"A quirky edit of the best of British menswear and beyond – plus an in-house barbershop from Murdock London. Liberty currently has one of the best menswear departments in the whole city." GQ
"Three floors of independent European and international contemporary designers, right in the heart of London’s most famous market. It is obligatory to listen to The Clash on your iPod as you shop." GQ
"Directional international designers such as Raf Simons and Rick Owens sit alongside cult footwear and eyewear brands, Eytys and Larke." GQ
"Matches central London outlet has a dedicated menswear floor that carries directional catwalk labels and contemporary names. Matches is the biggest small department store in the city." GQ
"Philip and Brix Start-Smith’s Shoreditch designer emporium hosts a mix of traditional footwear names (Church’s, Crockett & Jones etc) as well as of-the-moment labels (Kenzo, Acne, Ami)." Menswear @59
"Hosts the best of British heritage brands, including Nigel Cabourn, Mackintosh, and Wolsey alongside preppy staples from French label Hartford and Japanese street wear from A Bathing Ape." GQ
"This is a considered edit from the high street behemoth, and includes exclusive catwalk pieces from Topman Design, plus various independent labels." GQ
"One of London’s most famous department stores hosts the world’s biggest men’s shoe hall and super brands from Tom Ford to Dior Homme, as well as a gargantuan Louis Vuitton store-within-a-store." GQ
"An eclectic mix of unique home ware pieces and one-of-a-kind menswear labels. Simply too good to miss." GQ
"Part design space, part shop; four floors of high fashion from international and London talents; Jonathan Saunders, JW Anderson and Casely-Hayford. Very Japanese." GQ
"Chelsea’s coolest men’s store featuring clothes, books, music and more, with collections from Jigsaw, E.Tautz, Christopher Kane and Orlebar Brown." GQ
