

 In a somewhat off-the-path location – a couple of miles outside what  is typically considered the heart of London (UK) – lies a store merging  labels and designer typically not seen under the same roof. A brainchild  of native Londoner James Brown, Hostem strives to lift the spirit of  the city’s independent retail scene.
In a somewhat off-the-path location – a couple of miles outside what  is typically considered the heart of London (UK) – lies a store merging  labels and designer typically not seen under the same roof. A brainchild  of native Londoner James Brown, Hostem strives to lift the spirit of  the city’s independent retail scene.  From an early age, Brown was fascinated with clothing, saving money to purchase pieces from the likes of Carol Christian Poell and Carpe Diem. After residing in places such as Perugia, Los Angeles and Tokyo, Brown felt inspired to get involved in the world of fashion and retail. Having returned to London, he began the two year process of building Hostem.
Located in the Shoreditch area of downtown London, the space housing the  store was transformed by London based design duo James Russell and  Hannah Plumb, collectively known as Jamesplumb. The result is a unique  and inviting space influenced by history – take for example the original  reclaimed Victorian floorboards and antique furniture all hand treated.
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