Is This The Best Shoe Shopping Street In The World? London Jermyn Street Walking Tour 

This channel turned out to be the best overall on the subject. Keep up the good job Kirby.

I once went to London and stumbled upon this street and was blown away by all the men’s shops. I hope to go back one day with money to spare.

The green coat, gloves and umbrella make for a really fine look! I wish you could do a 10-15 minute stop at each store on the route!

So many beautiful stores to see what a treat.

Lovely lovely video from Debussy to Crockett & Jones ! Amazing ❤️

I thought I didn't have a style, really, until now. Gracias mucho Kirby I know now that many people love the genuine class that is so so so far gone in our American culture.

Nice succinct overview of exquisite historic gentlemen district. A haven for the well dressed and well to do chaps indeed!

"Piccadilly Street" - bless!

Wonderful Kirby, brings back happy memories of wandering around there when I lived in the UK.

England is really the best country for every man with a sartorial interest! Would go there just to shop and walk around all these stores :)

Something about walking down these historic London streets whilst listening to Debussy, its like taking a walk back in time

thats a fantastic green winter coat. jealous.

I only wish that this was longer! Great video as always Kirby

Thank you for this treat, Kirby! I like the pace of your videos. You give just the right amount of time for us to actually be able to read the names of the merchants and notice some details. Debussy goes along perfectly! Beautiful overcoat! Your hat would certainly complement that coat! It appears to me that classic hats, perhaps, still look relevant if worn with outerwear in colder weather, thus serving a purpose and being a practical accessory. Another modern way to wear a fedora (I know that your hat is not a fedora, am I right?) would be with a more casual outfit, like a Barbour jacket. And of course, straw hats really do help against the heat in summer, and more men should try wearing them, even with casual outfits.

A stroll into Truefitt & Hill for a shave, then a belly full of mixed grill from Wiltons is a treat I doubt I’ll ever tire of. Great video, great info and an even greater outfit. Superb!

This area is my favourite in London - after walking around Jermyn Street I really love to go to Hatchards in Piccadilly and browse for books and buy a few and then go next door to Fortnum & Mason and have a scrumptious Afternoon Tea - that for me is pure bliss.

Kirby , I am from Russia, ( Vladivostok city . It is near Japan on Far east ).YOU are very interesting telling and showing historical place of old Britain brands.

Thanks for the fine tour.

I enjoyed that video, thank you.

Excellent narrative and well thought out .

Great video - thanks!

I truly hope you can repeat this walk in the near future. Please make a video when you do.

Great work, Kirby!

Great walking tour... perhaps your best so far! On another note... I'd love to see you visit Charvet and share the bespoke shirt buying process with your viewers. It may be a while before I can get there. Keep up the great content! Cheers, Steve

Kirby can you do a tour of Oxford Street next? Where they have such stores as Primark, Topshop or Peacocks and if you’re feeling flush, Marks and Spencer.

Your videos are just amazing, inspirational and instructive

Lovely video. I work at Fortnums and it’s nice it hear the history of our neighbours 😊

Very nice indeed

Lovely video and tour, if ever you there remember to drop by Loake shoes, they have some wonderful shoes as well.

Jermyn Street is traditionally famous for it's traditional shirt shops but the character of the street has changed with some like Charles Tyrwitt with its good value but cheaper imports moving in for the prestige address that they can then quote on their mail order business. Other traditional makers like TM Lewin (not sure if they're there any more) also moved to Tyrwitts cheaper import model. Close to Floris is Czech and Speake, a luxury bathroom fittings company that also makes some very fine fragrances. Well worth trying their iconic "No 88" if you're in the area and also trying Floris

Great vid! Thank you, Kirby 🤗 You look like quite the Englishman at 0:17 😉👍

It's absolutely wonderful

Nice video, makes me want to take a trip just for the stroll.

I really hope we will get to see you visit Aubercy during your next stay in Paris. Great video as always.

When i see jermyn street, it reminds me truefit& hill wet shaving producers and also tobs jermyn street shaving soap (tyler of old bond street)

Great video Kirby!

Wonderful content! Would love to see you your more of these and other London shopping streets.

Bravo Kirby Bravo, thank you for the tour, I needed this and my next trip to London will most definitely include a visit to this area.

Great video, Kirby. And I must say that's a splendid coat. Where did you acquire it?

No mention of Lock & Co Hatters being on St James's Street at the start? :O Nice video anyway.

Dear Mr Allison, I would be very grateful if you could tell me the maker of your Homburg hat. Thank you.

Fuck me I have been living in London for 13 years and never known or thought of these hidden gems. Guess that is the disadvantage of not being posh

Kirby doesn't seem to mention Church's, I've always wondered why because they make lovely shoes with great leather and high stitch density. Je liles that ❤😂

Hi Kirby, your coat game is on point! So, that's where the new intro is from.

Big fan of Floris fragrances. Elite is my favorite. Also have No. 89 (A favorite of Ian Fleming, author of the James Bond novels), Leather Oud, Honey Oud, 1962, Santal, Neroli Voyage.

Alfred Dunhill on Jermyn Street used to also sell cigars years ago. I don't know if they still do. The shop is now half the size it once was.

He dresses like an undertaker

Please what’s the label of the green overcoat? Thank you 🙏🏼

My wallet screams for help every time I visit Jermyn street. A must stop in London

Fantastic overview, much appreciated! Is this some sort of teaser to an upcoming, more extensive tour, just like the one featuring you strolling through Piccadilly arcade?

Pat on the back for whoever made this great video

Lovely video. I was wondering what kind of duty has to be paid when bringing back goods from the UK? I believe there is an $800 exemption but it seems that a pair of shoes costing several thousand dollars would incur a substantial customs duty.

Ahh so the intro comes from this video ^^

Its a nice Video

I have to say, Kirby, you do a great job advertising these iconic British brands. You could add a little more historical perspective - the fact that merchants selling shirts, shaving, perfuming, shoes, wine and cigars are so prevalent in this location is due to the fact that spoilt, rich young aristocrats either lived in this area from around 1750 to 1850 and/or frittered away their time gambling and drinking in the nearby gentlemen’s clubs (the Carlton , for example, having previously been a members only gambling club known as ‘Arthurs’) Your subscribers would also be interested to know that in the period I refer to, Jermyn Street housed one other vital service industry needed by these young gentlemen: namely brothels. A guinea would buy a bath, meal and bawd for the night. Finally, you missed out yet again the most famous cheese shop in England (I never did get my free pair of Wellington laces despite you reading out my comment about Paxton & Whitfield in an earlier video!)

Fantastic; hoping to stopover in London on a January trip to India. Just curious Kirby, how many pairs of black captoe oxfords are you at these days? Amazing how much subtle variance there has been in the pairs you have commissioned. 👍

4:46 wish you make a post about that hilarious brand :)

Yes it is!

First of all there are bespoke tailors on Jermyn St. Benson & Clegg are the equal of anything on the row. The row itself isn't "around the corner", cut thru Piccadilly arcade, cross Piccadilly & you're there. 5 minute walk.

I have a modest budget and have discovered Charles Tyrwhitt as a perfectly acceptable shirter. 100 Jermyn Street, London, SW1Y 6EE. Kirby, I know you live in the higher end world, any comment on their offerings?

Great video! I need to visit London ASAP! I love shoes and suits! 👍

Hi Kerby, from whom is the green coat? Thanks a lot!

Also two of the most important Freemason meeting place are just round the corner of Jermyn Street, don’t forget the Rolex in St James’s Square.

Can you suggest your top 3 Floris fragrances for the office?

What shoes do you tend to wear when it rains? Do you wear rubber/dainite sole shoes or leather soled shoes?

You did not show us more than half of the street. Why?

Your trench coat is really looking bold

Did you visit the Beretta store....?

This channel, Sartorial Talks and Gentleman’s Gazette....

Didn’t finish the video. Did he stop at Sbarro’s for lunch?

Where did you gett that beautiful coat?

It’s legal to carry openly an umbrella? I think everything that you can use for self defense have been ban.

You missed a few stores (I.e. J. Cheaney, Loake, etc). Best.

Kirby - St James's Street is pronounced "Saint Jaym-ziz Street"

No one in London wears hats like that apart from in the 1920s. He’s got a very odd view of the dress sense of the modern day Londoner. Even old school Chelsea boys don’t wear clothes like that. There’s a big chance someone would also try and nick that hat.

Did you know Kirby there is a proper way to walk with an umbrella, you should really look into it as your technique needs a little tweaking.

It's not unusual when in London to encounter The Carlton Club.

best street in London!

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Kirby, this video is so full of errors you would be well advised to re-dub parts of it. First, it is St. James's Street, in the possessive with the two esses pronounced. It is Piccadilly, not Piccadilly Street. Foster & Son, not Sons. Hilditch, not Hirditch. Need I go on? And I am fairly sure the Queen has granted other royal warrants to perfumers. Then, what about the other three quarters of Jermyn Street? No mention of Harvie & Hudson? This is not up to your usual standards!

Oh goodness, I love being English.

It’s just Piccadilly, not Piccadilly Street.

01:11 Tight shoes...

Loake in same street

Not a fan of the overcoat. It is much too short

Hipo

HE IS A CLOWN

Jermyn Street. Disappointed it's not German Street.

You missed many shoe stores! John Lobb, JM Weston, Cheaney, Loake, Grenson,Church’s .. poor video 👎🏼

German street? 🤔

You look like a doorman at Harrods

I love how he refers to himself as a "gentleman". It's pretentious and hilarious.

That hat does not fit you. Unfortunately, it makes your neck too long as compared to your shoulders' width.