Every trip to London requires a visit to this outstanding institution of Italian Style…read more It's all in the details and not one detail is overlooked in any of the offerings. I am particularly fascinated with the selection of Marphy Shoes, I'd be embarrassed to actually disclose just how many pair I have acquired over the years. So take a stroll down Mount Street and visit Rubinacci you will never look better!

Quintessentially English clobber for the youngish and not so young trendy types. As worn by Jonnie…read moreWilkinson (or paid to wear it), you won't go far wrong down the pub when dressed in Hackett gear. Their Polo shirts gained almost iconic status with the Chelsea set and have been loved and worn by many ever since. Originally just offering jumpers, trousers and shirts etc they have now expanded their range to include everything you need to look the part - cufflinks, luggage, scarves, grooming essentials to mention but a few. Upmarket feel to this nearly designer clothing from this quality clothing manufacturer. Cult like status with some, chosen by the discerning buyer of fashion. If you want to appear at least middle class then this is one for the wardrobe.

I cannot say enough about Hackett. As an American who spends summers in London, perhaps my opinion…read moremay be discounted a bit, but I have been shopping Hackett every summer during their sales for several years now and have expanded my wardrobe considerably. The manager, Fiona, is very helpful and friendly, and she, along with Genevieve, always greet me like a friend and help me find the clothes best suited to me. I make a point of shopping there every summer and I highly recommend everyone give them a look. The clothes are extremely well-made of fine material. I think I have more Hackett clothes than any other store in my wardrobe now. Thanks a million. See you next summer!

Stumper & Fielding sells contemporary versions of British men's classics - Tweed coats, leather…read moreaccessories and wonderful canvas bags. We visited on a Saturday while the market was in full swing so the store was crammed with people. The Mister was taken with their men's messenger bags and settled on a very stylish model that was waxed so it's rain resistant. At under £40, it was reasonably priced and it's good quality too. Kelly couldn't resist a smaller purse - again, stylish, sturdy and a great souvenir! The staff, despite being so busy, was lovely and gave us some good recommends for local places to grab a bite. Worth a stop!

Quality t shirt and embossed cr card holder with STUMPER FIELDING. I love both them and thank you…read moreHugo for a great experience!

THE quintessential aesthetic London department store…read more Harrods is for tourists with a lot of money. Liberty is for anybody with taste. An authentic London shopping experience that offers unique items you can't find elsewhere. A long history of beautiful design in a stunning Tudor-esqu building without a single escalator! (There are elevators) Gorgeous fabric from designers like William Morris. Come here for genuine London products, and for an authentic only-in-London shopping experience.

When tariffs kicked in, I made it my mission to buy the advent calendar from here in person. Did it…read moretake up 2/3s of my check in luggage? Yes. Saved on shipping and taxes. No regrets. So if you happen to find something made in the UK, buy it in person! My Mason Pearson brush was almost $100 less here. Same with the DS Durga fragrance sampler I treated myself to. On top of all that, the customer service is lovely. They leave you alone but are also genuinely helpful when you need it! Speaking of the fragrances, when my flight left before my click and collect was ready, they price matched the item I had bought online for Black Friday and let me buy in person since it was in stock. Honestly love this place more than Harrods for their more personal human interactions.

Well, what is to say about Drake's ?…read more The brand founded by tie guru Michael Drake just opened a new (flagship ?) store in Clifford Street. Once famous for their high-quality cashmere and wool ties, the branch recently branched out into other aspects of menswear. Their ties are undisputably of high quality, and Drake's have a nice choice of non-silk ties (i.e. wool, wool-silk blend and cashmere) ties as well as bow ties and handkerchiefs. However, for some reason, Drake's ties seem to lack the understated elegance that you so often see in Italian wool and cashmere ties, and the colours and patterns are often much to bold or strange for my taste. A lot of the Drake's ties are fairly narrow (8 cm) and they sell a broad range of even narrower 7 cm ties. This may be quite en vogue at the moment, but the tie width clearly deviates from what one would consider a classic shape. Drake's have recently started selling a whole range of menswear items including jackets and shirts that are similarly high-quality items, but again not necessarily what you would consider "classic" menswear - which is surprising since a lot of style savants highly recommend their products. The selling prices for Drake's ties are slightly above 100 GBP which seems reasonable for their high quality, but most of their other menswear items are in my opinion (sometimes highly) overpriced. Ties - aye, other producs - nay !

This is the best shop in London for you're looking for decent quality British made woven silk ties…read more I would seriously recommend Drake's when it comes to ties. Drake's ties are hand made in Clerkenwell, London. The manager of Drake's used to work for Emma Willis in Jermyn Street. Drake's are right next door to Richard James. As of early 2012, the former retail manager from T Fox & Co in Moorgate, the most unique umbrella store in the City, now works for Drake's again as retail manager. And also this retail manager reminds me of Christophe Waltz from Tarantino's, Dejango Unchained (2013) whilst the actor himself was signing autographs at the Empire Cinema in Leicester Square during the film premiere event of Dejango Unchained

If you are looking spend a little bit of money on decent quality, considered clothing; this is the…read moreplace to do it. The guys here have been amazing in terms of helping me pick, choose both brands and fit based on my "geometry". Super knowledgeable, Super friendly and most importantly; really beautiful clothing if you are prepared to spend a little time and money to find the right thing for you. PS: (none related) IF you can avoid it, DO NOT use pay-pal when purchasing, they absolutely batter (ROB) small businesses on refunding transaction fees.

I'm in the US so unfortunately, I can't pop in to shop here. I've done a handful of business with…read morethese gents and they're top notch. They have some beautiful Viberg boot make ups with very friendly customer service and super fast shipping. I'm really happy with my gear from Rivet and Hide. Highly recommended.

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!

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

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!

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.