Hub Shop

5 Stars for customer service, the staff have been really helpful when ordering items in other sizes, etc. Cool little shop with some Scandinavian-​inspired labels, I’m a fan of the accessories & shoes more than anything but it’s certainly worth a stop in when you’re strolling Church street on the weekend.

This is the only menswear shop on Church Street which automatically makes it the best (and the worst by the same logic). But I’ll go with the former.
It sells a good variety of clothes with YMC, Acne, Barbour, Folk and Fred Perry appearing quite frequently, all on the expensive side. It’s well laid out to maximise what they display and they seem to stock every item of clothing you need, the only exception I can think off is pants/​boxers. It also has a great selection of bags and shoes, a lot more than other shops which always lets them down for me, as it’s what I tend to go for first.
If you live around Stoke Newington, you have to be aware that if you buy something from here, you are quite likely to see a few other people wearing it, but that’s fine as all the designs are quite subtle.
No complaints about the staff and they seem to know their customers well.

Hub stocks high quality clothing from a mixture of designers and high-​end high-​street brands. Some of the stocked labels include Levis, John Smedley, Pringle, Converse and Fred Perry. The shop has a very well-​rendered interior with a good selection of jeans, sweaters, jumpers, socks, underwear and t-​shirts. Staff are helpful and the music is good — both very important! Prices are pretty high, but when I am looking to splash out on something smart, Hub is generally in my shortlist of places to find something both lasting and different.