A brand is more than its products – it’s brought to life by the people who represent it every day. With its roots in the Erzgebirge, MÜHLE shines not just in Germany but also in its flagship store in the heart of London, where Nick Mills proudly embodies the spirit of the brand.

Inside MÜHLE: Nick Mills

In the heart of Soho, in London’s Carnaby district, we meet Nick, the store manager of the MÜHLE shop. He greets us with a smile – and the typical London charm. Since 2021, he has been introducing people here to the world of wet shaving. “I take care of everything: customer service, stock management, the shop’s design – everything that’s needed to make this place look and function as it should,” says Nick.

In doing so, he encounters a diverse mix of customers: tourists discovering the brand for the first time, loyal regulars, and curious first-time buyers. “For them, visiting the store almost turns into a small workshop. I explain what MÜHLE is all about, how an everyday ritual can become a true moment of mindfulness.” The international audience is particularly impressed by the craftsmanship: “When I tell them that everything is produced in Germany, they’re thrilled. ‘Made in Germany’ holds a special significance here.”

Nick’s path to MÜHLE was, as he puts it, “a hop across the street.” During the pandemic, his previous employer – a store directly opposite – had to close. The move has paid off for Nick. “Before, I worked in fashion stores, but here at MÜHLE, it’s completely different. The products are so unique, so well thought out – you can really dive deep into them. It’s just fun to help customers find the perfect shaving set or show them how to shave with a safety razor. That’s something special.”

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Nick, who was born in Hertfordshire outside of London, knows the area around Carnaby well: “I’ve been working in Soho for more than ten years. It feels like a second home.” What else does he love about his job? “The combination of the products and the customers’ stories. Some come in just for a gift, while others completely immerse themselves in the world of shaving.”

His goal? To send every customer out of the store with the feeling that they’ve found something truly special.