Spotlight On: Independent Makers at Spitalfields Market

11/08/2026

From handcrafted jewellery and original artwork to independent fashion, unique interiors and homeware, Spitalfields Market is a mecca of unique goods – an Aladdin’s cave for Londoners and visitors alike.

Beneath its weatherproof canopy in Crispin Place, you’ll find up to 110 stalls, each offering its own distinctive products, stories and ideas. Whether you’re refreshing your wardrobe, searching for a thoughtful gift or simply browsing, the market is filled with unexpected finds.

Here is a list of some of our favourites:

Naye

Focusing on simple, elegant pieces for every occasion, Naye’s minimalistic jewellery collection includes delicate bracelets, dazzling earrings and beautifully crafted rings. The brand also regularly collaborates with Korean designers, bringing together contemporary design with a passion for thoughtful craftsmanship.

Retro Progression

Combining a love of music with a passion for upcycling, founder Josh launched Retro Progression in 2012 to prevent unwanted vinyl records from ending up in landfill.

The brand began by transforming records into clocks, with customers able to choose a record that meant something to them and have it made into a clock at the market. The process does not damage the vinyl, meaning the record can still be played once the clock mechanism is removed. It’s the perfect stop for music lovers, or those searching for a gift with a story behind it.

Johann Brun

Johann Brun is a British fashion label known for distinctive, wearable pieces that bring together knitwear, jersey, sportswear and faux fur.

Founded in 1984, Johann Brun has a long-standing connection to British fashion, having worked with designers including John Galliano and Vivienne Westwood before developing his own signature label. His collections combine interesting silhouettes with a strong focus on texture, colour and detail, resulting in pieces that feel individual yet easy to wear.

Pama Crafts

For unusual homeware and decorative finds, Pama Crafts offers a collection of handcrafted ornaments, ceramics, mosaics and practical glassware sourced from around the world. The range has a particular focus on handmade pieces from Jerusalem, combining traditional craftsmanship with distinctive designs at accessible prices.

Edwyn UK

Lovingly printed and sewn in its East London studio, Edwyn UK creates handmade textile products for dogs, their owners and their homes, using natural linens and organic cotton fabrics featuring original, hand-carved dog designs.

From neckerchiefs and treat bags to dog toys, keyrings and cushions, its products are quirky, playful and wonderfully distinctive.

Discover Saturday Style Market

On Saturdays, the market places an added focus on independent style, with up to 88 designers showcasing original clothing, accessories, homeware and ethically produced goods.

Inspired by influences from around the world, the Saturday Style Market is the perfect destination for discovering one-off pieces and updating your wardrobe with something a little less ordinary.

Spitalfields Arts Market

For something a little different, look out for the Spitalfields Arts Market, held once a month on Market Street.

Showcasing a mix of emerging and established artists, the market brings together everything from oil paintings and photography to contemporary works and one-of-a-kind pieces for the home. Better still, you can buy directly from the artists themselves, giving you the chance to hear the story and inspiration behind the work.

Spitalfields Market is open seven days a week and is fully accessible for wheelchair users and pushchairs. Come along, meet our independent traders and discover your next favourite find.

Discover more of our independent makers at Spitalfields here: https://www.spitalfields.co.uk/market-traders/

Opening times:

Sunday: 10 am – 6 pm

Monday to Friday: 10 am – 6 pm

Saturday: 11 am – 5 pm