Baker Boy Caps

We currently have 3 shops in London. Do pop in to browse and try on our wide selection of hats and caps.


Laird London, 23 New Row, Covent Garden, London WC2N 4LA.
Tel 020 7240 4240 - + 44 20 7240 4240
Nearest Tube: Leicester Square; Covent Garden.
Open:
Mon-Sat 11am-7pm 
Sunday 12pm-6pm

 

Local Area: Our New Row hat shop, 'Laird London', is fantastically located in the heart of London's West End. It is a stone's throw from Covent Garden's Piazza and the Royal Opera House on one side and Theatreland, and the ENO at the Coliseum on the other. Trafalgar Square and the National Gallery are around the corner; the Strand and the River Thames are just 5 minutes away. Covent Garden is a shopper's paradise and a fabulous place to go out, and definitely wonderful for dining out. The area abounds with great bars and eateries, including China Town. Leicester Square with all its cinemas is across the road. Include a visit to our great gem of a shop on your visit to the area.

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Laird of Glencairn, 128 Columbia Road, Shoreditch, London E2 7RG.
Tel 020 7613 3842
Nearest Tube: Liverpool Street, Old Street, Bethnal Green & soon new station Shoreditch High Street!
Open:
Saturday 12am-5pm
Sunday 9am-4pm

Local Area: Our Laird of Glencairn shop is located in one of the boutique shops amidst other very individual, creative artistic outlets. There is not a single high street brand. This is a destination venue with a devoted following, not merely with Londoners but with tourists. In addition, Columbia Road is famous and very popular due to its exceptional Sunday flower market, which occurs down the length of the street. The immediate and surrounding area of Hoxton and Shoreditch have become very affluent and is a mix of City workers and art/media folk who are both fashion led and the latter certainly, avantgarde. Come and buy a stylish hat!

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Laird & Co Hatters - Luxury Boutique

Laird & Co Hatters - luxury shop (lairdhatters.com) is currently relocating - we are no longer at Royal Exchange. Meanwhile you can shop online, visit our Covent Garden store or book an appointment. We will keep you posted!!
Tel: 020 7 626 3636

Nearest Tube: Bank - Northern Line, Central Line (exit 3), Circle & District Lines, Waterloo & City Line.
Nearest Railway: Liverpool Street
Open: Mon-Fri 10.30am-6.30pm

Local Area: The Royal Exchange is situated at the heart of the City of London, in the famous financial district. It is located next to the Bank of England, The Lord Mayor's Mansion House and in sight of the Lloyd's Building. The architecture in the vicinity is beautiful, of which The Royal Exchange itself is a jewel. The original Stock Exchange on the site was first built in 1565. Queen Elizabeth I gave it the Royal Title in 1571. Alas it was destroyed in 1666 in the Great Fire of London, along with vast swathes of the capital. A year later, the rebuilding of it commenced, and the foundation stone was laid by Charles II no less! Yet again the building was destroyed by fire in 1838. By 1844 the third Royal Exchange building had been completed, with Queen Victoria declaring it open. Prince Albert had laid the foundation stone two years earlier. During World War II, the Royal Exchange was remarkably left unharmed. While trading had ceased, it hosted in its courtyard two Shakespeare performances in 1953 to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II's coronation. It was refurbished in 1991 and 2001 and became a luxury shopping destination that is unrivalled in the City for its glamour. There are some marvellous restaurants, including the Grand Cafe, and a Mezzanine Bar in the Inner Courtyard. The Royal Exchange has a stellar selection of boutiques; come and spend a wonderful calm shopping experience in the ultimate style.

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