28,882 homeless households were recorded in 2021-2022, and one of the charities helping those in need is Crisis. Ahead of the festive period, Crisis has teamed up with the fashion editor Tom Stubbs and Anda Rowland of Anderson & Sheppard to host this year’s “CRISIS AT THE COP SHOP,” bringing luxury fashion to London’s Savile Row for a good cause.

More than 100 brands are currently involved in the charity fundraiser, including Bianca Saunders, Charles Jeffrey LOVERBOY, Globe-Trotter, Jimmy Choo, Aries, Wales Bonner, Burberry, YMC, Thomas Pink, and more. Everything from womenswear, menswear, accessories and gifts will be available to shop, with the aim to beat 2019’s £100,000 GBP fundraising achievement with total sales of £125,000 GBP, all of which will be donated to Crisis.

The initiative brings new season and old, as well as faulty pieces and samples, while those wishing to also donate can. Buying from the pop-up will not only help Crisis, but also everything the charity strives to provide — 8,947 people experiencing homelessness used Crisis services in 2020-21, making this an incredibly important charity in the United Kingdom.

Crisis’ “CRISIS AT THE COP SHOP” will be open to the public from December 5-14 at the decommissioned police station, West End Central, on Savile Row.

CRISIS AT THE COP SHOP
27 Savile Row,
London,
W1S 2EX