It feels like an eon since shops were open before Christmas, so we are awfully pleased to see our friends Dover Street Market reopening today.

To coincide with their reopening we have revamped our space on the third floor. You'll find many of our usual suspects with a few exclusive products only found at Dover Street Market.

Opening Hours:
Monday to Saturday – 11:00am to 7:00pm
Sunday – 12:00pm to 6:00pm

Address:
18-22 Haymarket, London SW1Y 4DG

Tel:
020 7518 0680

We're very pleased to announce a new selection of specials for our Dover Street Market spaces in London and New York.

You'll find our traditional Guernsey sweater in black for the first time, alongside a black leather tool case, black felt coaster and placemat, black indoor watering can, black cotton drill pinafore dress and black hurricane lamp. We're also pleased to announce a very welcome return to our classic Folio Bag in, you guessed it! Black canvas.

These specials are available on Friday 12th July exclusively in Dover Street Market London and New York (pinafore only available in London).

Andrew Moran has been the LABOUR AND WAIT photographer since the company was founded in 2000. In this role, he has taken the still life shots for the company’s calendars for the years 2012 -2018. For Photo London, the annual photography event in the capital, he presents an edited selection of these timeless images in book form.

The resulting slim volume forms part of a series of photographic journals published by the Silverhill Press, a small independent publisher based in Hastings.

These books are available exclusively at our Dover Street Market London space for a limited time, alongside a small selection of reproduced images to view.

Photo London runs from 16th to the 19th of May, 2019.

ADDRESS
Dover Street Market London
18-22 Haymarket,
London SW1Y 4DG

OPENING HOURS
Mon – Sat: 11:00am – 7:00pm
Sun: 12:00pm – 6:00pm

See more of Andrew's work on his website: https://amoranblog.wordpress.com

For London Fashion Week we have produced our Fisherman’s Smock in black. It will be exclusively available at Dover Street Market London from Friday 15th February, and available at Labour and Wait from March.

This classic item of workwear has been an essential outer layer for British fishermen for over a century. It’s practical and utilitarian nature makes it equally popular with artists and craftspeople. Our smock is made in England and from 100% cotton canvas.

You can find out more about the history of the Fisherman's Smock here.

Every six months, Dover Street Market perform their 'Tachigari' metamorphosis, where they close down for a few days, and each resident in their Haymarket space transforms into the new season's collection. 'Tachigari' means 'beginning' in Japanese, the process of changing to the new season.

Here is our new selection for the first half of 2019.

Its Tachiagari at Dover Street Market. This bi-annual rebirth sees the entire store closed, refitted and remerchandised, ready for the new season.

As always, we’ve played our part, refreshing our concession and removing any sign of winter, as we set ourselves for Spring / Summer 2012.

This season sees exciting new developments at DSM, as Hussein Chalayan and Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen open new spaces on the third floor, while Michael Costiff and Ann Demeulemeester will completely renew their existing homes. Lanvin, Yves Saint Laurent, Stephen Jones and B Store will also be refreshing their spaces.

DSM are particularly excited to be introducing a lot of new highly individual and talented names in S/S 2012, ranging from collections by Simone Rocha, Jacquemus, Phoebe English, Tim Coppens, Craig Lawrence and Greg Lauren to shoes by Buruk Uyan, Simona Vanth, and lastly but very not leastly, Cherevichkiotvichki, amazing creations for the feet by Victoria Andrejeva.

Of course, if you are just looking for a toilet brush or a teapot our concession will serve just as well.

Dover Street Market will re-open on Saturday 17th of January, with Jake and Dinos Chapman signing copies of their new book ‘Flogging a Dead Horse’. Free drinks and snacks will be supplied by our neighbours on the fourth floor, the Rose Bakery.