Clemens en August, London

The Pop-up shop may be the fashion phenomenon of the moment, but when it comes to a truly unique one-off spending experience, travelling tailors to the people, Clemens en August, are the ones to watch.
More of the Clemens en August pop-up experience
Bringing their own particular brand of ‘pop-up’ experience to West London at the beginning of this month, Clemens en August will be setting-up store for a three-day stint, proffering their wares on the super-chic streets of Westbourne Grove.
Priding themselves on a high-quality at low-cost approach, Clemens en August keep their prices down with their whistle-stop world tours. With no stores or stockists to think about, superior tailoring and excellent design remain top priority for the three-year-old company.
With one-off editions, key seasonal pieces and the finest materials on offer to both sexes, tailors will be on hand at the West London location in order to provide each savvy style-hunter with a truly unique sartorial experience.
International Clemens fans with an eye for a bargain should be suitably satisfied as the tour is also set to stop off in Tokyo, Berlin and New York -and many more.
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20th Century Theatre
291 Westbourne Grove
Notting Hill
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