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18 years ago
Claire's accesories is full of nice jewellery, hair bands, purses and a variety of other acessories. They often have deals or sales on so their products are very reasonably priced. read more
Claires Accessories - Women's Clothing Near Me - Dublin, D
201 The Square
Tallaght
Dublin 24
Republic of Ireland
Ringsend
(01) 414 7974
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People searched for Women's Clothing 2,118 times last month within 15 miles of this business.
Well I can't rate this place enough!! The dresses are absolutely stunning!! If you are looking for…read moresomething for a wedding, black tie, cocktail party, debs dress or just for a fancy night out... Look no further, Poshes is located in the mall in malahide. Not only can you buys these dresses , you can also rent them! The owner Rebecca is super lovely and always makes sure to help you with the perfect outfit for your occasion!! I left this shop feeling fabulous with the perfect outfit for a winter wedding!! Thumbs up all round
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There is nothing "used" about the mouth-watering racks of vintage and gently-worn designer duds in…read moreSecond Avenue in Sandymount village. Just a little off the beaten path along Seafort Avenue, this is the secret shop D4 dandies go to for the best of Fashion Weeks past, as previously worn by Social and Personal types. Step into the back for a look at filmier gowns and frocks, but steel thyself for the prices -there's no bargain basement prices (but you will get that Chanel blouse at half it's original sale price). My first introduction to Second Avenue was on a cold spring day a few years back; as we rounded a corner on a closed up shop I wondered if we'd gone too far. A moment later the shop front appeared, blocked in by rows of Land Rovers parked right in front of the shop window. Inside there was quiet as women fanned through beautiful silks and suits hung along the wall racks. At the centre table I fell in love with a black croc clutch that I would end up going back twice to mull over bringing home. The price tag ended the would-be romance.
Second Avenue is where all the D4 ladies go second hand shopping. But this boutique is a far cry…read morefrom Oxfam or SVP. It is definitely not a mothball charity shop. On offer here you can find Gucci suits, Prada handbags, Alexander McQueen jackets and John Rocha scarves, all at a fraction of the original price (though unfortunately still out of my budget!). The clothes range from vintage to last season, and most pieces would be suited for the more mature lady.
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A boutique filled with beautiful things for beautiful people…read more It's shops like this that make me wish I had a bit more money to spend on things. They have a great collection of things for special occasions and snappy casual clothes as well. It's a great one shop stop, you can get your whole outfit complete with shoes, bag and jewellery.
Amazing service. Found the perfect Debs dress! I was lucky…read moreenough to get the lovely Marian Gale who knew exactly what style and colour would suit me. Would definitely recommend and the place to go to if wanting to feel like a model on the day ;)
I just reread this review i wrote awhile ago and i want to clarify one thing, when i was describing…read morethe state of the communion dresses that some "poor" children wore these daysimeant "poor" as in "isnt it terrible for the children that they have to put up with such awfulness "not "poor" as in poverty stricken! Anyway, marian gayle, still the same,expensive,as in costs lots of money!
From the outside Oh La La could be mistaken for yet another snobby ladies' fashion store in…read moreMalahide, however this one is a store with a difference. Oh La La offers a range of boutique resortwear items, specialising mostly in beachwear and kaftans, and it manages to achieve a certain air of sophistication without the haughty sales assistants and hefty pricetags of other such stores in the vicinity. To demonstrate: you can pick up a lovely little beach dress from around 30 euro at Oh La La's current sale. And these outfits are very nice too, they're not your usual grossly out-of-fashion pieces that rich women sometimes mistake for chic simply because they find them in a boutique store. I was particularly impressed with the Parisian brand Deca, and found several of their pieces that could just find their way into my suitcase for my next beach holiday. Deca's fabrics were amazing... don't take my word for it, go in and see for yourself. The ladies who work in this store are lovely and friendly and not pretentious in the least.
I happened upon this boutique during our trip to Ireland for our son's wedding. I wanted a…read morefascinator and Susan had the perfect one for me! The amazing thing is that the store was closed but I knocked since she was working on the window display. She let me in and was most helpful. Didn't even mention she was closed until we were leaving! I hope to come see you again someday!
meet with marcella , at her shop, lovely friendly people great value great clothes very…read moreafforadable . its worth a stop on your way to dublin or kildare village . wish her store was closer to me in cappoquin .
From the owner: We are a designer outlet with specialising in popular boutique brands…read more We cater for men women and children We offer 30% to 60% off R.R.P
Had to buy a gift for my mother and as I am a man I am terrible at buying women's clothing but the…read morestaff were extremely friendly and helpful and I got the perfect gift. Would recommend everyone to pop in for a look.
From the owner: Choice Boutique Sandycove is situated on the main street of the small, idyllic village of…read moreSandycove, Dublin. We are here in business for 27 years having been the first Choice Boutique opened by the O'Rourkes in 1986. We tailor to women in their thirties and upwards. We stock several brand names such as Lauren Vidal, Masai, Steilmann, Peruzzi, Rene Derhy, Bellenisa, Myrine&Me, Salsa.
Someday, when I'm rich and famous (and a little older), I'll pick up my bargain leather coats and…read moreparty frocks in The Sale Room. Really though, I'll just have to wait until I'm rich. The Sale Room stock comes mostly from neighbouring ladies shop Serena (possibly Aura as well) and is just a few weeks behind each seasons. Snag gorgeous cocktail dresses and matching shoes, suits and leather coats at generously discounted prices. Case in point: fuchsia silk blouse was €260... now €130... bargain! The sizes run small in the good stuff, it helps if one's trouser size does not enter double digits, however the bangles and bags on sale here are equally well priced (as far as these things go) and just as complimentary. Have a look through mother store Serena then come here for a few last minute deals.
An absolute overpriced badly run clothes shop! The staff are extremely rude and their returns…read morepolicy leaves a lot to be desired. Apparently it's " legal " whatever about it being in the interest of the customers to refuse to exchange or refund items that have been purchased more than seven days prior to returning the items! Also the shop will only accept items that have been returned by POST ( which the customer has to fork out the postage cost ) they will not accept items that are returned to the shop! After going into the shop today to exchange an expensive Xmas present I was told that the seven days had expired and that no exchange or refund was possible! when asked what I was supposed to do with a cardigan that had cost over €125 that was too small,the extremely rude woman told me " TO REGIFT IT " I have never come across such bad customer service. NEVER AGAIN. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!
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Claire's is the place to go if you're 14 and looking for some jewellery or to get your tiny little…read moreears pierced. You'll also probably end up in here if you're in the unfortunate position of having to organise a hen night (though this is a kiddies store so the gear is strictly PG). Feather boas, tiaras and all things pink, fluffy and sparkly abound. They also do a good line in parent-approved punk/goth clobber. I remember a time when there was no Claire's in Ireland and my class went on a school trip to Chester. Ninety 16 year olds descended on Claire's and it was pure carnage. We cleared the whole place out and the ferry home from Holyhead echoed with the sound of hundreds of jingling, sparkling bangles. To think that these days they just have to get the bus to Stephen's Green for their fix!
Attention all tweens: I found the perfect place for you to satisfy all your shopping needs…read more Claire's! It sells everything that young preadolescent girls love, stuff like Hello Kitty hair accessories, Jonas Brothers' merchandise, skull and bones (a la Avril Lavigne) wrist bands, multicoloured hair extensions and more. The good news is that this stuff is cheap as chips. The shop even has a promotion where five items (on a specific sales' rack) cost a fiver. One babysitting gig will easily cover the price.
What i love about miss selfridge is that its the place where you will find the coolest fashion…read moretrends, its the place where you can get your daily fashion fix. Why wait weekends to shop when you can do it mon to fri. I have enjoyed every shoppin experience in miss selfridge and i always come out there smiling with a new purchase. I'm in love with the brand. Having worked with the company before I know that this place is a great shop. I enjoyed every moment and wish if I could get the chance, to leave my current job and work there again. I simply love it...its hot...its fresh its miss selfridge...after all! You will also find a variety of clothes sizes, shoes, lingerie and great accesories. Make sure you go there when there are sales you'll definately pick up many bargains!
Miss selfridge is a cute little store and you find that you'll always end up wandering in there…read morebecause while your in jervis you might as well. It seels gorgeous office wear thats really fashionable and feminine. It also sells party dresses that are sometimes a bit mad but usually gorgeous. There is also jewellery and shoes which are nice too but nothing too special and I always find that I go in there for the clothes and never really bother with the accessories. Its a small shop and you can usually tell within about 30 seconds whether your going to find something you like.
Amazing band shirts! Also prices aren't bad at all. Got a KISS n Linkin park tshirt. It was only…read more50€ in total. Lady was very nice. Definitely recommend!
I was really pleasantly surprised by K-OT-IK (note: that name is really annoying to type out)…read more :From outside it looks like a dive run by hippies in hemp cardigans and dreadlocks. Inside I found some of the coolest t-shirts I had seen in Dublin. They look like home-made vintage band tees with the likes of the Doors, The Clash and Lou Reed on them. Right up my alley. The fit on some of the t-shirts was a bit weird, but they still were highly original. The decor of the place was slightly questionable, but the girl on the till was lovely and overall I was very impressed by K-OT-IK. But please management, change the name.
River Island is one of my favourite clothes shops to shop in. The clothes are always really…read morefashionable and trendy. They have lovely jeans, t-shirts and dresses. I really like their bags and accessories also. The staff are really friendly and very helpful.
Need a nice suit or just some really nice looking clothes . Then you can't go wrong with place …read more I always take a look in here when I'm in Dublin .
BUYERS BEWARE…read more.... On 22nd of November I purchased a jumper for my husband. I went to the till to pay. After 15mins of waiting with 2 customers in front of me I finally got to purchase this item. The shop assistant was clearly not having a good day and came across very rude. When processing my transaction she was distracted, advised me to follow instruction on the CC machine, which I did and machine advised transaction complete, Remove card. The shop assistant eventually returned to till and advised that I needed to put my card back in to complete transaction. I advised that the transaction had shown complete on machine but she was insisting that I had not paid and i had to redo transaction. Stupidly I put in my pin again and headed off. 20mins later I checked my bank account and there was 2 transactions put through with 2 separate authorisation codes. I went back into shop and spoke to the manager. She denied that this was anything to do with their shop and said it was the banks problem and that she could guarantee me that money would be back in my account next day. My husband tried to advise her that CC machine would be able to give her a report to confirm processed transactions, to which she laughed and sniggered while dismissing everything that was being said. I asked her for her name, she refused to give it and said this was for GDPR reasons!!!!! She eventually agreed to give me her name which was ROSIO. She advised she would ring me the next day which never happened. After calling everyday after I finally got through to the shop on Monday 25th and spoke with assistant manager. Again he denied this was anything to do with their shop and it was the banks issue and the money will land back in my account the next day. It is now the 29th November 7 days after and Massimo Dutti are refusing to refund the 2nd payment they took off my card. The bank have 2 authorisation codes for both transactions so therefore there's nothing they can do for me. Lovely shop but the customer service and attitude of Apparent manager was horrendous, so far they have taken €70 off me for nothing and deny it. I will update this thread if there is any change. Very dissappointed customer. AVOID AVOID AVOID.
One of my ultimate go-to shops, I love their casual range and seasonal they always have some…read moreamazing styles. I'm a big fan of their Blazers/coats also their chino/jeans range are great and although the pricer of the high street stores, everything wears and washes really well making their clothes great value. What's stands out here too is the customer service; they are so attentive and anyone whose assisted me have always been very thorough; checking the stock room for you without the huffs or sighs that you get from other stores plus they also offer advice on tailoring and in fact, you can have alterations done with them so after buying they measure you up and within a few days you can collect and your purchase is as snug as a bug... Very handy to know, for me I'm short to finding the right leg length is always difficult.
Bold, bright and chock-full of taffeta and satiny numbers, Genesis Fashions is a Moore Street…read moremainstay for formal gear with a twist. Owner Juliana stocks a range of semi-formal wear for women and children, plus jeans, boots and a few snazzy accessories like giant shades and chunky jewellery that definitely aren't for the faint of heart. The stock is cheaper than say, the formal gear in Debenham's or Arnotts, but for experimental Debs wear or a flashy frock right for a turn on "Dancing With The Stars", Genesis Fashions is worth a browse.
Beautiful leather store across from Trinity College of Dublin. As you enter the hallway there is an…read moreopen book with signatures and notes of prior tourists that have shopped at the store providing an intimate first impression, so I logged in. The scent of fresh leather emanated throughout the store. The staff assisted me in a pair of boatshoes but unfortunately were not available in a size 13. The wife tried on a pair of slippers similar to Uggs, but no sale today. A very nice store with alot of leather winter wear.
A winter clothing store in Dublin Ireland which offered a lot of wool sweaters that are too itchy…read more The store had beautiful jackets and vests with leather high boots but I live in hot Florida and would be limited when I could wear them. I'm sure this store does great in the coldness of Dublin.
Considering this is one of the better shirt-shops in the city is isn't all that expensive…read more... comparatively speaking. They constantly do offers like 3 for 120 Euro and they don't bring in cheap extra stock to cover it. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable and aren't afraid to say things like "you'll forgive me for saying so sir but perhaps a fitted shirt is not for you"... well, someone had to say it otherwise the gossip columns would have been full of "did you see what Q was trying to wear at the opening last night etc..." In short good quality clothes that wont break the bank, yeah... I'm a fan. .
Before moving to Ireland I was a huge fan of brooks brothers non-iron shirts. For the longest time…read morein the US they were the best dress shirts I could find and the only ones i would buy. Now after living here almost five months I have finally found a more superior quality dress shirt that not only beats out Brooks Brothers but every other shirt I have bought in the US as well. I highly recommend this place. As far as affordability, this place is great as well. Typically they always have a 3 for $120 sale, however the last time I came in (this weekend) they also had a 5 for $120 on most dress shirts and 4 for $120 for non-iron and other luxury shirts. Really not bad at all considering the quality. The sale was so good that I also picked up a couple ties which were also discounted. As far as the non-iron shirts, the quality withstands washing and bounces right back with minimal or no touch up ironing. No dry cleaning necessary for these which saves on the maintenance cost for a quality shirt. If you can hang them up right out of the dryer, they will be perfect. The staff are also very friendly and helpful with looking for additional sizes in the back. I have been here a few times and will continue to only buy my shirts here while in Ireland.
In contrast to the other River Island (see my review for River Island on Grafton St; in essence,…read moretoo much crazy design shit on the clothes), the one located in Arnotts on Henry St is pretty good. They still have a load of bullshit t-shirts and some almost nice jeans, but what they also have is a damn fine suit department. If you want to purchase a suit for yourself and don't want to to run the risk of looking like an old man, River Island should be your first stop. I bought my first (and to date, only) real suit in River Island, and some four years later it is still on the go. They are meant to be moving River Island from within Arnotts to the Ilac Shopping Centre, so that should be a funny one: I doubt if any on River Island's nattily dressed patrons have ever set foot within the grotty confines of the Ilac (though this was anounced about a year ago, and since everything has gone to shit even worse since then, economically speaking, this move may have been put on hold).
Used to love the clothes here, but now 1/2 of the shop seems to be Rhianna "gangster" clothing…read more Nothing says classy like seeing a 40 year old woman wearing a "G Forever" shirt or a "onesie"(and no I'm not talking about me...) I'd still shop here for jeans though as they last forever, well worth the price if you can find some you like!
Certainly on the better side of the bridal shops I've visited lately, which is apparent when you…read moretry to get a Saturday appointment with less than a month's notice. Went there with my friend on our epic search for her wedding dress. The set up is pretty good and the setting is lovely. They have nice chairs for the viewers to sit and observe (this becomes more and more important as time goes on) as well as all the proper mirrors and standing blocks one needs to trying on enormous dresses. They also kitted my friend out in a pair of heels so she wasn't wandering around in her socks! One thing that stood out was the sales assistant who was the first and only person (so far) to explain that there are only 4 shapes of dresses and then helped my friend to find the one that best suited her. She explained how they can sew underwear to the dress so you don't get any movement or need to 'fix yourself' throughout the day. And while she seemed a little reluctant to show us the sale items, she wasn't pushy at all when it came to a sale and was very helpful and clear in laying down what the cost was and what discounts were available. In terms of the dresses there was quite a large selection of styles and the prices all seemed to be between 1 and 2K, they even had some quite 'out-there' dresses that would suit people who's taste is a little different. Definitely a place to try if you can get an appointment!
A lot of now married brides recommended a trip here to my sister as she shopped around for her…read morewedding dress. The shop is spacious, beautifully decked out and stocks a massive range of dresses from lots of different designers. My sister started shopping for her dress a year before the big day, as she was so excited to try dresses on. While the shop assistant that was dealing with us directly was lovely, a superior of hers asked my sister when she was due to be married, when she replied that it was a year away, he dismissed her saying she wouldn't be buying any of the dresses she was trying on today anyway and that she was shopping too early. His attitude tarnished our attitude towards an otherwise lovely experience.