Classy, chique, and the tidiest shop I've seen in ages!…read more Located in the high street of Erlangen, squeezed in between the enormous bookstore Thalia and the flashy store Butler's, this shop is often overlooked. Compared to other mammoth clothing stores down the road it's definitely on the small side, but it's worth including it in your next shopping spree. The staff is lovely, and you get this warm and fuzzy feeling of being well cared for, the one that most clothing stores nowadays lack. The clothes are rather classy (of course, that's a personal opinion), and the colours and variety depend strongly on the season. (During fall the shop is almost entirely black and white). One thing worth mentioning, however, is that it's a bit on the expensive side. Not Gucci-kind of expensive, mind you, but you won't be buying a shirt for 10-20€ here either. What always amazes me in this shop, however, is how tidy everything is. There are always some staff members running around, ensuring that the stacks of clothes are in perfect order. Having worked in a clothing store myself, I know fully well that this is a remarkable feat. Bottom Line: * Elegant clothes * A bit on the expensive side * Very helpful and attentive staff * Tidiest shop ever * Warm & fuzzy feeling! =)

Adidas Outlet has 2 levels with both Adidas and Reebok items. So many options from shoes,…read morefootballs, socks, jerseys, jackets, joggers, t-shirts, gym bags, to their sponsored football club trackers. True the prices maybe more than in the US, but when in Rome.... or Germany. Haha Plus some of the items wouldn't be found in the US. You can always go across the street to the other Adidas store. That's of course the normal retail price, but if you're really into having the latest and newest item that's the stop. It's just fun to look at their newer designs. Side note: If you're fortunate enough to know an employee of Adidas ask them to give you a tour of the campus. It's so awesome to see all the buildings and see inside. Go through the history of Adidas exhibit. Super cool seeing the timeline of their line.

Amazing campus. My wife and I love the layout and prices. The variety of workout clothes was my…read morefavorite, I will definitely be going here again. Bring VAT forms depending on what you are spending. There is a small cafe inside and bleachers on the outside (arena style). From adults to small toddlers for everything.

Pathetic Recent Events!! I was always buying from this place…read morebut recently faced many issues. 1. They denied to take the unopened/unused product back. They have a return policy of 28 days and I was returning the product in 2 days. 2. Billing issues. They charge you sometimes double or will have some other billing issues. So check your bill before you leave the billing counter. 3. staff will always kind of follow you when you are looking at things. Makes you feel pathetic being a foreigner. 4. Some products are duplicate and cheap. They say that they have a warranty but original brands deny to service the product. 5. Many times they denied to sell the sale items at the billing counter and tell you thats not in sale. THATS REALLY WIERD!! May be they don't like foreigners or just me.

What a great shop! I go in and always find what I am looking for! They have food, drinks, games,…read moreoffice supplies etc! But, it can be like a maze sometimes and I always end up having to ask a member of staff for directions for at least one item that I can't find on my shopping list! I was lucky recently and found everything I wanted within minutes and didn't have to ask anyone for help hahaha! Mueller is a really big shop and I usually find most things that I am looking for here! Sometimes I find it too big and I end up being exhausted after shopping here. I like it though. The staff are always friendly and accomodating!

Second hand - cheap, smart, and for a good cause!…read more Nice second hand shops are still rare in Germany, and plenty of my friends here would rather pay 300€ on a new shirt than buy the same one for 30€ - knowing that it belonged to someone else. I could never understand their reluctancy, seeing as even "new" shirts have been tried on several times in fitting rooms, and you can always just wash your clothes after buying them... Oh well, more left for me then! Vinty's is a recently opened second hand store in Erlangen, and the entire concept is simply brilliant! It's situated in the Friedrichsstraße, just a few metres off the main road, in a huge 350m² large shop consisting of just one room packed with clothes rails full of clothes. And there's a small coffee bar serving coffee and tea. The clothes themselves range from fancy dress, proper "retro" vintage clothes (60s, anyone?), casual clothes, kids clothes, shoes, accessoires and many more, and can be bougth at relatively cheap prices. You can also donate your clothes, as long as they are in good condition! Which leads us to the best part: Not only does second hand fashion make good economical and ecological sense, but it's all in the name of charity as well. The philosophy is built on people volunteering their time and clothes, and the proceeds go directly to development projects all around the world. Bottom line: * Huge second hand shop packed with clothes * Cheap, huge variety, and friendly staff * All for a good cause * Definitely one of my favourite new shopping spots!!