Worth a visit. Its a bit on the expensive side but has good…read morequality stuff. And it ideally across for the train Station

It's rare that you find an independent department store these days. Even Bentalls has been bought…read moreby John Lewis, so you can imagine my excitement when I stumbled out of Brixton tube station into Morleys. It's the perfect shop to waist some time in while your waiting for friends at the station. Now don't expect anything too special, you have your regular department brands like the Arcadia group but you also get Dune shoes, fabulous make up counters, various other smaller designers as well as Helen W's favourite, Jane Norman. Seriously, I can't leave her in her without he coming out with bags full of new outfits. They also have an extensive home department upstairs with rugs, bedding and quirky lamps. As you walk up the stairs to the upper floors they have lists of celebs born in the area and what street they lived on. it's all very cool, very Brixton. It's a lovely shopping experience and if you love high street brands totally worth the visit.

Does what is says on the tin…read more Not one of the bigger stores. Not one of the neater stores. However it's convenient and H&M is great for the odd item. Oh and the staff in here can be a bit icy. Brrrrr!

Ahh, H&M! I shouldn't love you like I do, but you pull me in with your colourful clothes and I'm…read moreputty in your hands. So cheap! So cheerful! My fingers get burnt almost every time! You see, it's true - buy cheap, buy twice, and nine times out of ten when I buy clothes from you I end up either wearing them just the once or chucking them in a drawer and digging them out if I'm cleaning, painting, lounging (anything that involves not leaving the house and not looking my best). Still, you always hurt the ones you love, so you must love me too. See you soon for more thrifty spending!

This fashion store hold some cool, if garish items of clothing aimed squarely at the hip hop and…read moreR&B crowd. In amongst the baseball/rapper caps and Marvel comics clothing you'll find other some big brands like Ed Hardy and Phat Farm. They have a good shop layout and everything is presented to the customer neatly and effectively. It's the perfect weekend bling shop, but since the place is located in Tooting Bec, most of the bling is probably required 24/7.

From the owner: We Are Specialised in Hip Hop & Urban Brands like ( Roca Wear, Phat Farm, Baby Phat, Apple Bottom,…read moreEd-Hardy. Karl Kani, Akademiks, Pelle Pelle, Ecko, South Pole, New Era Cap ). We sell Jeans, Jacket, Dress, T-Shirts, Shirts, Skirts, Shoes, Bags, Caps, Jewelary and also Marvel T-Shirts. sizes: from New Born Babies to adults and also Bigman and Bigwoman sizes.

This is the Clapham branch of the bourgeois gift chain Oliver Bonus, located on the cute and…read moreachingly middle class Pavement, near Clapham Old Town. Oliver Bonus is one of those shops that sells a bit of everything, Clothes, stationary, jewellery, cosmetics and items for the home to name but a few. This branch is large, and very interior design orientated, filled with sofas, chandeliers and nic naks for your posh home. And you'll pay a large price too. Although the content of the shop is very nice, i find it a little smug. But that's just my opinion, and with 24 stores around London they're obviously doing something right!

Just got my order and everything fits perfectly. The denim skirt is amazing and I can't wait to go…read moreout with it this weekend!

TK Maxx? Not TJ Maxx? Lol. ok, well make no mistake, it's the same store you'll find in the…read moreStates, despite the slight difference in name. While there may be a deal or two here, most of the products are average at best. Discounted clothing, shoes, makeup and household items were all on display and while the selection wasn't terrible, the prices were barely below what you pay in many other nicer retail outlets. What was more distressing was the lack of public restrooms and the poor service. I'd skip it unless you need something specific, there's nothing special here.

New to Brixton, laid out over 3 floors, quite airy and spacious, for some reason I am just not…read morefeeling this branch....yet. Maybe needs some settling in time and possibly more visits. Clapham Junction one is my local favourite. Come on Brixton!!

As you walk out of Clapham Common tube station and walk towards the common you'll pass by…read moreBullfrogs' shop-front: I used to do it everyday and everyday I would walk in. It's the shoes; such wonderful shoes and not too many of them so it feels manageable to take a look. And best of all, there's nearly always a sale so you can justify why you're checking again - you know, just in case they have your size, and whilst you're there why not, of course, check out the new stock? It's like Office with some of the slightly off-key, trendy brands common to it- Sugar and Vagabond to name a couple. There are also clothes at the back, of the same ilk as its shoes, fashionable, quirky and a little different to that which you normally find on the high street. The only downfall is the price, which can be pretty high. But there are, of course, the sales.

This place treated me very well last time i was hear. it's a much friendlier brand than the one in…read moregreenwich. They also have the shoes and clothes in the same shop which is well it just makes sense doesn't it? I'd spent the weekend at my boyfriend's house and had run out of pretty clothes to wear. Instead of doing the sensible thing and going home, i went shopping! hurrah! After trying on almost every single dress, I decided to buy shoes instead and was just treated really really well. So well that i couldn't tell if the cute shoe guy was hitting on me. That's the kinda service I can live with. I love my new shoes too. Someone told me they looked like they were from Mui Mui. Happy much?

When your next in the Palace, for what ever reason, go in to this shop. Its a lovely little mens…read morevintage shop and the owner is such a nice guy. The clothes may be vintage, but the quality is amazing. If your into mens vintage clothing, there are very few shops of this quality in the UK. It is small, but that does not matter as half the job has been done for you with only the best pieces on sale. I wondered past during the summer last year and a Rockabilly Skiffle band were playing in there. Such a great new addition to the Palace triangle.