tries as much as possible to meet your inquiries. I normally dropped of a CD in the morning and came back in the evening to get the printed work. They usually call you when the work is done. I printed my business cards and binded a lot of reports. For silkscreen prints they can print on A2 tracing papers as well as A2 acetates. If they have less work you even can ask them to print your work immediately, which saves you time to come twice. I remember once the manager even stayed in late as one of my prints have not come out the way I expected. Even if you think the staff is a bit ignorant at first, you will soon find them helping you the best they can, even if it means you give them instructions standing next to them on the screen. The quickest way to get the job done asap is by e-mailing them!

City Branch of Service Point are fantastic, Brilliant in terms of service, quality of work,…read morehelpfulmess and price. Just had an exhibition printed and mounted and they couldn't have done a better job. Use them!

The founding fathers of tailoring on Savile Row, providing bespoke tailoring for men…read more A bespoke service for women tailoring is now provided by Roubi L' Roubi.

Well, what is there to say about the tailor that allegedly was the founder of Savile Row ?…read more Since the early 19th century, Henry Poole & Co have provided garments to the mighty and famous. Over the centuries, they collected a variety of royal and imperial warrants from all over the world, although to my knowledge, no recent one. The original documents are on display in their shop, 15 Savile Row. And on a side note, apparently, Henry Poole & Co. even produced the first ever dinner suit for some British Prince Edward (NOT the late Duke of Windsor that is). Once the biggest bespoke tailor of them all, Henry Poole & Co. are now confined to a small shop, but unlike most of their Savile Row colleagues, they only produce bespoke suits - no ready-to-wear, no made-to-measure, no high fashion line. The shop interior is a bit old and stuffy, but then again, that is part of their charme. The proprietor, Angus Cundey is still a member of the founding family, and he loves to talk about the Row's history as well as his firm's tradition. The garments are of high quality, but due to Poole's size as one of the bigger tailors, the outcome of your order depends on your cutter and especially on the guy that does the actual tailoring. Like many other Savile Row tailors, they not only employ in-house coat and trousers makers, but have contract workers outside the Row that do some of their sewing. So unfortunately, their quality -although of undeniably high standard- is not always of the same level. And neither is the fit. Nevertheless, their suits are excellent, and the choice of cloth they provide is vast. Sadly, Poole & Co. have no type of garment they are especially famous for or exceptionally good at (except maybe the dinner suit). No Huntsman tweed, no Dege military cut, no Gieves & Hawkes Navy tradition, no Anderson & Sheppard soft and drapey cut. Their house style is very much middle of the road, decently structured shoulders and medium tapering. A great tailor, but due to their size and history sadly a tiny bit bland. The great thing about Poole & Co. though is their extensive travelling schedule to continental Europe and the U.S. That way, they are still the missionaries of the Row !

I've been using Coloursonic on and off for about 6 months for large A1 size Giclée printing onto…read moreSomerset stock. To date they've probably done half a dozen jobs for me. They don't have a dedicated online facility so what I usually do is send them an email and use something like mailbigfile.com to get my files to them. Then I get an email invoice back and another message that it's been completed. The service is fantastic and the quality of the prints that I've received has been exceptional. Once there was an issue when one of the pigments had been running low and there were some tiny white lines running through one particular colour, to be fair you could hardly see it but it wasnt perfect so they just had it reprinted immediately. Coloursonic isn't the cheapest Giclée printer I'm aware of, but I trust them to deliver everytime and to the highest possible standard so that's why I keep going back to them.

How they asked me with a straight face for £50 to send a 60cm x 20cm (3kg ish) parcel 7 miles away…read morei don't know! I asked how much they wanted if i packaged it instead and they said £20. £30 for a box and some bubble wrap!? Nice enough people but extortionate pricing

Last week the company I work for moved offices and we're now based on Golden Square in Soho where…read morethe nearest post office is a decent 15 minute walk away and there's ALWAYS queues. Well now I've discovered Mailboxes etc whichis approximately 2 minutes walk from being sat at my desk to their counter. They offer all the services of a Post Office and more and at similar prices too. No more walking in the rain for me!

Amazing Service and a fun experience while getting a roll up banner printed. The team were helpful…read moreand even suggested that I collect the printed product at another Branch which is a walking distance from my office! Very grateful! The speed of delivery will certainly make me come back. Aaron

Such amazing staff! I just did some photocopying and they were very helpful :) completely…read morerecommend, everyone is effective and it was done very quickly!

I have had three jackets now altered at Hidalgo Brothers and I would go back again even though I…read morelive in Wales. Every single time the job was completed on time and the quality of work was of a high standard. I feel the service was personal and they really listened to what style I wanted with my jacket. I would continue to use Hidalgo Brothers for my alteration needs; high recommended. As I live in Cardiff and was unable to pick the jacket up after dropping it off - they actually posted my first jacket once it got altered. I received the jacket two weeks later and it was carefully packed in plastic wraps. The work done was perfect - sleeves were perfectly shorted from the shoulders. The second jacket again had sleeves shortened and fabrics removed from the waist. The third jacket had the sleeves lengthened. All were perfectly done and I am very happy.

Very nice people, can do a quick job if needed…read more I had two suits narrowed and tapered after losing 10kg in weight. They did a good job of it, although one pair of trousers had to be done twice (first time they didn't narrow it enough). They are competent and professional, but if not guided tend to err on the side of wide fit (a common thing among English tailors).

Excellent experience! First time buying a tailored shirt + waistcoat and couldn't have enjoyed it…read moremore. Everything was explained properly, handled professionally and the end product was everything I wanted it to be. I've definitely found my tailor!

I'm getting married in Sept and had decided to get a suit made rather than hiring a morning suit…read morewhich was the other obvious option. I searched around the big savile row tailors and enquired about made-to-measure and bespoke suit prices. To be honest, their prices were way out of my budget range (£2000+) and as it was my first tailored suit, I was worried about the stuffiness in some of the other tailors that I had heard about. I then starting doing some research on Google, looking at reviews etc for other non-savile row tailors in the £1000-1500 range. I narrowed it down to a few tailors, one of which was Henry Herbert which I decided to go for after reading favourable reviews. Obviously getting a wedding suit made is a huge thing and you are essentially putting your trust in someone you have never met before. I have to say that Charlie who I dealt with was absolutely superb fitting in around work to come to the Savile Row office that he shares with another tailor. I came in a couple of times to pick a fabric, then once I decided to go ahead I had 2 fittings (each about 20 mins each to fit around work). There are some final tweaks happening and then the final suit will be delivered. It probably took a couple of months from start to finish. The suit looks superb a beautiful midnight blue cloth, and I also got a shirt made as well. The difference between the suit I came in and the one being made was obvious. Im sure the final result will be absolutely superb. Happy to give a reference. Highly recommended.

Kall Kwik are a great printing company and depending on the volume of your request can pretty much…read morehelp out on the day. I had a picture which I needed blowing up and laminated - I rang at 10am, sent the jpeg over and by 12pm, the order was ready for pick up. It cost £10 which I was very happy with as the end product was of a fantastic quality. They also provide a general printing service, photocopying and binding. The guys in the London Bridge branch are really friendly and always helpful. They are brilliant with providing ideas on how best to do something - such as the layout and design of your business cards. Definitely one to think of when your office equipment decides to break down!