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Alphabet and Character Coasters
£3.50Melamine coaster with a high gloss finish and backed in...
Moko Diffuser
£12.95Reed Diffusers made for Moko up the road from us...
Alphabet and Characters Placemats / Tablemats
£8.50Melamine placemat with a high gloss finish and backed in...
Water Garden Chinese Tea Infuser Cup
£9.95Looking for the perfect gift for the Tea lover in...
Clear Reusable Glass Straws
£6.95
Our Story
Described as a ‘Big hug of a shop’ Moko is one of Exeter’s most exciting shopping destinations. Proud to be an Independent, locally owned Lifestyle Emporium. Moko is one of a kind and has been trading in Exeter for over 20 years selling beautiful fashion, gifts, furniture and lots, lots more.
Visit us if you come to Exeter, just step off the High Street and onto the historical cobbles of Gandy Street. You’ll discover a micro village in the middle of the city centre, quirky independently run shops, cafes and bars all nestled together in our narrow little street, all passionate about what we do, striving to provide visitors with a very unique shopping experience. Find Moko at the Phoenix Arts Centre end around the corner from the historical Royal Albert Memorial Museum. There is so much to see. We love Gandy Street and we know you will too!
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Business plan and bear hugs!
This week I’ve been shopping for the shop. We travelled up to London to Top Drawer which is my absolute favourite show. The building at Olympia i...Read more -
It's going to be cosy this Christmas
As soon as Summer slips away the cosy comes out at Moko and nothing is cosier than products from the wonderful Pachamama. The people at Pachamama a...Read more -
Cobble Wobbles - There will be SNOW!
There will be SNOW on the cobbles at our biggest night of the year yes it's the Gandy Street Countdown To Christmas. Loads of live music, street magic, food, freebies and allsorts of things that have been mulled along with lashings of encouragement from a Victorian Fairy, a giant Robin called Betty and the Gandy Street Elf Massive!Read more
