4 Time 4 Me, May 2009
shoppingOn the market
TAKE afew stepsFUNKY LITTLE THING
away from
GreenwichGreenwichMarket
KIDS and parents cannot fail to love these alternative, funky designs high
aimedatchildren up to the age of 10. street and
Owner Steve Aston pitches his stall in GreenwichMarket as a
casualtradermost Saturdays and Sundays. you will
His range of kids’ clothing places emphasis on discover
Fairtrade and organic production. the cobbled
From organic bibs, T-shirts, eco-
hoodies, baby playsuits to socks, streets of the
trousers and leggings, his clothes market,
will put asmile on your face. where ahaven of
His hoodies, made by Little Green
Radicals with the slogans “Get Up Stand Up” quaint stalls and
and “Give Peas AChance” emblazoned shops reveal
across them, are made with organic and
Fairtrade certified cotton. themselves.
Inspired by icons, rock, retro and contemporary culture, the “Che” NATALIE LI
and“JollyRoger”T-shirtsfromStardustare allprinted in SouthLondon. suggests afew
❑ Openmostweekends from10amto5.30pm.Visit
www.funkylittlething.co.uk for more details on items. worth looking at
RED DOOR
10 Turnpin Lane, SE10
Tel: 020 8858 2131
IF THE high street hasleftyou uninspired and
struggling for unique present ideas, Red Door
is just the shop to snap up one-off pieces
unlikely to be foundoutside of Greenwich.
Stocking arange of products from London-
based artists and designers, you will find
Indonesian Fairtrade silver pieces alongside
kooky bagsand ceramics galore.
As well as holding art exhibitions,you can
purchase paintings, prints and illustrations in
the shop.
More recently, acosy and intimate cafe has
opened at the back of the shop.
The funkily decorated space, with its old
church pewsand 1950s-style cinema seats,
is apeaceful refuge for artists and passing
customers to kickbackoveracoffee.
❑ Open Mon to Wed, noon to 6pm,
ThutoSun,11amto6pm.Visit
www.reddoorgallery.co.uk for more details.
TIME 4 ME 004 May 2009
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