Shopping in London

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The main shopping districts are Oxford Street, Regents Street, New Bond Street, Old Bond Street, Sloane Street, Brompton Road, and Kensington High Street. In these districts everything and anything can be obtained.

The major department stores offer a wide range of products including high quality food halls, gifts, jewellery, stationery, wine, clothes and household goods. If you're looking for something that is not mentioned below, try calling the department stores, they may stock what you are looking for.

There is a useful US, UK and European clothing and shoe size equivalents table here

Covent Garden Market

Whilst Covent Garden Market is not a department store as such, the building itself accommodates a diverse range of specialist shops and the best of British Arts & Crafts Market (Tuesday to Sunday) and Antiques & Quality Collectables Market every Monday. The mix of shops and market traders provide a welcome alternative to the high street, and the majority of the market traders will take commissions.There are many designer shops,including Emporio Armani in Long Acre,Koh Samui & Alexander Campbell in Monmouth Street,Nicole Farhi at the Piazza. The area's history of entertainment is kept alive by a variety of opera singers, string quartets, jugglers, comedians, and even the Tango. Interspersed with bars, cafes and restaurants, the atmosphere at the Market is one of great fun, and exploration - and has the bonus of being traffic free. Set in the heart of one of London's most vibrant and culturally diverse quarters, it is the quintessentially British place to shop.
Why not take a trip to the market ? go to http://www.coventgardenmarket.com

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Art & Antiques Auction Houses Books Chocolates Clothing - Men Clothing Men & Women Flowers Gifts

Jewellery Records, Cds, Tapes & Videos Shoes - Men Shoes - Women Silverware Sports - Clothing & Equipment Stationary & Desk Accessories Toys Wine Merchants

Department Stores: