Set in the beautiful Greenwich, this shop specializes in men's wear, and they catty the coolest…read morelines: Carhart, Fred Perry, Lyle and Scott Nudie, and others. The shop and the merchandise have a definite style, it could be described as cool, understated yet trendy. I think it is the coolest shop for guys in London. It is a bit off the way especially if you live in central London. I would suggest if you do live far, to take a boat down the Tames, and make your shopping day a sightseeing day as well. its well worth it because even if you don't find what you want here, this area is full of lovely shops for all tastes.

Great clothes, comfy fit, true to advertisement sizing and excellent purchasing experience. Pretty…read moremuch all I expect when I shop online but I absolutely love what I got and wanted to say something.

Trendy and hip, Rockafella has an eclectic clothing line for men. They also keep some accessories…read morefor men. So you could actually buy an entire set of clothing just from this shop. The pricing is also quite reasonable and they do have some funky stuff as well. Just a few minutes from Bethnal Green tube station, the shop has certain inviting ambience. And there's a sale happening. So, guys, just drop in!

An excellent vintage shop in Brick Lane territory which has the bet examples, dry cleaned, dated…read moreand displayed nicely. there are two floors of clothes and the ladies in the shop are super helpful. I bought 2 1960s dresses and a handbag for less than a 100 quid. Will definitely be back.

Hands down the best vintage shop in London! It has proper vintage from my favourite eras…read more(1930s-1970s) but also feels really relevant and fresh. I go here at least once a month and I always find a special piece.

Legendary latex designer wear. You probably have seen their products in music videos of Christina…read moreAguilera, Lady Gaga and such.

From the owner: Bespoke latex clothing. Previously worked for movies, celebrities, ASOS, promotional events,…read morefetishists.

Classy menswear shop, the staff were a pretty funny bunch. They made the shopping experience more…read moreenjoyable. The shop itself however wasn't very busy but this just further demanded more attention on me , which I can't complain about. Didn't however find anything that really took my fancy.

A very small, British vintage and retro clothing consignment in The Beehive store. It is moderately…read morepriced but its ranges are not very varied or exciting. There was a beautifully tailored, blue and red 1960s suit jacket, styled with a pair of red, leather, tongued pumps as a central display, but other than that there wasn't much that caught my eye. The majority of the stock is on the back wall of the shop which is dedicated to a selection of drab men's shirts and jackets, which I suppose was my main problem- in my opinion there just aren't enough women's clothes for a unisex vintage shop.