Sheffield fashion: independent boutiques, jewellers, tailors, bridal shops, menswear, vintage and local labels.
Directors Suzy and Jack have turned the former Freshmans store, a city centre vintage landmark since 1992, into Good Good Vintage, complete with designer rails and a coffee counter.
Founded by John selling vintage from his grandma's coal shed in Barnsley, Glass Onion now runs a flagship Division Street store voted Sheffield's best vintage shop at the Exposed Awards.
Founded in Sheffield in 2002, CollardManson curates bohemian fashion, jewellery and homeware, and its own leather bags have been stocked in boutiques from Moscow to Adelaide.
From jazzy prints and festival pieces to 90s designer labels and its own rework range, Vulgar has become a go-to for vintage lovers at The Forum on Devonshire Street.
In St Luke's Hospice's 55th year, its Broomhill Vintage Shop is a treasure trove of classic cuts and retro finds, with every purchase helping to fund hospice care in Sheffield.
Born from an idea sown in Guatemala in 1989, The Alternative Store on Devonshire Street designs and sells streetwear proudly celebrating Sheffield, Yorkshire and the North.
Founded by environmental manager Hellen, Clothes The Loop offers authentic preloved designer and high-end pieces from a shop in Sheffield's beautifully restored Leah's Yard.
Created by fashion stylist turned jeweller Tash, Lyon & Feather makes small-batch silver, copper and gold jewellery set with raw crystals, sold from its shop in Leah's Yard.
Founded in 1773 and still hallmarking jewellery from around the world, Sheffield Assay Office has been championing new makers, from MA students to a Silver Fellow at Yorkshire Artspace.
Family-owned Atkinsons fills two floors on The Moor with womenswear, menswear, beauty and homeware, proving there is still a place for a proper independent department store in Sheffield.