This isn't a particularly big store but it is by some way the biggest clothing shop in Colwyn Bay,…read morewith ladies and childrens clothing downstairs and menswear upstairs. It all a bit cheap and cheerful and they seem to do more casual than formal wear but if you're clothes shopping on a budget then you won't go too far wrong here.

excellent merchandising which is good, yeh some stuff cheap and cheerful…read more as Colwyn Bay has few big shop's and not many selling men's clothes. I like the fast turn over of fashion, and how it's is kept up to date. The lady who served me was very friendly. you don't get that in all shop's so well done Peacock's

The recent double dip recession won't have come as a surprise to the residents of Colwyn Bay. Over…read morethe last month or so the shutters seem to come down on a number of shops in the town centre. It's therefore pleasing to see at least one new shop buck the trend by opening, even if it is one I'll almost certainly never make a purchase from. Having taken the opportunity to browse the menswear section it's clear there's nothing here for anyone like me. It's mainly cheap designer brands like Crosshatch and t-shirts displaying tacky slogans like You Looked Better From Behind or pictures of half naked young ladies. Now, nice as these pictures might be, they're not the sort of thing I really want emblazoned across my chest. If I was eighteen years old and planning an evening out in the Prince Madoc then maybe they're but not exactly appropriate if you're, er my age, and planning an evening pushing a trolley around Tesco. I think there's more chance of me winning the lottery (and I never buy tickets) than there is of me buying anything from this shop but I nonetheless wish them well and hope this unit stays occupied for some time to come. If you're an eighteen year and a regular at the Prince Madoc then this shop is in the BayView Centre so go and check it out.

The Llandudno branch of Mothercare is tucked away in a corner of the Victoria Centre next door to…read moreBoots. Although it isn't the biggest Mothercare you'll ever find they do manage to squeeze in more or less everything you'll need if you have young kids. Lots of clothes, prams, toys and other nursery equipment. The one big drawback is that you can't park outside so if it can be a bit awkward if you're buying something bulky like a pram. The staff are however very helpful and will do what they can to help.

This shop is great they sell the sweetest baby items they mainly cater designer clothing with big…read morebrand names such as Berlingot, Emile et Rose, Coco, M Ma Me, Sarah Louise, Mayoral and much more. This is a shop mainly for ages ranging from newborn to 3 years old, the items can be very expensive but are very very good quality and will last you a lifetime. I have bought a few items from here for special occasions and love everything about them. They also sell very rare hand-painted african clothing and spanish shoes which are very unusual.

I've visited TK Maxx shops all the way from Birkenhead to Bangor and the one thing that connects…read morethem all is that they rarely fail to disappoint. The main difference between those stores and this new branch in Llandudno is that I don't have to travel as far to be disappointed anymore. I visited this branch a couple of days after the store first opened and it all looked a bit shabby and messy. That was in fairness partly due to the fact it was very busy (whether that will still be case once the novelty has worn off only time will tell) but somehow the place didn't look as bright and shiny as a new business should. The range of stock wasn't great and although this is an outlet shop it's still expensive, although I guess if you really have to have a Ralph Lauren polo shirt you're better off paying £24.99 for one here than paying £70.00 elsewhere. The children's clothing section was very limited and about two thirds boy's clothing compared to one third girl's, which isn't great for me as I have two daughters. The shop was full of rude customers standing in the middle of aisles and not letting anyone past or otherwise barging other customers out of the way. On top of all of this the store is located on a retail park which allows parking cowboys to fleece customers and it's in a town with very poor road links which makes getting in and out difficult at peak times. I guess what I'm trying to say is that I won't be rushing back.

Lovely little shop for clothes for the little ones. Based in lytham square selling gorgeous clothes…read morefrom ages 0mts -6ys. Sells lots of really cute outfits ideal for special occations should you want your little ones to look smart and well dressed. I wouldnt shop here on all occations as it is rather on the exspensive side but you get what you pay for.