This store is ideal for me in every way. They carry a wide range of brands that are difficult to…read morefind elsewhere. Their staff is very knowledgeable and can assist you with any questions, problems, or other issues that may arise while you shop.

Cordings is owned by the world famous musician, Eric Clapton. This is the only shop I know in…read moreLondon that only stock button-cuff shirts. I only buy gifts in this shop for friends and family. Nothing really for myself, I have to say. Nonetheless, Cordings have very good deals when it comes to their winter and summer sales.

Ok so I've never actually bought any clothes from here but I'm very very likely to at some point…read moresoon. A superb looking little shop tucked around the side of Southgate station very easy to get to literally 5 yards away from the front entrance, and this place always has an incredibly nice display of very good quality, sometimes unique and very reasonably priced clothing which includes everything from suits to casual wear and shoes.

This shop is fantastic for cheap affordable shoes and boots. They stock women's and men's and kids…read moreshoes and boots. They also sell handbags and accessories and have sales and discounts all the time. However, some of the quality of their shoes are good whilst others are of really bad quality! So you have to look properly and decide yourself and it is up to you. Kids' school shoes and sports shoes are also very cheap and are comfortable and good for them. They come in loads of styles and colours. The bags are really nice and really good for the price as they usually cost more than that elsewhere. There is a small car park near Sainsburys.

The boutique sells gorgeous women's clothing and fine chocolate…read more We enjoyed the service provided by the two owners and their fantastic dressing room, really worth a visit. The selection of clothes is stunning mix of different brands with beautiful handmade Italian shoes. I would recommend a visit as more independent shops like this should be open in our high street. Last but not least, we were offered a sample of chocolate by a French company that tasted absolutely delicious.

The shop went through some renovation and change of management last summer, reopening selling…read moremenswear and womenswear with a different name. The renovation simplified the internals giving a more contemporary look. The owners are really building most of the internals by themselves like the wooden shelves on the walls or the till desk. Quite remarkably I must say. There are more dressing rooms, one for the gents and two for the ladies. The menswear selection includes an organic brand called Knowledge Cotton, which clothes are gorgeous when you touch them; a local designer called Eastie Empire Tailors that produces a line of clothing taking inspiration from the old days; Superga shoes and other brands. They have an interesting selection of man caps too from a London designer called Dasmarca. The womenswear selection includes several brands like Stefanel, HunkyDory, Selected Femme, Patrizia Pepe, Jucca, Hartford and etc.. A well mixed selection of different brands that gives you the impression that everything belongs to one designer. Congratulations to the buyer. The staff is always friendly and open to have a chat explaining you the brands and why they selected them. There is no rush or push, you can try on and come back when you want, these guys are really adding a service for free for you. This is what you would call a real local shop and a real local shop service. Buy local!

Trunk is the kind of shop that makes me envy men. No stylish man in London should miss this place,…read morereplete with brands from all over the world including Alden and J. Crew (Trunk is apparently the only UK importer of J Crew) from the USA, Barena and Aspesi from Italy, Porter and Comme des Garçons from Japan and of course British brands like Mackintosh and Orlebar Brown. Also, check out the Tabio socks downstairs; they've a small, well-edited selection. For a terrific tie, a snappy suit or a rarified pair of shoes, try Trunk.

What a cool store...seriously, I'm starting to warm up to Marylebone after all…read more Walked down Chiltern Street the other day and discovered this gem of a men's fashion store. I walked in and I couldn't believe how many of the thing I seriously wanted buy. Most of my time I spent in the basement, where they had nice sale going on - 40% off! I ended up buying a pair of beige trousers, with and unusual but very stylish cut. I also bought a jacket, which - again - convinced me because of the unusual cut. Very cool store indeed...need to make sure I'm not walking down Chiltern Street too many times ;-) or else my wallet will suffer too much damage!

I'm not sure how this Oasis has skipped under the reviewing radar of London yelpers, but is a…read morereally nice store. Why I like it: - So far it never seems to busy, so they have all the sizes, it's always tidy. - It is spacious and easy to see the clothes. - The staff are friendly and speedy (I didn't have to wait to pay...but again that might just be because it's not busy!) - At the moment they have pretty dresses with patterns inspired from the V&A. These can be hard to find in other shops, but they had all of them here. So it has all the pretty clothes like the other stores on Oxford street and Covent garden...but without the crowds. I like it. Also, there is a cocktail bar, Saucer & Spritz, upstairs by the changing rooms which seems like an excellent idea to me!

Nice branch with some good clothing for interviews and such. The staff were helpful and the store…read morewas easy to find.

I was initially worried about the service being "posh" and "snarky" as other reviews had stated,…read morebut when I went with my family the workers were very kind and helpful. They were very understanding of any questions and helped right away. They had a wide selection of equipment, but it was mostly fly fishing equipment, along with some fly tying stuff. They had a wide selection of clothing and rods. Definitely worth it to go to when you're in London. Good prices on the fly tying and flys them selves, but rods and reels quite expensive, high quality though. Worth the money to spend, with a large budget though. Just keep in mind the time of the other reviews, 6-14 yrs ago, it's definitely changed since then.

Full disclosure - we had no intentions of shopping. My…read morefriend and I decided to walk to the London Eye from our hotel, which began very simply. As the noon day sun began to beat down it became outrageously warm and suddenly walking anywhere was a dreadful idea. It was so very, very hot. We were on the outlook for reprieve and we saw this store. My friend loves sporting stores and I love air conditioning so we headed in. First thing I noticed was despite how empty it was and how we were outnumbered 4:1 in salespeople to customers I was astonished at how we were soundly ignored. The salespeople were younger and much more interested in talking about an upcoming trip then they were in us - that is until we went downstairs where we were followed purely out of suspicion and to keep an eye on us. One pair of trousers can only be folded and refolded before it becomes comical and a tad insulting. The store, much like everything else, wasn't the original tenants and need to put some TLC into the place around the windows and entrance where there appears to have been a leak and the plaster and paint is peeling. It isn't an attractive look. They do have a solid selection of merchandise. The upstairs has men and what constitutes as women's clothing, the main floor has some more clothing and fishing rods, and downstairs has waders and fly fishing equipment. It was decent but it didn't have the best atmosphere. The A/C was absolutely fantastic though!

An insider tip for any A.P.C stores in London - although it seems as though they don't have much on…read moredisplay, this is only for aesthetic reasons - ask one of the (always super friendly and helpful) staff members if you're after something in particular you can't see on the shop floor. They hold a lot of the collection in the stock room.