I love Primark in Clydebank. i find that a lot of the other primark stores I've been to have been…read morecluttered and messy. The only time I've seen the Clydebank one like this is at Christmas time. it's usually well organised and easy to browse. The staff are helpful, though the queues can be horrendous, especially on a Saturday.

Graet big store, can sometimes look quite messy although you can find some great little treasures…read morein there. Great for buying clothes for your holidays. Sometimes you can even find great accessories in there too. They really need to work on the tills though as these are always very busy. Would be great if they bought the woolies old store next to them and expanded.

Henderson's is a lovely shop which sells beautiful jewellery and gifts. The staff are older women…read moreand are very helpful and seem to know everything about every item in the shop! Prices are reasonable, and they do a lovely range of rennie mackintosh jewellery and gifts.

Always thought of this shop as being for the older woman, but recently thy have had some very nice…read moreclothes in, at good prices. Their sales are great. They also sell childrens clothes and accessories and make up at the counter. The staff re great fun. Worth going in for the gab alone!

On one occasion, an expert, inexpensive and rapid repair on an expensive sapphire and diamond ring…read moresaved me extreme embarrassment. Another time, I wanted to identify and value a stone. The resulting analyses took a lot of time and effort, involving advanced spectroscopic study by more than one other agency before the expert was satisfied. He was far more interested in getting it right than in being recompensed for his trouble. Very friendly, helpful staff.

I'm not quite sure what to make of Peacocks…read more On all the occasions I visit Clydebank Shopping Centre I get really excited at the prospect of shopping in here. Then I arrive, and can't understand why I was fussed. Peacocks display their best assets in the windows, but once you're in there it can be hard to find anything desirable. Clothes in here often look on the cheap side of cheap, especially their T Shirts. They often have silver writing scrawled all over them from a poorly executed T-shirt transfer, and they look like they're trying too hard to adhere to a trendy gimmick. In most instances, they fail to look "in fashion" entirely. Paul had mention the granny clothing in his review - I don't know why, but this part of the shop is always the most appealing to me. Their knitted clothing looks well made but the men's selection often falls short. It's always worth looking in here in case you find something, but I don't think after all my years of trying I ever have. The comparisons to Primark keep cropping up - not without reason, but for quality and value, Primark hits the mark while Peacocks wavers in its wake.

If Dunnes is somewhere inbetween Primark and shoplifting, as comedian Kevin Bridges once claimed,…read morePeacocks is somewhere inbetween Primark and Marks and Spencer. However, I must emphasise, it is much closer to the Primark end. It sells clothes and accessories at very cheap prices, although not as cheap as Primark and not as stylish either.

I have not been here for a wee while but my friend Lorraine had a lovely sarong on from here last…read moreweek so though I would give it another go. Did not buy anything for me got Animal from the muppet boxers for the boy child and Shhh don't tell her a dress for Sharon M for Autumn time. They had a lot of things half price but nothing to my taste on this visit, really lovely girl on the checkout, wish I could remember peoples name must make note to myself write them down.

Matalan is a cheap department store which sells men and women's fashion as well as home…read moreaccessories. The shop has attempted to get some stylish credability recently with the introduction of a home accessory line designed by reality tv funsters Colin and Justin. This store is huge and there are some real bargains if you look hard enough. I recently picked up a massive suitcase for only £22.

I like a bit of DP now and again and I particularly like their shoes as they're particularly well…read moremade and always look more expensive than they actually are. I'm hopefully going to get a last minute holiday with some friends next week and as such have been frantically looking for last minute holiday items. I was in Clydebank with my mum the other day and decided to pop into DP to see what they had. To my delight they had 20% off of everything in store, including sale items. Unfortunately, everyone and their Gran had been enticed in by this promise of bargain clothing and accessories and as such, the shop was absolutely stowed out. I could barely move, let alone browse the racks of clothing. To make matters worse it seemed as though their air con was on the blink and it was like shopping in a sauna - not the most pleasant experience, especially when other shoppers had clearly forgotten to pop on their Dove that morning. When I did pick up items that I liked they were full price items mixed in with all the sale items and try as I might I couldn't find anyone to ask to double check what their actual price was. When I finally found someone they were a bit dry with me and just said "NO, not in sale" and turned away. I decided to just leave as this was not going to be a fruitful shopping experience. On the way out I noticed a huddle of other shop assistants at the front of the shop just chatting away. No wonder the woman at the till had been dry with me - she was the only one doing any work!

Dorothy Perkins in Clydebank is a very small ranch of this fashion chain. They still have plenty of…read morevariety of the latest fashions though. They also have a decent range of Barratts shoes up the back of the shop.

My mother always got special outfits from Catherine's of Patrick. We visited Catherine's of…read morePatrick today. First of all Lauren who dealt with us was lovely and helpful. Sadly, we would not recommend visiting the shop due to the following: Noisy music playing constantly. A member of staff walked through the shop with a hot curry ( the shop smelt of this for the duration of our visit). No seat for the the person accompanying me. Small changing rooms Tired carpets and a general 'seen better days' feel. I'm sorry to have to post this, but what was an exciting and special event in my life, I was so disappointed.

Catherines of Partick has been around for over 75 years, making glamorous clothing for very formal…read moreoccasions. I've been here a couple of times but never been very inspired by any of the dresses here. I was looking for a dress for my school leavers dance and as I was only 17, I don't think they were sure what to show me, on the one hand I wanted something young and trendy but I also wanted to look classy and sophisticated. They came up with the worst dress I've ever seen in my life, it looked like The Little Mermaid meets Dita Von Teese, it was just bizarre. It had a long tail at the back but the actual dress itself was short with slits up each side. The colour was red with black fish net lace over it, it just looked awful. I honestly cannot think of anywhere that you could have worn that dress unless you were starring in the latest production of Chicago or some burlesque themed theatre show. At £275 it was designed for someone with more money than sense. I think it's still nice to have traditional boutiques such as this one and it does have a very classy feel about it when you go in, but with High Street shops such as Karen Millen and Coast selling gorgeous formal dresses which are a lot more modern and cheap compared to the prices here, I somehow feel that Catherines of Partick is left a bit redundant and is more suited to the mother of the bride look.

This is quite a big new look which sells all the latest fashions at decent prices. They have a…read morelarge footwear range at the back of the store, along with a decent sized plus size range. They also do great accessories at good prices.

Metropolitan has the most bizarre assortment of gifts imaginable, but it is nevertheless a pleasing…read moreshop to visit! You can find anything in here, from bespoke mirrors to meerkat ornaments! They have an assortment of dated looking prints that could've been around in the 1980s, but they're coming back in fashino now with a vengeance so they're actually pretty cool. But this eclectic assortment is by no means bric a brac - it's all of a higher standard, like the random but attractive selection of gifts on the third level of Debenhams. There are lots of stocking fillers to be found, from inexpensive but beautiful jewellery to photo frames and such other meaningful present ideas. I like the ground this shop covers and most items are of a decent quality. When you visit you'll probably emerge with a lighting fixture, a teaset, a chest of drawers and a ceramic horse. There was a lovely oriental looking varnished phone table when I visited today and I'm not going to lie, I was sorely tempted. Great place to find bargains with quality.

Fab shop, was in it for the first time recently. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Full of…read morelittle treasures, Decorative things for the home, Yankee Candles, great gifts. Will be going back to Clydebank Shopping Centre for this shop alone!