Harrods without doubt offer some of the best Hampers available. I have received there Hampers and also sent Hampers. I have to say that I also use Ripley Hampers as there quality is as good as Harrods but with the smaller price tag.I think in business sending a Harrods hamper send a message that you are doing well and often this is something many companys do to give this message.Christmas time is the most popular time of the year I would imagine for Hamper sales and this reminds me I need to get online and order some for my clients and family.The question is do I buy from <a href="http://www.ripleyhampers.co.uk" >Ripley Hampers</a> or Harrods?

I find the dearth of selection something of a pain. The first thing that I can say is that I find Harrods hampers very attractive but quite expensive for what they contain. Marks & Spencer were fine in days past but they seem to be cutting corners whilst increasing prices and introducing cardboard boxes rather than traditional wicker hampers - pace, M&S..I think yours are still ok value and I do know what wicker hampers cost. As to what's available from the supermarkets, well.....there's not much to talk about, is there. Here's an idea: go to Kitchen Spoils or some other place and buy a cheap wicker hamper...they DO have them, you know...be a little ...  Read the complete review

Nearly every Christmas we get a Harrods hamper from a company my dad deals with. There is always much excitement about opening it and seeing what the contents are, and there is also something quite exciting about it being from Harrods. However I would not particularly recommend them. As far as I know they are just set contents in the hampers and we always end up with things that we will never use. I suppose they do make nice business gifts at christmas if you can afford to send them, but for the average person I think you could get something better from M&S, which is better value and dosn't have some of the things in it that are definately an aquired taste such as ...  Read the complete review