Shopping in Camden Town: 7 stores to visit

If you're looking for a Camden Town storeyou've come to the right place.

Today, I'm compiling a list of places where you can find what you're looking for.

For an afternoon of shopping, let's go!

Store in Camden Town: article summary

Camden Town store: Blaze On

Inspired by a trip to Thailand where owners Lisa and Blaise Durr met, they were impressed by by the variety of strings of lights available all year round.

That's why they decided to bring this tradition back to the UK. Here, you'll find over 100 types of lighting fixtures, including :

• Various balls
• Butterflies
• Cartoon characters
• Celestial bodies
• Creatures
• Fairies
• Flore
• Hearts
• Stars

LED string lights range from 5 to 8 m in length. Enough to decorate your whole house for Christmas.

Finally, you should expect to pay between £20 and £40. depending on the number and length of garlands.

Camden Tea Company

This place is a bit like the Tea Bar, but more airy with seating. Very popular, all the living spaces are occupied.

This tea-themed boutique offers over 100 varieties of loose leaf tea and infusions. You can also find a small selection of teapots and mugs in the store.

If you like tea, there's just about every variety you could wish for! Enough to convince any tea lover visiting London.

On the spot, you can enjoy tea sold in portions ranging from £7 to approximately £30.00. I therefore advise you to prepare a budget accordingly.

Camden Town store: Cyberdog

I wrote about it in a previous article, which you can find here. One of London's unique shopping destinations, Cyberdoghas become an institution over the years.

The venue features a neon-lit club-style interior with :

• Live DJs
• Dancers on the podium
• Stylish clothes

On-site, you can also find a selection of clothing for kids and casual wear. I also offer a selection of really cool accessories.

Be careful, don't accidentally stray into the lower-level fetish and adult section, especially if you're with the family!

As for prices, you should expect to pay around £4 for accessories. Clothes range from £30 to £200.

Elore

Designed by Parisian Didier LeMon, who also runs the boutique, Elore's handmade leather bags and accessories are elegant and avant-garde without being too expensive.

If you're looking for a designer bag, I recommend this brand rather than more expensive options like Louis Vuitton or Birkin!

The women's luxury range is made in London and labeled Elore, while the more casual bags are made in Italy by Visconti and labeled as such.

For a wallet, you should expect to pay around £30. Bags will cost you to an average of around £85 to £550.

Camden Town store: General Eyewear

This boutique is where Elton and the Celebrity Set go, and it's one of the main suppliers for fashion shows and the film industry.

It's expensive, of course, but quite unique. If you love glasses and sunglasses, this is one of the best places in the world for unique, stylish frames!

Generally personalized, made-to-measure or vintage, the glasses sold here are quite expensive. Indeed, for frames alone, you should expect to pay around £450.

Mad Hatters

All types of hats are available on site. So you can return from your trip with :

• Bonnets
• Berets
• Bowler hats
• Caps
• Cowboy hats
• Fedoras
• Turbans

We've recently launched a great selection of Steampunk hats. You'll find everything you need at the Mad Hatter's.

As far as prices are concerned, they're relatively affordable and you should expect to pay between £7 and £60 per piece.

Camden Town store: Modfather Clothing

Mario and Daniel Warner's father-and-son business was born of a lifelong passion for classic Italian scooters and British cultural style.

The clothes are modernist and cool. Lifestyle accessories are also available. You'll often see scooter rallies departing from the store.

You'll find products at all price levels, from £3 for badges to £365 for a Patchwork Barracuda jacket.

There are plenty of stores to visit in Camden Town. When you're in town, don't hesitate to take a look around. a moment to discover all the shops in the area!

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