Fourteen shops selling menswear. Half are chain brands (FatFace, Next, Superdry, Peacocks, Monsoon); the rest independents anchored by Creasey's — Guernsey's only department store, opened 1899, now in its fifth generation — and two 1976 knitwear makers, Guernsey Woollens and Alderney's Channel Jumper, still hand-knitting Guernsey jumpers. —
Ogiers is a family business established in 1967 by founders Daphne and Gerald Ogier, now trading across three shops in St Martin. It offers good quality clothing, shoes and accessories, with a menswear department, a ladies department, and a shoe shop. The team includes John…
Started as a cottage industry to revive the Alderney sweater which had not been seen since WWI. Has presented knitwear to British Royal Family during visits to Alderney.
Guernsey Woollens Ltd, founded in 1976 and based in St Sampson, is a knitwear manufacturer and retailer specialising in authentic Guernsey jumpers produced using the traditional seamless 'knitted on the round' method — the only manufacturer currently using this technique. The…
Samuel Pepys is a retailer of designer menswear and ladieswear. Established in 1977, the shop occupies three floors and offers interest-free credit with no payment for three months, then payable over twelve months. Out-of-hours appointments are available by arrangement.
TotesNotes is a stationery and gift shop on High Street, St Peter Port, which started trading in July 2026. It sells acrylic pins, magnets, notebooks, sketchbooks, tote bags, cards, prints, shirts, and beanies. The shop also offers coffee. Owner Blom, a graphic designer and…
Founded 1899 by Benjamin Creasey as a draper business on Mill Street, St Peter Port. Family business now in 5th generation. M&S partnership since 1967. Home Store opened 2013 on Smith Street. Kids store with standalone M&S Kidswear opened 2016 on Le Bordage. New store (Project 13) opened 20 September 2025 on site of former HSBC bank on High Street.
Next is a clothing shop in St Peter Port, stocking womenswear, menswear, and childrenswear. It specialises in lingerie, swimwear, and school and work uniforms. The store offers a Click & Collect service for online orders, but does not have a homeware, sportswear, or fragrance…
Seahorse is a physical men's and women's clothes shop on the Lower Pollet, St Peter Port, which opened in April 2018. Yvonne Hamilton is an owner, and Theo Hamilton is a co-owner and managing director. The shop specialises in menswear and womenswear.
FatFace is a clothing shop in St Peter Port, stocking menswear and womenswear. The brand was founded in 1988, and the Guernsey store on the High Street opened in November 2017. FatFace operates as part of the Next group and employs local staff in Guernsey.
Monsoon is a St Peter Port branch of the UK Monsoon chain, operating as a clothing shop. It specialises in womenswear and childrenswear, offering Ladies and Children collections. The store is operated by Monsoon Brands Limited, which is registered for the retail sale of clothing…
Peacocks is a branch of the British fashion chain, offering men's, women's, and kids' fashion. The Peacocks name is a trading name of Anglo Global Property Limited. Peacocks is linked to the Alliance supermarket group in the Channel Islands.