The trainers in this shop are quite nice but highly priced. The well the shop is presented in ok…read moreconsidering it is quite small inside. It would be ideal if there was a few more staff working there, as for there always seems to be like one working there.

I had an issue with a pair of Timberlands I'd bought in the Bournemouth branch. The manager in…read moreWeymouth, Stevie, was absolutely fantastic sorting out what was not her problem at all! The after sales attention was terrific, even contacting me on a different day when I'd left my card in the store ! And then, she continued to support me with the issue I had in Bournemouth. Quite frankly the best customer service I've ever had. Thank you team Weymouth tReds!

If ever you're in Weymouth pop down to Ladybirds in St Alban Street. This place is a treat. Run by…read moreRoma Pye and her sister, Ladybirds is a dress agency but the personal touch here takes it a notch above the ordinary. Attracted by the belly dancing belts outside (a story for another time), I entered a cosy haven full of chat, stories and laughter. Stock is a mixture of never worn chain store stuff and some vintage finds. I spotted no designer labels on the clothing, but then I wasn't looking at the tiny sizes and this isn't London. The trick here is carefully sort through the rails and enjoy every moment. You'll never know what you'll get. Roma also buys in new things for the seasons, which I haven't seen elsewhere. An example were the knitted capes with big buttons that come in several colours, and the shrugs like spider webs. The shop holds clothing, shoes, hats, handbags and the afore mentioned new belly dancing outfits, in a range of sizes. Condition is all good and Roma and her sister are knowledgeable about clothing care, what goes with what, Trinny and Susannah style shaping and so on. They're also amenable to giving good discounts if you buy a quantity. I spent the same amount of money on 5 outfits as I would have done on one in an ordinary shop. A couple of hours and several complete kit-outs later, leaving my bags with Roma to look after (another aspect of her service), I dived tired but happy into the coffee shop across the road for cappuccino and Dorset apple cake. Aah, bliss.