Hello Tokyo! Stockists

A book full of handmade projects for a cute Tokyo-inspired lifestyle.Based on craft queen and blogger extraordinaire Eboy Bizys highly successful blog Hello Sandwich, this charming book offers a guide to living a handmade Tokyo-inspired lifestyle. This book is filled with simple, inventive projects with step-by-step guide to help you personalise any space, craft you own handmade stationery, customise your clothing and so much more. What's more, Hello Tokyo offers a glimpse of Japanese culture through Ebony's discoveries of myriad treasures o everyday existence.ISBN:9781743365090

"Alright, so when you're thinking about the big hitters for popular Hello Tokyo! stockists in the UK, a few names immediately spring to mind that pretty much every brand dreams of getting into. We're talking about the giants like John Lewis, who everyone knows for their quality and reliable customer base – getting listed there is like a massive stamp of approval for your product, instantly boosting your brand's image. Then there's Next, which is huge for fashion and homeware, with a high street presence and a really strong online game, making them super accessible to a broad market. Don't forget Marks & Spencer, especially for food, clothing, and home goods, as they’ve got that well-established, trustworthy reputation and a loyal following that keeps coming back. For tech and home appliances, Currys PC World is absolutely dominant, making them a go-to for electronics brands. And of course, the big supermarkets like Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda, and Morrisons are absolutely critical for food and drink brands, but also increasingly for health & beauty and general merchandise too, given their sheer reach and the frequency with which people visit them. These aren't just shops; they're like national institutions that can seriously make or break a product! " - Bargainplace UK

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