Usually found tucked away in a cosy corner of our Rinse Showrooms, Woolosophy will also be bringing their stylish hats and snoods to our Christmas Market on Thursday. As well as offering perfect ready-made gifts to buy, there's also the option to go the extra mile and give something handmade this Christmas. Pick up a designer Knit Kit containing their own brand of sustainable merino wool, attractive instructions and beautiful bamboo knitting needles. If you don't like getting hands on, you can always encourage a loved-one to take up a new craft, sit back and relax next to the tree and make this year's Christmas present themselves! 

There will also be cheeky pop-art inspired prints and cards from Ryan Hodge, artisan plant-based candles from McKinley and Paget, industrial and vintage lights by William and Watson and handmade grooming products by Norse.

There's no better way than Christmas shopping and belting carols to work up a large appetite, but if you are unable to catch them at our Christmas Market, Mr Sausage are firm favourites of the public most weekends at the Truman Brewery. Their hearty, smoked pork sausages use nothing but the best meat and come served in a fresh baguette with a tantalizing choice of toppings. From grilled or crispy fried onion to lashings of mustard, mayo and a variety of spicy sauces, you won't be disappointed with the condiments on offer to create the perfect sandwich for you. 

For those with a sweet-tooth or with particular dietary requirements we've also got you covered. Evolving with the seasons and influenced by festivities and flavours from around the world, get excited to indulge in cakes and bakes from Just Another Slice, all washed down with some warming mulled wine or spiced apple cider.

Since its inception, Number Six has strived to be a hub for small brands with big ideas, reminiscent of the very spirit of the store. Striving to share their love for each product, Number Six has become a place where customer service, dedication to brand identity and individual culture has been at the forefront of their focus since they launched their physical shop.

When opening the shop the right location was key and there was only one place that seemed to fit the brand’s mindset and vision: the gritty and undeniably charming streets of East London. Mixed in with a melting pot of culture and street style, this fashion hub stands out from the crowds.

Now that the weather is getting colder and the days shorter Number Six are stocked floor to ceiling with clothing and accessories for Autumn/Winter 16. They've got Barbour jackets, Portuguese Flannel shirts and Champion jumpers, as well as many other little gifts for the urban man.

Becoming one of the key landmarks for denim in the East End, Son of a Stag carries the largest choice of Japanese and American denim jeans in Europe. With a focus on quality, their goal is to deliver the very best clothing, denim jeans and footwear from all around the globe.
 
Walking into the shop on Dray Walk you’ll be transported to a world of denim and every shelf will catch your eye. The brilliant staff know the shop better than the back of their hand; pulling out exactly what you’re looking for whilst teaching you about each and every product they take out. They even offer on the spot hemming alterations with an original Union Special 43200G stitching machine with each item purchased. These machines are super rare and were the original chain stitch machine for Levi's.
 
Releasing a journal of their own, Son of a Stag wants their passion for denim to shine through. Check out their journal here.

This weekend we’re treating ourselves to a little something from Folk, Oliver Spencer, New Balance and YMC. As they take over G4, here’s a little insight about the brands.  

Since 2002 Folk have navigated the path between streetwear and the architect-designer aesthetic, paying attention to detail is their strong suit. As a brand they look to embody style without drama. Looking at areas beyond clothing, Folk is now a multi-discipline design studio with furniture, objects & artwork.

YMC’s whole philosophy is inspired by industrial designer Raymond Loewy’s stance on the future of design, “You must create your own style.”  This is the driving force behind the brand’s identity pushing them to bring fresh inspiration to menswear and add a subtle dose of femininity to their typically androgynous womenswear. Creating modern, functional clothing which avoids fixed trends in favour of understated, wearable style is what YMC is all about.