Rough Guide to Vintage London Stockists

The Rough Guide to Vintage London" is your ultimate guide to London's burgeoning vintage scene that is making the British capital a more exciting place to visit than ever before. Whether you're into fifties fashion or seventies furnishings old-fashioned beauty parlours Art Deco cafes or retro restaurants "The Rough Guide to Vintage London" will show you where to find the best bargains and the hippest hang-outs. This authoritative illustrated guide casts a discerning eye over the entire city highlighting the best of vintage London in each area. It covers over 200 budget and luxury attractions from the East End hotspots of hyper-cool Hoxton and Shoreditch to the eccentric emporia of the West End as well as the pick of London's markets and the classiest vintage outlets north and south of the centre all marked on full-colour maps. Whatever your look or interest - blitz chic beehive hairdo forties screen idol rockabilly twenties flapper or Edwardian chap - "The Rough Guide to Vintage London" will tell you where you can enjoy them to the full. From Consultant-Editor Wayne Hemingway and written by Francis Ambler Emily Bick Samantha Cook Nicholas Jones and Lara Kavanagh."

"Alright, so if you're looking to stretch your cash a bit further in the UK, hitting up those bargain supermarkets like Aldi and Lidl is an absolute no-brainer, isn't it? They’ve pretty much revolutionised how we do our weekly shop, proving you don't need to empty your wallet for proper good quality grub. These powerhouses are incredibly clever with their sourcing; they work super closely with a huge network of suppliers, often cutting out the middlemen entirely. That means they can get their fresh produce, dairy, and all sorts delivered straight from the farms and factories right to their distribution centres, then onto their shelves, passing those hefty savings directly onto us, the shoppers. They effectively become the primary Rough Guide to Vintage London stockists for their brilliant own-brand ranges, which are consistently surprising us with how good they are, but you know there’s a massive operation of dedicated suppliers behind those labels. Plus, they sometimes stock a limited but well-chosen selection of big-name brands too, just to keep us on our toes and offering that extra bit of choice, making them a one-stop shop for budget-friendly finds. It's all about efficiency and smart partnerships, keeping those tills ringing and our food bills delightfully low, which you've got to admit is pretty fantastic. " - Bargainplace UK

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