Shropshire fashion: independent boutiques, jewellers, tailors, bridal shops, menswear, vintage and local labels.
Halon Menswear, the traditional gentlemen's outfitters on Shrewsbury High Street, is celebrating 75 years in the town, with a new stockroom extension and website taking it into its next chapter.
Oberon, the trio of independent fashion, footwear and jewellery shops on Wyle Cop in Shrewsbury, is marking 40 years, and its founder Stacey Hill has received a HERo award at Parliament.
Mystique, the Shrewsbury lingerie name known in the town for forty years, has opened its own shop at 6 Market Street, with bespoke bra fitting, swimwear and pre-loved designer fashion.
My Little Wedding Shop, the independent bridal boutique on Castle Terrace in Bridgnorth, has been named West Midlands Wedding Designer of the Year 2026 at The Wedding Industry Awards.
Hope House Children's Hospices has opened a larger charity shop on Bridgnorth High Street, with a new Vibe fashion area, and TV's Charity Shop Girl Jen Graham is coming for a festive rummage.
Baue, the Ludlow slow fashion studio founded by designer Anna, makes limited-edition womenswear by hand from vintage and deadstock fabrics, released in small monthly drops.
With Love From, a volunteer-run shared wardrobe at Oswestry Library, lets anyone with a Shropshire library card borrow occasion wear, from ballgowns to hats, just like borrowing a book.
The Vintage Advantage, Derwen College's charity shop at Gobowen near Oswestry, has marked five years of selling pre-loved fashion while giving students with SEND real retail experience.
Family-run Lornashouse Lifestyle in Whitchurch dresses its customers from two High Street shops, with women's clothing, shoes and knitwear for autumn alongside gifts and interiors.
Bouji Store has given Wellington a trendy new clothing shop on Crown Street, with fashion for under 45s and children, after owner Karissa Hughes moved from online selling to the High Street.