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I arrived in London from Jamaica with a battered case. The cold cut deep, but the streets lit up. Oxford Street was alive, http://wiki.konyvtar.veresegyhaz.hu/index.php?title=I_Came_To_London_From_The_Caribbean_With_Nothing_Much._The_Air_Was_Sharp Regent Street showed off magical displays, and Carnaby was alive. That first winter, I learned the joy of unusual gifts. In those days, there was no Google to show independent gift shops London. You had to explore, get lost, and come across quirky gifts. The small boutiques were always the best. Even now, I tell people the quirky gifts are the vintage treasures.

A vintage clock that ticks with history will last longer than plastic tat. Hidden independents across Hackney still carry the retro gifts that matter. And if luxury is your thing, luxury gift shops London bring the sparkle. Every September, I feel the city gear up for shopping. That’s when I start hunting for retro gifts. Look up best gift shops in London and you’ll have lots of choices. But the authentic spirit always exist in the independents.

This is why, I always remind friends that quirky gifts are the greatest. They create memories, just like the glow of the neon.