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    The Three Threads

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    A Child of the Jago

    A Child of the Jago

    (4 reviews)

    £££

    Liverpool Street / Broadgate

    I had been curious about this store for some time until a few months ago I finally went in and…read morechecked it out. This really is a one of a kind and truly unique store, from the minute you walk in the door you feel a buzz. The staff are a crazy bunch of extroverts, one was sitting on the counter telling her colleague some story about what happened her the night before. After taking a swift look around at the beautifully crafted menswear I made my way downstairs, the green walls of the winding staircase are lined with drawings. For me downstairs was the highlight, here I was faced with a stuffed hog, German Fighter Pilot jackets from the second world war, Victorian Pea coats and some other interesting artifacts. On making my way back up the stairs the sent of citronella filled my nostrils and I got chatting to the owner who told me that he happens to be the co-founder of Agent Provocateur, he also informed me that the name of the store comes from a book with the same title, written by Arthur Morrison and takes place in the London slums in the 1890's. Fascinating stuff and a wonderful addition to the East End!

    What a delicious and happenstance experience! Our first day in London and a huge fan of Vivienne…read moreWestwood and Malcom McLaren and here we stumble upon the shop of their son named Children of the Jago. ...I was immediately and entirely completely smitten both with the garments and the staff... I left with a beautifully imaginitive and unusually styled dress featuring a map of the area and wonderful memories of meeting some wonderful individuals!

    The Mercantile

    The Mercantile

    (3 reviews)

    £££

    Spitalfields

    Finally.... I have actually set foot in a real English pub. It has everything I could possible have…read moreimagined. Regulars sitting by the bar, talking a bit tho loud, enjoying each other's company and tipping pints. A fair size u shaped bars with many bar tenders manning the many chooses of golden elixir. A solid row of hand drawn tap handles.. Chalk boards with the options of the day Tables and chairs that don't match. People really enjoying their time. Lucky to go on a Sunday for their infamous top beef dinner with all the fixings... Staff is great. Beer was awesome and options plentiful. Food was excellent.

    It's like Anthropologie's slightly more down to earth older sister that has her own flat and a real…read morejob. One of the last independents in Spitalfields. And what a damn fine job they do of it. If you are shopping in the area, do not miss it. I absolutely love The Mercantile. It's one of my favorite shops in London to poke around in and enjoy. The collection strikes a very delicate balance of nice, but not overly spendy. You can easily find a few things that will increase your joy, but not deplete your bank account. Mostly women's clothing and accessories (jewelry, shoes, scarves, etc) but also a fair amount of home goods (candles, frames, bits and bobs). What is the stand out factor? The sheer number of items. You know those shops you go into that are SO BEAUTIFUL, but like, there are about 8 items in the store. You know in about 8 seconds if you want to stay in there or not, usually not. Well, the Mercantile is the opposite. There are things EVERYWHERE. Hanging from the walls, stashed in corners, piled in cute heaps, everywhere. You could look for hours and I guarantee you wouldn't have seen everything. It's like a treasure hunt. So enjoyable. DO NOT MISS THE BASEMENT. That's where all my finds come from. Brave those steep stairs and get your soon-to-be-more-stylish self down there. My most recent visit yielded: *Herschel bag (half off, now £28!), which has made me a much hipper mum (using as nappie bag!) *Gorgeous scarf -- just £20. Not even on sale, it was just not very high priced. Beautiful. Perfect spot for gift shopping, for others -- or, for yourself! It's a regular on my rotation.

    The Three Threads - womenscloth - Updated May 2026

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