Smart, elegant and very grown up, Reiss is a shop for adults that is still fashionable but without…read moremaking you wonder if you really are too old to get away with the cut of 'those jeans'. Reiss has a certain look that is always unfrilly and clean but will adapt to the colours and trends of the moment that gives it the grown up feel that I mean. It is expensive however but you can feel the difference in the quality of the items. Reiss has both tailored items as well as more casual wear with accessories to suit both. If you want something that will make you stand out and really look the part without it seeming like you have made a big effort then this is the place.

Reiss is a classy fashion shop in the Keys Court area of Liverpool One that offers a wide range of…read moreclothes for both sexes. When you walk into the shop, it is unsurprising if you suddenly feel cash strapped when viewing their price tags. That is, unless you are out there to freedom spend to your heart's content. At Reiss, expect to find a high quality selection of wear for casual and formal occasions. The choice is brilliant when you cast your eyes amongst their beautifully laid out shelves that scream out for attention. If you're looking for an upscale shop and an outfit to impress, Reiss has friendly shop assistants to take care of you well. This is a serious top class choice for serious clothes shoppers!

Caran D'Ache is a men's fashion shop in the Grange Shopping Centre in Birkenhead. They sell trendy…read morepolo shirts and T-shirts, and other articles of clothing worthy of both the average gentleman and what we now term the "metrosexual." So if you're a fashion bug or simply an everyday kind of guy, you can find something nice to wear in this shop. Prices are moderate, but you're more likely to find something of quality here, and something more unusual than the average Top Shop shirt. Long live individuality.

An excellent choice of mens wear, even for the older trendy guy. I will be visiting again befor…read moreXmas to get clobber for my two sons.What a choice, what a bargain rail, what a service from friendly staff. Recommended.

The Burton's store in the centre of Liverpool is located above Dorothy Perkins and really does an…read moreexcellent job. I have never been a massive fan of this company but as with many places in the centre of Liverpool the way this place is run has really done a huge amount to alter my negative opinion. The store is in the place of the old Top Man establishment and has done a good job of filling those particular boots. On a job hunt one day I handed in a CV here and although there were no vacancies a helpful member of staff spent time chatting to me and explaining that if anything did arise all applications were treated equally and mine would be safely stored away. This level of service impressed me no end and really made me alter my opinion of the company as a whole I have since returned here on numerous occasions and have always been treated with this same level of respect so well done to Burton's.

I buy a lot of my boyfriends clothes Burton.They have a great mix casual and formal clothing. The…read moreclothes are well spaced out and there is plenty of space to walk about without bumping into each other. There is a casual section to the right of the shop that also sells underwear,socks and other gadgets and for formal section is to the left..The suits her range from the fairly cheap around 60.00 to the rather expensive. And they also have staff who are in the area to do you measurement's so you can get the right suit for you. The shop is fairly modern decorated and the staff are always willing to help with whatever you need. I would stay the prices are fairly average and on par with Topman and river island etc.

Urban Outfitters is a clothing chain with a hipster vibe, in a rather large location on Paradise…read moreStreet in the Liverpool One, it is pretty close to John Lewis and JD Sports within the mall. While I found the staff to be pretty friendly, I wasn't impressed overall with the store which was my first Urban Outfitters experience, the store wasn't even clean with piles of clothes just thrown on the floor in multiple parts of the store, and the lift which was already dirty was being used for storage which basically meant no one could use it due to having many heavy storage trolleys in the way, without finding the attention of a member of staff. I didn't find the selection of clothes to be great but the store did have some interesting features including a rather nice exposed brick interior, Chilly's bottles for hot and cold beverages and a photo booth, these are the only reasons in particular for an extra star. Based on this experience, while the store isn't dreadful I probably wouldn't visit an Urban Outfitters again. I mean come on, you can't just throw clothes all over the floor and expect customers to find it okay, you can't just use the lift for storage, it shows poor cleanliness and a lack of care especially considering the floor in some areas, mainly the lift seemed dirty and like it hadn't been cleaned in years. 2*

I really like Urban Outfitters and this branch is particularly cool, with the stairs to the men's…read moreclothing and accessories piled with amazing aspirational uselessness like WESC headphones and fisheye cameras. The trousers and jeans are of a good fit, with uber-trendy brands like Cheap Monday and Nudie. The shirts and polo shirts are excellent - with great examples by Lyle & Scott and Penguin and the even the slogan t-shirts, the low point of any men's department, are almost always cool ;a John 'Bluto' Blutarsky "COLLEGE" shirt - yes please! It's also a great place for presents - I bought my sister a purse here, which she loved, and I've lost count of the amount of times I've bought 'Point It' (a book of pictures of hotel rooms, foods and drinks) for friends going travelling. Did I mention I can only count to three? I always take a detour in here when out shopping in town. Having said that I can't remember the last time I bought anything here for myself. I have almost bought a shirt on a number of occasions, and almost been tempted by a gold Casio watch (it's not geek-chic if I think that it's genuinely awesome). It has to do, I think, with the price - you will be lucky to get a non-sale t-shirt for under £30. I'm waiting for something to blow my socks off so much that I want to splash the cash on it. When it does I'll be happy to fork out.

Designer Boutique Ltd is oh so cool! Situated in Emirates House, Aintree, the shop stands out for…read morebrand menswear. Inside the shop, clothes are neatly set out in piles or hung up on wooden hangers (which always indicates that you won't be paying cheap prices). I like the clothes and on special occasions I splurge out on my boyfriend, who doesn't really like brand clothes, but that is not the point, I do to some extent. There is a good selection of brands including John Smedley, Matinique, Hilfiger, Nicholas Deakins and Fila. If splurging out I bother with the shirts rather than the trousers, followed closely by the shoes. Of all three, I prefer the selection of shirts in Designer Boutique the best.

A standard TKMaxx with clothing, shoes, home items and food. Prices are fine; product selection is…read moregood - but not super reliable a as expected from an outlet.

I think TK Maxx is a bit like Marmite, you either love it or...no wait it's more like Manchester…read moreCity, you're never quite sure which team will turn...no wait it's more like... I think what I'm saying is TK Maxx can be a place of brilliant bargains, a place were one day you will dig out a £300 pound suit at £80 or a pair of £180 shoes at £60 as I have done or weigh that up against maybe 200-300 visits over the years and really only have half an outfit to speak of. There are of course many who will make a point of venturing in here regularly especially when they have something very particular in mind and their diligence will often pay off and find something - for the rest of us, well TK Maxx is a bit like buses...

Like the rest of the store the staff are very helpful and friendly. Quality of clothes is good,…read moreespecially for the low prices. not a huge section for men but what they do have is great.

This is one of many ladies clothes shops in the Strand shopping centre, and it's probably one the…read moremost fashionable. While the present stock is not realy my taste, it is very on trend: harem pants, maxi dresses etc. The quality of the clothes however is reflected by the prices: it's cheap! I thnk it's a great shop for young fashionable girls shopping on a budget. The shop itself is nice, with good changing facilities, however the staff lt the place down a bit; I don't think they're very approachable.