Esprit

Esprit don’t get enough love in London and thats a massive shame. If anything the quality is a bit better than zara, on level with elle and just a bit behind massimo dutti. But I guess, the less love they get, the more relaxed my own shopping is. It’s just nice to walk in, and browse in there.

Best Esprite that I have gone to. From all of the locations this is the largest that I have been too. Every single time I shop here the employees have been nice and helpful. I usually do my yearly shopping when I visit London and this is my first stop. The biggest Esprite in the US is in New York and the men’s line is extremely limited there.
Everyone here is willing to help out with anything. I have asked employees to find clothing in certain cuts and styles and they’ll take the time to rummage though everything including the discounted racks to see if they can find me anything. What’s even more awesome is that they have a Starbucks on location. I can take a break while shopping and get my caffeine fix before carrying on.

Esprit has been a favorite brand of mine for a very long time, since I’ve been a child. I was sadden when they decided to remove the brand from the United States. I live in California and all of the stores are gone in my area, especially the largest store I remember going to in San Francisco.
The only Esprit I’ve visited in the United States is in New York City. So, when traveling to London it’s wonderful for my boyfriend and I to find many Esprits in one town.
This location, by far, is the best. From what I understand, this is London’s flagship store. The gentleman helping my boyfriend was very helpful. Top customer service in my opinion.
And what is also great is there’s a Starbucks inside the building so you can have your coffee and shop at the same time! Brilliant!
Being that this is the flagship store, this location has all the clothes from the more casual EDC brand to their more smart business clothes. For men, you’ll be happy to know that their selection is very large compared to the other locations, like the one off of Oxford Street.