Known for carefully curating hundreds of independent brands and designers Wolf & Badger is one of Soho's most sustainable brands. The brand ensures that the majority of materials used are recycled, upcycled, not tested on animals, and do not contribute to deforestation. The brand is aiming to be carbon neutral by 2030, meaning all independent brands in-store are considered beforehand for their environmental impact.

Next, take a quick walk over to famously sustainable brand, PANGAIA on Carnaby Street. Known for their minimalist, premium lifestyle products, PANGAIA are dedicated to creating essential products from bio-engineered materials which are powered by nature. All of the brand's products including their sneakers, are vegan, and made using petrochemical-free alternatives to animal leather. Their sneakers and some other products are even made using repurposed waste from discarded grape skins, stalks and seeds!

The brand invests heavily in developing ethically sourced materials from plant-based wate, and developing innovative treatments to reduce water waste and chemicals.

Your next stop is PURESEOUL on Carnaby Street. Home to over 2000 Korean skincare, makeup and hair care products, the brand is considered the 'Home of K Beauty' in the UK. Shop the latest products, receive expert advice and more alongside masterclass workshops and pop-ups in-store. The store carries a dedicated range of sustainable, eco-friendly and cruelty-free products.

Discover even more designer eyewear at bloobloom. bloobloom not only provides stylish spectacles and sunglasses, but also offers free walk-in eye examinations in-store. bloobloom boasts an impressive ‘Pair for Pair’ programme where for each pair that is sold, the brand provides a pair to one of the 2.5 billion people that are in need of glasses in areas where they are less accessible.

Dinner time at authentic Italian restaurant, Polpo. Taking inspiration from the traditional bàcaris of Venice, the menu at Polpo comprises of cichèti and larger dishes including pasta and pizzettes, designed for sharing. The restaurant uses traditional Italian-cooking methods, creating seasonal specials throughout the year, alongside local wines. Throughout their seasonal menus all of Polpo's meat, chicken and eggs are free range or organic, and their fish is always sustainably sourced.

Kick off your second morning in Soho with a delicious meal at The Breakfast Club. Known for their classic fry ups and pancake stacks, the restaurant offers an extensive menu of American and British cuisine. All of the restaurant's animal products are sustainably sourced, locally where possible. The Breakfast Club also doesn't use any palm oil in their dishes, avoids the use of airfreighted goods and recycles their food waste into energy.

Need a break from shopping? Only a short walk away, discover Outernet, a fully immersive and free art experience in London. With a series of immersive screens, projections and wraparound displays.

Your next stop is London-based clothing and accessories company, Ronning. Focused on delivering the highest quality clothes, inspired by workwear, Ronning's cross-seasonal collection is designed to be worn all year around, designed for longevity rather than focusing on fast-fashion treneds. A quiet pocket on the bustling streets of Soho, the Ronning store is welcoming and minimalist, and encourages customers to their time.

As London's hub of music and creativity, Soho is home to legendary record stores, filled to the brim with new and pre-owned vinyls. Discover pre-owned records at Third Man Records, Phonica Records, Sister Ray and Sounds of the Universe.

Just next door is Ain't Nothin' But, the esteemed "home of the blues" in Soho since 1993. Grab a drink and relax as the stage comes to life every night, from multiple acts to organised jam sessions. Weekday sets start with an acoustic act at 6:30pm and the main band at 9pm.