Seven Store

Urban streetwear fans — both boys and girls — will probably already know this shop, despite its hidden home in a gritty basement shop on a side lane off Park Street.
It makes and sells its own t-​shirts and other clothing, much of which feature designs by some of the people at Seven, or Seven’s own logo. To give you an idea of prices, t-​shirts cost around £20−25 a piece. They also sell trainers, baseball caps and some imported clothing items, as well as a small range of vintage items (if nearby Uncle Sam’s doesn’t have what you were looking for).
If you like your clothes to have urban cool, with some interesting and unique designs, head for Seven. To find it, look out for the sign for Woods bar (with a suitably woodland theme) and the graffiti-​plastered wall, and it’s through a doorway and down some stairs just next to that.

This shop exists quite discreetly in a lane off Park Street. Seeing as Park Street has many clothing shops which are quite popular, every time I try to explain where Seven is, I draw blank looks. When I say, it’s right next to The Woods, people usually nod and say ‘Yeah, we know The Woods, but I didn’t know there was anything next to it.’
Well there is! A shop just bursting with flavour, style and individuality. The next time you’re shopping up Park Street, or drinking at The Woods, keep your eye out for this graffiti laden shop and enter its grotto of awesome tees, caps, shoes and posters; some produced by the designers at Seven, others by independent Bristol designers and also a handpicked selection of other imports. This is just a really cool shop — small but everything in there is ace.

Of all Park Street’s many urban-​cool shops, Seven is perhaps the coolest — and the most urban — of the lot of ‘em. Tucked away in a little graffitied basement just off Park Street and neighbouring the equal cool Woods bar, Seven isn’t exactly instantly recognisable as a clothing store.
Although nobody ever seems to be in it, it’s been around long enough to presume that they do a reasonable trade. Stock is limited but clearly carefully chosen and although it doesn’t come cheap these are interesting and individual pieces.
Staff are invariably edgier than your average dodecahedron and there’s always a good selection of tunes soundtracking your browsing. It’s not the kind of shop you go to if you’ve something specific in mind, but if you know that all you need is a unique piece, Seven’s the store for you.

This place is tiny, and feels a bit like some sort of magic grotto when you walk in. You enter down a tight set of steps where you are greeted by a couple of rails of trendy t-​shirts and vests, as well as a few vintage items in the corner. There are always some interesting one-​off items hanging around and usually a few that have been reduced to £10 or less. The T-​shirt prints are actually pretty cool and the prices are very reasonable considering what you would normally expect to pay for these kinds of designs. This is definitely a good place to grab something to make you to stand out of the H&M crowd. Although, near enough every design includes the Seven moniker, which you may love or hate.

This place is cool.
This shop reminds me of the little vintage/​independant boutiques I used to rummage through during my time in East Berlin. You access it by walking down the stairs from the front door into a small shop area. There’s pretty cool music playing and a small selection of clothes which isn’t too confusing to navigate. Check out the little suitcase of vintage items right by the stairs, definitely a few cool finds in there, all for £10, and above that there are some awesome trainers. If you’re looking for a designer tee, they print their own, for RRP of £25 but you can find sale ones for as little a tenner. It’s a very low-​fi shop; they don’t even have a till, but appreciate any custom they get and are really grateful and friendly.

This is a really cool clothes shop on Park Street Avenue, which joins Park Street with Park Row. You can’t miss it, they’ve got a big graffiti art work outside with ‘Seven’ plainly sprayed. They do a variety of T shirt prints, which are at reasonable prices, somewhere between £10 and £20, and all with distinct logos that’ll make you stand out, in a good way. Their women’s selection is pretty extensive with some very unique and interesting items among it; the uniqueness is the main feature of Seven7, as they design and manufacture the majority of their stock. The quirkiness of the shop itself also adds to its charm, as you descend some steps from the road to enter a little realm of über-​cool fashion. It’s not a large shop by any means, but it’s very neatly organised and there’s enough space to gather interest. If you can get a sneaky peak of the back room you’ll glimpse a den of fashionista activity, with threads, material and a clearly well worn sewing machine all playing their part in this special shop which is well worth a visit among the more mainstream shops of Park Street.

Seven is an ace little independent Boutique run by a lovely lady called Zena. It stocks cool hoodies, T-​Shirts and Trainers for guys and dolls aswell as some über cool jewellery from up and coming young designers. It has a very cool vibe and the front of the store is graffitied in brisgh colours so you can’t fail to miss it!