Excellent service and products. The staff were extremely helpful in locating a kilt jacket for my…read morehusband.

As a good tourist I bought a wool blanket from this company. Not only is it my favorite, but my…read morecats come to cuddle EVERY time I use it as well. Thank you for such an amazing product. It is being well loved in the US.

Outstanding! We visited the store back in 2019 and I purchased a large Black Watch scarf. I had my…read moreeye on the mini cape but didn't think I'd have the room in my luggage. Fast-forward a few years and I'm still thinking of that cape. With what's going on in the world, I reckon it will be a while before I'm back in Scotland so I hopped online! Ordering was a breeze and I was thankful they still carried it. What amazed me the most is how fast the shipping was to Canada! No unexpected costs as others have mentioned. The cape is stunning and very good quality. Just as I remembered it. Now that autumn is upon us, I have already worn it a couple of times. I am VERY happy with my purchase. My entire experience from start to finish was perfect. I will definitely be ordering more from them.

Marchbrae is a beautiful store right in the heart of the Royal Mile in Edinburgh. This is not the…read moretypical tourist trap and they carry an impressive array of clothes and accessories for men and women, most of them are crafted in Scotland. Their tartans are stunning!

They refuse to give me a refund. I sent two orders in one bag. They don't know how to track down…read morethe bag. The return department sucks, how could they just dismiss the other items? I received partial refund for the return label of one order with 3 items but in still missing refund for 5 items. They refuse to give me the money. I sent emails, I called them, I emailed the CEO and nothing. Five year olds are running this company!!!!! Horrible customer service!. I have never had any problems with ASOS or any other company. Avoid head aches, you have been warned!

Overpriced and not very good customer service. The lady took forever to ring me up, pretending I…read moredidn't exist the whole time, and still managed to forget to take a security device off the shorts. Guess I won't be wearing this outfit to dinner Going further down the street I saw there's many more stores that are more affordable, avoid this place.

I'm really wavering between 2 and 3 stars. Let me explain…read more Location is excellent on Princes Street in Edinburgh. The store seemed to be well stocked but it was a mess! I've seen this before in other UO stores, but this was extreme. The Staff also seemed to care less that we were in the store. On the plus side, my daughters found a few good deals in the sales racks. My take away is that if you have time and are willing to look yourself for items you desire- this store would be for you. Not bad - just meh.

Nice clothing, but I was horrified with the employees behavior. They screamed at me for wanting to…read morehelp my daughter get off her jeans as she was having trouble, then an employee screamed at me and told me to "get out of the bloody changing room" which she could have nicely told me to excuse myself because it was 1 person only. Then I proceeded to get nasty glares from the other staff at the checkout, this made me quite upset with the situation. Then at the checkout I asked if they had the item of clothing in a small and they replied with " no, you clearly see it's not on the shelf can't you". I found this comment quite rude as I had already been through quite a lot in this store on princess street. Then I asked for the employees name and they rudely responded with " if you saw the person then you should have asked at the time for their name , shouldn't you have? Which I was quite shocked at. so if I got this employees name I would have wrote it on here but unfortunately they were so rude I couldn't even get that! Overall my experience wasn't good because of this and I wouldn't recommend going at all.

Hobbs is the height of sophisticated fashion and seems aimed at those lucky women who always look…read moresmart and effortlessly stylish with trouser suits, tailored trousers and flowing dresses. Although I can appreciate Hobbs, it isn't really my style and the prices aren't really aimed at a student budget. Hobbs is aimed at the business woman who always looks trendy and is usually very mature. My pet hate is seeing women wearing man suits and my old boss used to wear them all the time... she was a dragon by nature and the suit just made her come across like the Incredible Hulk, minus the green skin. Hobbs always have very feminine, well tailored suits that are very flattering. Hobbs is very feminine with the prints, the cuts and the style and definitely worth a look if you're looking for something formal yet you can wear it everyday.

With the wife having spent over £1500 in the Edinburgh Hobbs shop in the last month, I can safely…read morethe purchasing experience is excellent. The returning experience is, however absolutly, without doubt, shocking. I returned 2 items today for the wife, and was made to stand and watch for 15 minutes whilst the assistant, and manager both tried a d-fuzz-it comb, to try and show there was no problem. A £40 top, after a couple of weeks should not go bobbly, and ofering me seat when I complained about you doing this ... you really don't get the customer service thing do you? Unless theres a sale in it though eh? Following this they then said the pulling on the other top was "a grey area" as it might not be the fault of the fabric. This was the manager and an assistant remember. I really don't care if you can get the bobbles off and by saying it's a grey area you've as good as admitted liability. But I still had to get stroppy and start raising my voice before they finally relented and offered a credit note, obviously as there were other potential customers in the shop they did not want to lose business. So my advice, enjoy the shoppng experience, but I really hope you don't need to return anything.

This is the sort of place that I have to stop in my tracks to look at. I'm not sure if that's a…read moregood thing though...it's a more of a 'wtf??' moment that a 'oh wow!' moment. Seriously, some of the clothes in here are just downright wierd. they source all their stock from all over the world, but always always has an expensive label and thus an expensive price tag on it. Sometimes you can get an absolute diamond outfit in here - my brothers girlfriend got a stunning orange D&G dress here once, but the majority of the time it's for the older lady trying to look like Kirsten from the OC.

Being a very Vivienne Westwood based affair, and also thanks to the kind of outlandish designer she…read moreis, it's really hard to go into Corniche and be blinkered, and perhaps, just once, look at stuff by other designers. Apparently, Corniche was also the first UK Store to directly import from Japanese designers. Everyone who doesn't have much disposable income will agree, it's no fun going into an expensive shop and having snobby staff looking down their noses, it's not like that at all - everyone friendly and down to earth and I think there was even someone's dog in.. SHOCK HORROR! ANIMALS NEAR EXPENSIVE FABRICS!

Every self respecting fashionista makes an effort to visit Topshop regularly and we're very lucky…read moreto have such a lovely branch in Edinburgh. The shop was given a much needed make-over two years ago and now it's a wonderland of cool. Laid out over two floors (three if you include Topman), this shop can easily satisfy all your fashion needs - shoes, clothes, lingerie and accessories, you'll find it all here. There's even a personal shopper to help you piece together the perfect outfit. On the lower ground floor there's a great little section selling clothes from up and coming designers (the Yuki stuff is fab), stock is limited so you'll be unlikely to bump into someone else wearing the same item.

Oh Topshop. How we have a love/hate relationship. You may think, what is so special about this one…read morethat it deserves a review? Well, being the Scottish flagship store it is set over two glorious floors filled with the largest range of Topshop stock you will find this side of the border is what justifies the review. Filled with the latest accessories, underwear, shoes and clothes you will no doubt find your top to toe outfit in here. It may be slightly overpriced and not the best quality, but you already knew that. Plus all the cool kids are decked out head-to-toe in Topshop these days so you can do your best fashionista impression with the huge choice in stock. Being such a big store they are always pretty good for sizes, and if they don't have it, ask. If the shop assistant tells you they don't have it, they are probably just being lazy so ask someone else. Also, the shop assistants are always dressed to the nines, it must be fantastic to dress so elaborately to go to work. Your boyfriend will probably enjoy the eye candy too as they seem to employ a certain type of person. Once you have emptied your purse you can try figuring out how to get out as all the escalators go down and not up!

I first discovered Thomas Pink a few years ago when I was graduating the first time around. It was…read moreexpensive then, but that purchase is still in my wardrobe after being rediscovered, tags on (decided to wear a dress to graduation instead) when I was moving. I was in search of the perfect white shirt. I have few occasion's these days where I need to be suited and booted but it does happen. The prices are steep but you do get amazing quality shirts. I couldn't find the white shirt I wanted (I had something specific in mind and I couldn't justify spending £99 on the almost perfect shirt) but had I a different colour in mind then I would have been spoiled for choice. Thomas Pink still managed to part me from my cash as I found a gorgeous stripy shirt. If like me, you need the occasional formal shirt then the sale items are fab! My purchase was £79 originally and I paid £29 and will be great as a semi-formal or more casual piece. A great shop if you are looking for business wear that makes an impression and it is a great investment. I did look at the other shirt shops in George St, but to they weren't in the same class as Thomas Pink.

I discovered Thomas Pink for the first time in Glasgow, when I was looking for an all important…read morebirthday prezzie for my dad, who had his fill of novelty socks and Rangers Football Club memorabilia. Something more swish was in order and I got him a lovely shirt from here. Fast forward a year or so and I find myself in the large branch of Thomas Pink in Edinburgh City Centre, this time looking for a shirt for myself, with my graduation in mind. In her head, my mother has been planning my Grad day since I left the womb, and she wanted me to get something nicer and more expensive than my usual Primark basics. She was paying, so who was I to argue. This branch of Pink has much more for the ladies, and I have to say the products are of the highest quality of anywhere you could shop. You pay for it though, and some things are obscenely expensive and clearly reserved for the fuller wallet. However, after much deliberation and shirt modelling for my mother who sat there like Gok Wan, I left with a very smart double cuff Herringbone shirt which cost £69! Almost £70 for a shirt! I was outraged and tried to bargain for a cheaper one so I could keep the change but my Mothers mind was made up. Very expensive but very high quality- fantastic if you need a smart, tailored look and are willing to shell out for it.