Very hi quality, great customer service I get compliments…read moreon all my clothes from this company

I really wanted to buy a tweed suit from this shop, but when I went, it wasn't tweed season and…read morethey didn't have anything in my size that I liked. Their clothes are so unique and well-made. The staff here is very nice, the store is bursting with charm, and their doggo is awesome. So, I never ended up getting anything, but I do hope to someday!

Selling menswear only, The Vintage Showroom has a real boys club feel to it. The shop used to be…read morehome to a hardware store - FW Collins & Sons Ironmongers (since 1835), the guy's have done well to retain that workshop look, and the setting sits perfectly with the style of clothes. Selling vintage from 1940's up to 1970's, focusing mainly on 1950's, this is not a shop for vintage bling, but one for classic men's fashion. Stocking chunky knits, shirts, smoking jackets, hats, the coat selection really stands out - 1950's hunting jackets, vintage Barbour jackets, amazing parka's (some with real fur lined hoods), 1950's worn leather jackets, suede bombers, khaki army coats. A mid to high price range, but quality vintage pieces that will always be cool.

After reading about this place and its parent showroom on…read morehttp://www.acontinuouslean.com/2010/02/24/a-closer-look-at-the-vintage-showroom/#more-14109, I made it the first stop after the Heathrow Express. This place is a vintage menswear dreamland. If everything had been my size, I would be bankrupt. This isn't ironic t-shirts and jeans. It's menswear. Like from the 1950s and earlier with a sweet spot of the 30s and 40s. Just stunning.

If you like to keep your man well dressed or your man likes to be well dressed you must pop into…read moreSantos & Mowen. Santos & Mowen is an amazing men's shop. The clothes are a little on the funky side, so this is not the shop to go to for a boring suit. They have great shirts and jeans and lots of things for going out. The best part is that you won't look like everybody else, which is also a plus. If funky is not your thing, then you might want to check out the jewellery case. Don't get me wrong, some of the pieces are a bit funky but they do have pieces that would work well for everyday wear. The silver is amazing and I found an interesting bracelet which was heavy with a beautiful clasp. They also have skull rings and edgier items if you like that. Whatever your style, you will find something to love in Santos & Mowen.

From the owner: Q Men London is an independent menswear fashion store, since launching in 2007, our Earlham Street…read morestore has become a regular haunt for a clientele that mirrors our eclectic and iconoclastic mens designer clothes, footwear and accessories. From professional footballers and A list actors to Soho Bohos and Shoreditch dandies, Q Men London's stable of cutting edge and classic style has kept them coming through the door and leaving with labels such as DSQUARED2, D RK SH D W by Rick Owens, MOHSIN, ADA+NIK, BLK DNM, GOTI In store or online, it's like having your own personal stylist and in fact you do, our team are stylists of note, known for spotting trends and breaking new talent, this keeps our style savvy and makes for an individual and unique shopping experience.

This is the second Walker Slater shop in London and probably the first in the central London area…read moreof Covent Garden. Located right opposite the famous Freemason's Hall, this is possibly the largest Walker Slater shop after the Edinburgh store. Their first London based, Walker Slater shop, is located in the Parson's Green area on the Fulham Road. Originally based in Edinburgh, Scotland, Walker Slater is known for it's tweed three-piece suits. And yes, I will most certainly recommend Walker Slater, when it comes to tweed suits.

This message is for Harry, who works at the Walker Slater on Great Queen St. I wanted to thank…read moreHarry specifically for helping me purchase what is the best suit I've ever owned, and the one I wore to my wedding. Purchasing, fitting and delivery was a seamless experience and my final wedding fit reflected Harry's solid advice. I looked and felt like a million bucks in my Walker Slater tweed.

i shopped here recently after a long while,i took my time in going through everything they had from…read moremale range to female clothes and i can tell you that the quality of their clothes is of the highest standard,no wonder hackett is one of expensive shops on the high street,if you are one who never compromise your quality,give hackett a try.

Another good trip to this location. They have so many festive items, including; homeware, clothing…read moreand decorations. Great place for stocking stuffers and their bath bombs selection is one of the best! So many to choose from, including Disney and Christmas designs, all either £1 or £1.50! Staff on the floor are a bit useless and unwilling to help but the register staff were pleasant. As always - come early to avoid the crowds!

Your enjoyment or appreciation of this place is going to be entirely dependent on who you are, and…read morewhat your lifestyle is. I am not local (American) but I have lived in London as a young poor 20 something. Primark was a Godsend for me. It's also really interesting now that they have expanded into the states (although not where I live) to come back and see how it has changed. When I lived here and had no money this was my go to for anything trendy, or needed. When I moved back to America quite unexpectedly I went there to stock up on inexpensive suitcases to pack up my life and carry back across the world. Any fast fashion or trendy items, this was my go to. Needed something for my home that didn't need to be high quality, Primark. I got a job at AllSaints a few blocks away and we were supposed to wear their clothes exclusively, but we only got a 60% discount (that's a big discount but still not inexpensive for a college kid) so I got a lot of my work shoes here and they never noticed. Now that I visit as a tourist, it's my go to for things like I need an umbrella that I can leave behind when I go home, or it's raining and I didn't bring my raincoat with me today...or it's colder than what I planned for on this trip so let me stop by and grab a few pieces of layering clothes or a coat. The Disney selection makes me wonder why there isn't a Primark in Orlando (because they get very unique Disney licensed items). If you don't have a big budget or are in need of souvenirs, I also recommend Primark. But if you're looking for a luxury experience, this isn't for you. If you're anti fast fashion, please just skip this. It's busy and loud and sort of a cattle call at the till, but it's great novelty spot. The layout has shed over the years bit it's still a great spot for cheep gifts, replacing broken or lost items and getting an unexpected suitcase for any souvenirs if you are a tourist (my favorite suitcase going on 11 years was £25 from here & yes we got another this most recent trip) 3 stars because I've definitely had some weird experience here over the years but generally if you go in knowing what it is and what to expect, it won't disappoint you.

Charles Tyrwhitt consistently delivers exceptional quality in menswear, with their shirts standing…read moreout for their impeccable craftsmanship, durability, and classic yet stylish designs. The variety of fits and sizes ensures a tailored feel for every customer, while the materials used are both comfortable and long-lasting. Their customer service is attentive and efficient, addressing inquiries promptly, and the shopping experience is seamless, from browsing to delivery. With a strong focus on value for money, Charles Tyrwhitt is an excellent choice for timeless, professional attire. Great service we received here this week, especially from a well dressed man, look like a manager, he was so kind. Stopped folding shirts at the register to assisted me. And their sales are awesome!

Anyone would think I'm being paid commissions for these reviews - but I can't speak highly enough…read moreof the staff here. The organisation, availability and consideration of these guys (and girls) really made it an experience instead of a transaction. Thank you, all! C

As an American, I loved seeing T.K. Maxx in person!…read more I knew that T.J. Maxx in the UK is called T.K. Maxx, and I was so excited to finally see it with my own eyes. The assortment of inventory is very different compared to the US, and honestly, it's not as good LOL. Also, if anyone knows the "No tag" rule at all TJX Company stores in the US. Whenever you would like to purchase something that doesn't have a tag, they try to give you the best possible price for an item that's comparable to the item. The same thing happened to me with a bracelet, and they tried to charge me 15 pounds for a bracelet that's worth 4. There were many cheaper ones all around, but of course they picked the most expensive one. . . I had to drop a star for that, but otherwise it was a cool touristy experience.

Visiting London and to my surprise, I found TK Maxx! My favorite store to shop is TJ Maxx in the…read moreUS. TK Maxx is the exact same shopping outlet as TJ Maxx in the US. Lots of name brand products from clothing to home decor at a discount price. Really enjoy the search for treasures! Store is very busy and crowded. Fun to visit and look for bargains!

One of those brands that everyone thinks is cool and then remembers that it isn't really anymore…read more It's all in the name I think because it's definitely not the clothes. Camouflage and baggy snow pants are a bit over, The All Saints are all old and fat and everyone has kind of moved on, apart from Maharishi that is. There is something so desperately try hard about the camo vending machines in the lobby of the store, vending, yep, you guessed it, Japanese toys. The same goes for the lone skateboard under a clothes rail as if management have tried to persuade the disillusioned staff to skate around the shop when its quiet (often) to put some cool credentials back into the brand. Maharishi peaked early and their empty store on floral street is the sad scene of their decline. Like many street wear brands, they got away with charging too much for t-shirts for years and have now been harshly discarded in favour of whatever Kanye West is wearing this week.

If your partial to a bit of clothes shopping then Maharishi is the one to take care of your…read moreDesigner label needs at an affordable price. They cater for both men and women but more of a selection for men i will say. You might go in there one day and see stars such as Dizzee Rascal and Sway buying some exclusive clothing. With freindly staff, grimey music in the background and affordable clothes, then i highly recommend you pay the shop a visit, even if your looking around, its an experience in itself.

If there's one thing about about an H&M that you can count on, it's consistency. Consistency in…read morefair prices, consistency in seasonal clothing and my favorite consistency, the ability to con the sales clerks into giving you a good deal when there's one to be had. I found just such a deal at this very store. I was on a mission to stuff my America-destined suitcase with coats galore on my recent trip to London and while we have H&M's here in the States, it's always been my experience that they are a bit better overseas, so I figured I'd go in. As I strolled through the aisles, combed the racks and fondled, tugged and pulled at fabrics, I found an adorable little gold knitted sweater for... 3 pounds. Yes! But a jacket, Stephy, you must find a jacket. Keep your focus, girl! I decided since the first floor was looking pretty picked over and grim that I'd hike the two flights upstairs and see what there was. And there, oh there it was, my new coat. I only saw two of them. One, definitely smaller than the other and from about 20 feet away, I guessed maybe a size 4 and a 12 or 14 for the bigger one aka my new coat. I b-lined it for the coat, only knocking a few tiny hipsters out of the way and clenched it with my mitten covered hands! (Somehow that doesn't sound very menacing with the word mitten in it, huh? Oh well, moving on...) Sure enough, the small was indeed a size 4, off with you silly little person coat! And then there it was my 14 (hey, I eat, I have curves, la la la). I immediately dropped my purse and shed the 17 layers of clothing I was wearing to prevent me from freezing to death in the chilly London air and the coat was on. I did the chick side turn that gives you a peep at your bum to make sure it looks flattering. I did the classic reverse glance neck tilt to make sure my ass didn't look as big as it really is and then I went to button it and... NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Missing buttons!! Crap sandwich! But wait? There was that little person coat that I tossed aside with reckless abandon.... Hmm, perhaps that coat had buttons? Sure enough! IT HAD BUTTONS!! And so it was time to plan my discount. My trained shopper mind knew full well that they weren't going to be able to sell this coat as is, which means, discountville!! Hey, it's defective and missing most of the front buttons, surely you can't charge me full price. What say we take the buttons off of the smaller coat and give them to me and then sell me the big coat at a discount defect price seeing as how I will have to sew the buttons on myself? And so I scanned the cashiers and looked for the youngest, most clueless looking one. There she was, blinking like Bambi! I approached her with confidence and gave her my spiel and after she thought it over and asked her manager, what do you know, success, new jacket and 20 new buttons were mine! Thanks H&M, I will wear my score with pride!

I don't care, I'm just gonna say it...I love it!!…read more It's like good ol' Primani only about £1 more expensive per item and slightly nicer. They have some terrible clothes, I know, you'll pick up a lovely top then realise it has a hideous patch of glitter on it, or pick up a gorge cardi then realise the buttons are already falling off, but sometimes you'll dig out some amazing finds! It's also a great place for 'the basics' like tshirts and vests in every colour. It's one of my first stops for a summer holiday too - lots of handy cheap beach coverups etc. It's not great quality and they're not long lasting garments but then you're not paying much and I've bought loads of really cool little dresses and tops from here. And lots and lots of hats!! I love hats!