Thank you to Joe for an making an enjoyable browse turn into a purchase through his fantastic…read moreknowledge and experience. Grabbed myself a beer aswell which makes the whole experience that little bit more enjoyable. Great selection of top end brands and products, will definitely be back to spend more Only a short walk from George Street and Princes Street, and easily accessible with buses and trams, and good old feet power. Go give this place a look, definitely one of the best mens fashion shops in Edinburgh.

Frontiers Man fills a space in the lineup of men's clothing retail shops in Edinburgh with brands…read morelike Folk, YMC and Norse Projects. The edit of casual garments crafted from comfortable, durable fabrics features well-made items with tailored silhouettes--not trendy but traditional. Here, buy once and buy well.

The jewelry and handbags were of great quality. I am interested in buying the evil eye bracelets,…read morebut can't find them in your website

Peering through the window of Covet I expected everything to be way out of my budget and that…read morewindow shopping was my best bet. I spotted a gorgeous hairband with peacock feathers and was amazed that it was only £26, what an absolute steal! They also had gorgeous clutch bags for only £35. Of course, many of the items are rather pricey with various handbags around the £400 mark but it's good to see that there are some affordable accessories too. I have to be honest, I'm not really a handbag girl, shoes are more my thing but I absolutely adore the accessories here and am tempted to pop back for the hairband I saw. It's a gorgeous shop, very glamorous and if you're looking for something for a special occasion then head along to Thistle Street and see what tickles your fancy.

If you're looking for any kind of leather goods, then Manacraft is the place for you…read more -Purses and wallets. -Briefcases -Suitcases of all sizes -Guaranteed that awesome smell of leather as soon as you walk in. ...and various other accessories are on offer here, all top quality. They stock various different designers, including Radley so if you're a fan of that cute little dog on your handbag then they have a good selectionn at Manacraft. A beautifully organised shop with knowledgeable staff and whether it's for yourself or a gift for someone else, if you're in the market for something leather then you won't find better than Manacraft.

Been here for a kilt - it was great - my boyfriend really looked the part…read more Well priced and excellent value for money

Disappointment. I was excited for this store…read more This store has interesting clothing to offer - some vintage some new. The prices were pretty steep. Many clothes were damaged, and the tag did not mention the damaged item. I understand that items are vintage, but it should be disclosed of the condition of the clothing. The v store was very hot and packed with people. I was unable to look at everything because shoppers kept bumping into me or cutting me off unfortunately. The clothes were not very organized either. It was hard to look through them. If they did crowd control and limit the shoppers inside, I may have had a better experience. This has been the most disappointing shop during my Scotland holiday so far.

One of my favorite vintage shops in the world! I look forward to coming here every time I am in…read moreEdinburgh. I have found some really unique pieces for great prices.

Rusty Zip is a spin off of Armstrong's, and has all the quality of the vintage outlet crammed into…read morethis compact shop. Armstrong's is sprawled out in a vast space, but I quite liked being able to pick through the packed railings in here without having to travel too far! Garments are nicely ordered, well displayed (as you would expect from an Armstrong's store) and have the same fun, frilly vintage appeal. There are spangles galore, not to mention a decent selection of beaten up cowboy boots. It's worth noting that the clothes shipped off to this outlet are considerably cheaper than in Armstrong's proper, with sparkly 70s disco boob tubes coming in at a fiver! They had some nice leather jackets cheaper than I've seen elsewhere, and a good selection of clothing for guys. They had some great offers on denim shirts - if you buy a denim jacket you get one for free! The shirts were dirt cheap as it was and with denim making a big comeback this season, I can see their Lee shirts selling out faster than a speeding bullet. The staff were friendly and relaxed, going about their business while leaving me free to browse. It's a bit more laid back than Armstrong's and with more bargains. Love it!

As previous reviewers have mentioned, the Rusty Zip is a little sister of Armstrong's, one of the…read morebiggest vintage clothes stores in the City. The Rusty Zip is quite small but crammed full with garments, trinkets and accessories. I personally am a fan of their leather post man bags.My flatmate loved their shoes, which were in very good condition, and not to mention affordable, considering they were leather boots. Their cashmere jumpers are quite nice, and they have a good selection of men's clothing as well. Prices vary depending on the garment in question, and their are some true vintage pieces in here. Whether or not you would ever wear them, or if you question if vintage shops are just over-priced second-hand shops I will leave that to you. I still like the quirky finds in this shop and it's down-to-earth attitude to it's stock. (they even have 70's disco glitter boots for your Abba fever party- not just brand stuff)

Outstanding! We visited the store back in 2019 and I purchased a large Black Watch scarf. I had my…read moreeye on the mini cape but didn't think I'd have the room in my luggage. Fast-forward a few years and I'm still thinking of that cape. With what's going on in the world, I reckon it will be a while before I'm back in Scotland so I hopped online! Ordering was a breeze and I was thankful they still carried it. What amazed me the most is how fast the shipping was to Canada! No unexpected costs as others have mentioned. The cape is stunning and very good quality. Just as I remembered it. Now that autumn is upon us, I have already worn it a couple of times. I am VERY happy with my purchase. My entire experience from start to finish was perfect. I will definitely be ordering more from them.

Marchbrae is a beautiful store right in the heart of the Royal Mile in Edinburgh. This is not the…read moretypical tourist trap and they carry an impressive array of clothes and accessories for men and women, most of them are crafted in Scotland. Their tartans are stunning!

Yeah, the clothes in here are definitely wacky, but I think Scotland needs more colour in its life,…read moreso I'd be damn happy if more people shopped here. The colour is to counterbalance the general grey demeanour of the sky, of course. I've gone in here more than a few times. Always with the intention of not buying anything. And so far, I've been successful. This is not to say I don't want to. I do, oh I really do. The hippie I keep repressed in my clothes-heart likes knitwear, a lot. But I'm strict with it. Most of the time. When it demands money from me, anyway. But Joyce Forsyth is the kinda shop you should go into anyway. Because it's interesting. There's a knitting machine on site. I'm sure there's a more accurate term than knitting machine, but that's what the device seems to do, so, let's just leave it at that. And you can see the woman knitting away at it if you walk in at the right moment. They sell loads and loads of knitwear, from hats to gloves to socks to coats to jumpers to etc etc, but all above the price-range I would've liked.

I bought a beautiful cardigan / short jacket May 2015 , colours are blue and soft liliac, I have…read morereceived many compliments back in Australia, I wear it with jeans or dressier pants and love it. Joyce went out of her way to help me, I couldn't decide on the colours , the bolder red was in my size but the blue tone was too small - no problem, Joyce made a blue to fit and had it ready for a final choice for the morning we left Edinburgh 3 days later - she had also washed and pressed it. Yes they are expensive but the shorter jumpers and cardigans are affordable as a one off quality garment - I will be enjoying mine for years. I hope to treat myself to a jumper if I return to Edinburgh next year

I'm not a shoe person at all but I think I'm in love with this store!…read more I'll get it out of the way and say it's one of the more expensive shoe shops on Princes' Street! However, the quality written all over the shoes speaks for itself. You find men's and women's shoes, sandals, boots, pumps, brogues... If you're ever for a loss at what to at around midnight, head over to the store where the shoes at wonderfully lit in all their glory for some late night window shopping. The staff (meaning the one lady I spoke to a few weeks ago) is extremely friendly, and the store is so large and glitzy you might be tempted to buy something you may not really be able to afford!

Russell and Bromley are luxury shoes at their best. Beautiful, classic and timeless, this footwear…read moreis pricey but you can be sure that you are getting fantastic quality and longevity for your money! The handbags are simply beautiful too, with clean lines and sumptuous leather quilting which rivals any Mulberry bag I have ever seen. The bags range from around £100-£300, depending on size, but my favourite is the Quilt Trim Shopper at £145, not too bad at all for a bag which will grow old with you! Well worth saving up your pennies for!