Once a small boutique it is today recognised as one of London's most famous fashion emporiums. Browns not only houses the cream of international designers but brought many of them to London including Sonia Rykiel, Donna Karan and Romeo Gigli. Browns also gives support to young British designers during their early difficult days by providing exhibition space to the best of the British graduates. Browns has no strict fashion philosophy, other than the ruthless editing of individual collections to suit their clients tastes. Buying is carefully co-ordinated to enable customers to elect a wardrobe to suit their individual needs all under one roof.
Accessories are available from the classic to the avant-garde to compliment all collections.
For the unsure styling advice is always available for day wear through to evening wear and for every occasion from weddings to the Oscars. Browns truly endeavour to offer a high quality of choice and personal customer service. Browns is now a major part of South Molton Street with whole floors devoted to Sonia Rykiel, Donna Karan and DKNY, with free standing stores for Genny, Romeo Gigli and G Gigli also on South Molton Street. Browns is also situated at 6C Sloane Street with a Gianfranco Ferre store at no 29 Sloane Street and also Comme Des Garcon situated on the corner of Davies Street and Brook Street. Names such as Helmut Lang, Martin Margiela, Hussein Chalayan, Dries Van Noten and Ann Demeulemeester are just some of the contemporary designers available.