Very nice dance shop in Covent Garden, with a big variety of brands and items and really…read morecompetitive prices. The place has a sort of 90s atmosphere (or maybe for me that bought dancewear in the 90s the last time), but the things are very easy to find and the staff is very helpfull and nice. It haas everything a dancer would need, from underwear to the hair net for the bun. At the back there are sofas for the shoe fitting and a wall full of ballet shoes. Also has a website to buy online / check prices and stock.

Terrible customer service…read more I ordered a pair a shoes which arrived and were horribly uncomfortable. I took them into the shop in London and was greeted by less than friendly shop assistants who said they can't exchange them in the shop - I had to post them back. So after spending money on the return postage (they don't do free returns) I was told they can't refund the shoes because the soles were too dirty. I had tried the shoes on for a BRIEF moment at home before finding them horribly uncomfortable and immediately putting them away and sending them back. Absolutely ridiculous. I'm now stuck with a horrible pair of shoes and thirty pounds poorer.

I love this shop. Adrian produces a line of unique, high-end menswear and bespoke articles for…read moreboth men and women. For me this is a must visit everytime I go to London.

What? is this possible to be the first person to review my absolute favorite shoe store in the…read morewhole world... I have been to almost if not every Jimmy Choo store in the world but this one is my all time absolute favorite store. It is such a cute and quaint boutique on famous Bond Street (Shopping Heaven) . When you enter you see beautiful shoes in every corner of this boutique each one is carefully placed upon a pedestal or along side it's matching purse or clutch. Can you ask for anything else... Ummm, NO!

I am a fan of this store for reasons of great customer service and knowledgeable staff. I have…read morealways gotten stellar service and quality products. It is pricy but still is worth the experience.

Big and spacious. Over two floors!…read more I love the make over, of this store, blue and black is the colour scheme, better than the former look of the store. I like the fact that it's not messy, and the staff are professional. I still buy the basics, but it is still generic fashion, to my taste. My sister the jeans are good in length for tall chicks for us, but you still have to use a belt to tighten it around your waist....I'm still dubious about, I know that ain't going over my booty. I mainly in the men's section buying £3 plimsols or £5 jogging bottoms that still last. They have a beauty section, make ups etc plus you can buy DVDs and headphones now in Primark, which they did not do before. But yeah I like this store, it's as goods as gets.....until they plant a tall section...wishful thinking!

Who doesn't heart Primark? Primark not 'Primarni' or any other shoddy names. Who needs to be…read moreembarrassed to say they shop at this haven anymore? Not I that's for sure. The Watford branch is an absolute gem of an offering. It's far enough outside London that it's always got those pieces you see screaming 'buy me' out of Look's/Heat's/Grazia's pages but also not to remote that it stocks bad garments and trends. Today's little outing consisted of the new season's temptations lining the entrance walkway, neatly, surprisingly as well. Mary Portas has certainly has scared the big wigs at HQ because every member of staff I spoke to today was helpful and polite. Saying that, it was very almost, eerily quiet whilst I was shopping. I spied a bag in the window on the way in, hunted for it but was informed it had sold out, me being me, demanded said bag et viola! It's mine now. The jewellery section was merchandised to perfection, lined with sparkle, nudes and adorned with shimmer. The new season line up looks fantastic and had I had more money I would've spent a small fortune this morning and I didn't even make it downstairs to shoes and homeware. Keep up the good work Primark.

COS is H&M's older and more sophisticated sister. The prices are a bit higher, but the quality is…read morefar superior. And compared to similar modern designer brands, you're in fact grabbing a deal! A combination of good prices for quality, neat details, and pieces can easily be incorporated into any wardrobe makes COS worth a visit for anyone seeking modern lines and silhouettes.

Surprisingly bad service. Worst COS branch I've been too, expected better service considering this…read moreone's in Covent Garden. I went in to grab something that wasn't in another COS. Never mind that I was already a walking advertisement for them dressed head to toe in their clothes and heels. The assistant I spoke with was so rude when I tried to ask where I could find the dress I wanted. I bought the dress in the end and paid in the men's section just to avoid the crap service in women's. I recommend online shopping or going to High St Kensington or Whitecity branches.

Jigsaw is a very British clothing chain trying to be something above the average high street with…read morethe classical and more up scale range. Jigsaw is one of those shops you will always know what style you will be getting. No surprises. hmm. The selection with cashmere knitwear and accessories with big proper leather bags and shoes is worth a visit, but the rest of the collection just seems always to be about the floral dresses, only the flowers seem to change by season. I have also several times disappointed by the quality, not worth the prices. This store in Covent Garden is spread over two floors and as bag fan I always rush straight to the ground floor.

"As good as it gets" is the exact line to describe this clothes chain. I fell in love with the…read moreclothes, fabrics and lines instantly. Sizes are generous (it is the exact size 10 for a size 10 shape) unlike most of the cheap high street brands that for an unknown reason invent ways to shrink their sizes!!! If you are a professional LADY, looking for clothes to wear for office, night out, and relaxing weekends- Jigsaw will be your right option. I don't see it as high street brand as it is obviously made with fine quality materials and falls within the expensive price range. It is easy to find decent clothes there, but same time you can find some funky colourful attires (still within a certain frame- nothing crazy or excessively daring) moving from talking about the clothes, the people working there are exceptional. everybody wants to help, you go to the fitting room and they constantly ask if something you need a change of size or colour, I was told many times how to put together certain outfits- which was very helpful it is important to make you feel good about yourself and that's exactly how Jigsaw staff's effect on me every time I shop there I am a huge fan

Modish menswear lovers, ahoy, this prime pitch on Brick Lane gave me some fantastic Christmas ideas…read morefor an assortment of male relatives and metrosexual friends. There are some classic, stripey knitted tops, and a block striped three button blazer that I almost claimed for myself until I realised it was drooping off my shoulders like Santa's sack. If you're looking for something a little softer on the wallet, there are some great value second hand items here, from accessories to leather belts. Well worth a gander, and conveniently situated a hop, skip and jump away from Laden Showrooms and @Work catering for all your consumer needs.

A great little shop with an excellent selection of new and vintage 60's inspired clothes. It was…read morerefreshing not to see the usual Fred Perry and Ben Sherman Instead the store is well stocked with very smart shirts, knit wear, trousers and jackets by the likes of DNA Groove and Gabicci. I've read that they have recently started their own brand of clothes but I'm unsure of the brand name. The prices are reasonable and the owner (I believe his name is Leroy) is very dapper and helpful despite informing me that I wouldn't fit into a 38". "Those days are long gone mate," he told me. He was right of course, I was now a 40". He knows his stuff. I wish there was a store like this in Toronto or that Mendoza offered mail order.

Had the pleasure to deal with Lea at Brompton, I have to say you truly get to know a store customer…read moreservice when you do a return. I made an online order and had some items to return. Lea was very helpful, followed up with the delivery helped me arrange the return hassle free and felt genuinly went above and beyond to help. Its refreshing to see and next time Iam ordering I will for sure go to this store first

Reiss reminds me of a slightly more upscale version of Zara. I used to love it but feel the style…read morehas gone downhill in the last few years. This location is on the smaller side.