Next is located inside the Arndale Centre in Eastbourne town centre, with parking available in the…read morecentres car park which is convenient but charged for. A decent sized branch that stocks mens, womens and childrens wear and also a smallish selection of homewares. I like the clothes in Next especially the childrens clothes. I find Next to be a bit of a poorer mans Monsoon in a way as the clothes are often something 'a little different'. But they arn't as pricey as Monsoon. There is a good variety of clothes stocked in this branch because of it's size. Prices are on a par with all other Next stores - high street clothing prices, with a few items on the pricey side at times. Staff are always helpful and friendly enough.

Beautiful clothes for men and women - all designer and with matching price tags. There are some…read morereally unique pieces in here - really good place to by a present for a fashionable loved one. Sizes normally come up small but that's to be expected with designer clothes.

This shop sells kids, mens and ladies clothes and accessories, it does have some nice clothes but a…read morelot of it is really aimed at the older person, the kids clothes are lovely though. Clothes are good quality, but can be quite expensive. The do some nice handbags, smellies, books and gifts too. They have a free bra fitting service. Staff are friendly and helpful.

Eastbourne M&S seems to have forgotten who it's target audience is; namely 40 - 70 young at heart…read moreladies who still want to be stylish. Their clothes now are either too young or too old. If you want anything decent you have to go on-line. And what happened to per una and the lovely dresses they used to do? Very sad.

This is a mens and womens fasion clothing shop located in the Arndale Centre. There is parking…read moreavailable in the Arndale Centre car park which is charged for, but convenient. They stock a good range of casual clothes with some designer names thrown into the mix. The layout is a bit crowded which can be off putting - there are piles of clothes crammed into a relatively small space, but if you are patient then there are bargains to be had. Just beware of the quality of the clothes as some are not very well made. Well worth popping in especially if you have looked in all the usual clothing shops and left empty handed - you may just strike it lucky in here. Prices of most things are very reasonable. The staff are usually college student types who arn't particularly interested in whatever you are looking for, but i like that as you can browse in peace!

Good variety of clothes for a cheap price. However like all primark's the clothes arent good…read morequality and drawings fade away after a while. It's a bit messy as well.

Great choice of stuff to buy at awesome prices. The shop is always heaving, which leads to queues…read morewhich is really the only negative point as the queues are at times massive. Well worth a visit though as you can pick up some major bargains especially now summer is approaching

This store is located in the pedestrian precinct in the town centre. It's a decent enough size,…read morewith two floors but no lift - just a loooooong flight of stairs! I always pop in here to have a hunt for a bargain. I don't like the womens clothes as i find them a bit frumpy and not of very good quality but the kids clothes are often bargain prices - especially the pyjamas. The mens clothes are ok too. Stock changes quite regularly so keep your eyes open for new bits each time you are in town - worth popping in regularly. Staff seem to keep themselves to themselves, which suits me fine.

Ever wanted a suit that makes you feel like a million dollars?…read more If the answer is yes, book an apppointent at Gresham Blake. They specialise in stunning, bespoke and made to measure suits for men and women. Remember the black and white pin striped suit Heather Mills wore in the court case against a certain Beatle? That was a Gresham Blake. As well as offering individual and customised suits, their Brighton shop sells off the peg suits, shirts, silk ties, cravats and cufflinks.They also do a lovely range of silk hankies with ladies in various states of undress. I'd love a black suit with skull and cross bones in the lining but I'm not sure my budget would reach to both arms....

Gresham Blake is Brighton's most famous bespoke tailors, and for good reason: it offers a huge…read moreamount of different materials and cuts to create your perfect suit, as evidenced by the hundreds of testimonials from local and national celebrities. It's almost too pricey for the common Brightonian, but prices do start quite low, and can be even cheaper if you buy off the rack, and there are some very nice items on there as well! There's even a women's section: everything you might need from a bespoke tailors, really. The main problem here is price: these aren't prices for mortals, I feel. Still, when you enter the shop, you are treated well, even you don't hand over an American Express Gold card upon entry. However, without the necessary cash, much of what Gresham Blake offers will forever be closed to you. I wish I had the cash to get a tailor made suit here, I'd go for something really original and different (definitely some shades of pink), but that will remain a pipe-dream for some time, I feel. If you have the cash, though, you could do much worse!