I've been by this place many many times when visiting The Stables in Camden so decided to pop in…read morefor a looksee. It's nowhere near as big as Cyberdog just round the corner but has a brilliant collection of really top quality top notch clothing, jewellery, and knick knacks like blankets and throws from exotic places like Bali, Malaysia, India, Tibet etc. The quality and styling is superb especially if you want something cool, trendy and comfortable but out of the ordinary. Two plusses are that it has a small chill out area upstairs with really comfy sofas and they serve great coffee and nice cold drinks, so you can also take the weight of you feet and enjoy a nice cold or hot drink AND the guy whose place it is is very helpful and welcoming. A real must to visit if you go to the stables. 10/10

From the owner: Originated in the heart of Camden Stables Market in 2010, collaborating with Hexagon HGN, offering…read morepeople a direct service and unique shopping experience.

Great shop, full of stylish and refined accessories. Very well curated selection: English Cologne,…read moreScandinavian bags, Italians scarfs, etc. Students get 10% off!

This store is fantastic, it is a family run business, and Athos and George really know their…read morebrands, they help their customers and actually style them rather than just selling clothes. I ring them on a regular basis and I would trust them to send my client's in there alone as I know they would come out looking Buff. Excellent! Great brands, Diesel, G Star Raw, Penguin, Ted Baker. A must visit, I am a Men's Personal Stylist.

This is the only menswear store in London that stock Merola Gloves…read more Merola Gloves are my ulimate favourite leather gloves. I will do anything to buy the whole stock pile of Merola Gloves, which means even getting a lorry in my house. The place where I used to work which was Fox's in Moorgate, sadly closed down, we used to sell and stock Merola Gloves. And luckly, I even know the UK Distributor for Merola Gloves. Merola Gloves are made in Italy. And they are much better than Dents. For more info about Merola Gloves, just visit: http://www.merolagloves.it

Bruno Menswear is a Italian mens fashion store based in North London. They tend to sell a wide…read morerange of bespoke / couture clothing for men. They operate by appointment only and provide a lounge area to relax in whilst waiting to be attended to. So from that you know it's a costly affair. If your looking to treat yourself to some Italiano niceness then this is you, just make sure your credit card is on point!

Well, I wouldn't shop here. But then I don't like wearing brands, or boring mens' clothing. If…read moreyou want that, shop in Burtons or Next, and save yourself the hassle and money of shopping here. Lal is pretty inoffensive. Ranges of big name fashion in brown, grey, black. Big rugged and gruff mens' shoes displayed prominently. Stussy, Adidas, Birkenstock. All denim and leather. To be honest, as much as a lot of their clothes are ok, some are even quite nice. It'd be a much more interesting and rewarding shop to pop into Episode next door, and chance your arm that there might be something right up your street, that you'd never have found anywhere else. Rather than walk in here and find a 'very acceptable' jacket which'll set you back £80. That's my advice anyway... x

All Saints is located in the old Fopp Records building just next to the lock on Camden High Street…read more It is barely recognisable from the building that was there before, it is like an old wooden warehouse. It feels really cool. It is a decent size and there is a lot in stock to look through. The clothes there are on the expensive side. Shirts start at around £35 which is a lot more than I can afford right now however if you have some spare money in your pocket then this place could be a good stop of for some seriously fashionable gear. The clothes are good quality and design wise they are pleasing on the eye. One thing I liked about this branch is that the staff leave you to browse without hassling you into add on sales. You won't be able to park near the shop but is is a few minutes from Camden tube station and is on the busy High Street. Look out for the rusty looking brown building as the shop does not have a sign above it making it clear where it is.

All Saints certainly turn the quality up a notch on Camden High Street; they also rocket the price…read moreclean out of our solar system. I will not not deny the urban styles on offer here are fantastic. For both men and women the clothing is on the cutting edge of fashion. It offers those kids who are waiting for their trust fund to mature the opportunity to dress like the urban poor kids yet pay three times the price. Maybe it is me, but paying £120 for boots that look, worn, tired, beat up and just out right old, doesn't make sense. Then again, I do not understand the whole vintage phenomena either. It's just old clothing for the price of new ones if you ask me. Why dress like your gran now? Wait a few more years and you'll look like her, so don't be hasty. 'Pop' There goes my fashion street cred. I have no problems with All Saints, in fact I am a fan. The bargain gene that holds sway within me just will not facilitate the kind of prices they charge. I do get a little excited when I see the 'Sale' sign go up though.