London fashion: independent boutiques, jewellers, tailors, bridal shops, menswear, vintage and local labels.
Founded in 1806 and on Savile Row since 1846, Henry Poole and Co, the tailor credited with the dinner jacket, is marking its 220th year with events and celebrations.
Britain's original covered shopping arcade, Burlington Arcade, links Piccadilly and Burlington Gardens with jewellers, watchmakers and its famous top-hatted beadles.
From a disused dairy on Cheshire Street in 2002 to a former sewing factory in Dalston, Beyond Retro has been giving second life to millions of items of clothing.
With the V&A East Museum opening in April 2026 alongside its Storehouse, Stratford now offers free access to fashion treasures from Vivienne Westwood to David Bowie's costumes.
Camden Market, which began with 16 stalls in 1974, now has more than 1,000 shops and stalls, and its Saturday vintage market runs through October and November.
Founded in 1676 and at 6 St James's Street since 1765, Lock and Co Hatters is marking its 350th anniversary with a limited-edition hat or cap every month.
Since 1999, Rellik has been a vintage destination for fashion lovers, stylists and celebrities, with pieces from Comme des Garçons, Issey Miyake and Vivienne Westwood.
Islington sewing shop and school Ray Stitch offers fabrics, haberdashery and classes from machine sewing for beginners to quilting and darning with guest teachers.
With its Victorian shopfront and fittings dating from around 1865, umbrella and walking stick maker James Smith and Sons has been a proud part of London since 1830.
With nearly 300 jewellery businesses and more than 90 shops, Holborn's Hatton Garden is the UK's largest cluster of jewellers and the centre of the British diamond trade.