If you are after a nice number for a special occasion, whether it’s a wedding or Christmas party, any of Ted Baker’s outlets are not such a bad place to pop in for browsing for something with an air of uniqueness on it.
Ted Baker brand has been considered by many people as the high end of high street, which is often reflected by the tags on its clothes. But having said that, you get what you pay for – well made and designed stuff with a touch of sophistication and classic, which won’t look shabby after few washings, and likely will set up home in your wardrobe for a long time.
Ted Baker shops have slightly cranky sizing system, so be aware that 0 is equivalent to a UK 6, 1 - to a UK8, 2 - a UK 10, 3 - a UK 12, 4 – a UK 14, and 5 a UK 16.
Have you heard about “Ted Shed”? Well, if you are addicted by Ted Baker clothing, you probably have. But for those uninformed – teds-shed.com is a website, selling the brand’s apparel that isn’t available in its shops anymore. It means that the clothes aren’t from Ted baker’s current collection, but who cares, when the prices drop to tempting 30, 20 or even 20 quid?
Where to buy Ted Baker’s clothes in London:
• 245, Regent Street (Tube: Oxford Circus)
• 54, South Molton Street (Tube: Bond Street)
• 9-10,Floral Street, Covent Garden (Tube: Covent Garden)
• 120, Cheapside (Tube: St Paul’s or Bank)
• 198, Westbourne Grove (Tube: Notting Hill Gate)
• at Brent Cross Shopping Centre, Hendon (Tube: Hendon Central)
• at Harrods, 4th floor, Brompton Road (Tube: Knightsbridge)
• at House of Fraser:
318, Oxford Street (Tube: Bond Street)
101, Victoria Street (Tube: Victoria)
68, King William Street (Tube: Monument)
• at Selfridges, 400, Oxford Street (Tube: Bond Street)
