We were really impressed by the service we received, our order arrived quickly and when we called…read morethe store for advice the lady we spoke to could not have been more helpful. We would certainly purchase again with this company.

Terrible experience, Loake shoes were on clearance and listed as being dark brown with rubber sole…read more On my invoice it still listed the shoe as being dark brown with rubber sole. But received the brown colour version of the shoe with the rubber sole. Emailed Rose, and advised the mistake, she mentioned that the shoe didn't actually come in this color so they decided to send me the brown color instead without advising me before they sent it. Three emails later, they still won't admit they they listed e incorrectly and want me to pay for the shipping to return the shoe. Most recent excuse, is that I purchased the shoe based on the picture and not the title above the one and was listed on the receipt. Extremely bad service and will never purchase from them again. Sending the shoes back for a refund on the shoes, whilst being out shipping from Australia to Uk.

Clarks in Dunfermline is the best place in Town for kids shoes as you get their feet properly…read moremeasured. They carry a good choice of styles and sizes and their kids shoes are now a lot more fashionable than they used to be. I also like the range of boots that they carry for ladies. the shop is always well kept and the shoes are well displayed. It is never so busy that you have to wait too long to be served. They have a great sale around christmas time and have some fantastic bargains. i have purchased several pairs of boots at 50% off. definetly worth a look at that time of year if you fancy a bargain.

I visit Clarks regularly to buy shoes for my child. I prefer to buy Clarks because its a name you…read morecan trust and the shoes they sell are in a variety of half sizes and width settings which provides reassurance that its the best possible footwear for your child. However, this store is on the small side and therefore there's not really a wide selection. The last time I was in the sales assistant didn't really have a good manner with the kids and given that she was stationed at the children's section was a bit off-putting. She very much gave the impression that she didn't want to be there and this affected my child's enjoyment of the visit.

My sister bought her wedding gown from here and as such we were in regularly for the fittings etc…read moreand picking the dress up for the day. They have a wide selection of gowns in stock to try on and the staff are so helpful and friendly. They really dedicate the time to you to make sure you are happy with your choice and are getting exactly what you are looking for. The seamstress can alter any gown and tailor it to your exact requirements so it fits like a glove. They also stock bridesmaids gowns and can order them in any colour you can imagine! In addition they stock shoes, tiaras and other accessories to match, making this a perfect one stop shop for your bridal outfit.

Disgusting Shop. Clothes lying on floor, rude sales assistants and cheap, tasteless clothing…read more Avoid at all costs!

Well, having spent £50 today, I've managed to walk away from Primark with a new coat, two pairs of…read morejeans, two bags, a pair of PJs, some shoes, a pack of three pairs of tights and a pack of hairbands. Where else could you possibly get this much for your money? I wouldn't say I was a 'fashionista' necessarily (well, not totally), but my tastes do change very frequently. So I begrudge forking out a fortune on designer and brand name clothing for something that I'm probably not going to be interested in wearing the following season. Primark suits me perfectly for this reason. Whilst this may go against the 'eco-friendly' side of my personality [who wishes that my tastes weren't quite so changeable and disposable], but it's true. What makes me feel a bit better about this is the fact that Primark now has a new 'ethical' code of conduct in the supply of their clothing. Anyway, I digress. There is currently no Primark store in Edinburgh, so I'll regularly make the trip to Dunfermline specifically for this purpose. It's a decent sized store - the ground level floor is taken up, for the most part by women's clothing and homewares (yes, you can pick up a duvet set on the cheap here too), whilst the lower floor is stocked with men's and children's clothing. If you're of average shoe size (around size 5 for women, as I am), then expect to struggle to buy shoesI've frequently found shoes that I like in the shop, only to pull every single pair off the shelves and find them in just tiny sizes (3 and 4) or in gigantic sizes (for women anyway), in size 7 or 8. They don't seem to purchase enough stock in the more 'regular' sizes. You can also pick up some excellent accessories in the form of jewellery or handbags for very very cheap. And I've even been complimented whilst wearing them. Of course, I'm no good at keeping schtum, and instead find myself blurting out oh, I got that for just £2 in Primark. I should maybe have just kept quiet about that. If you're looking for top quality clothing, then Primark really wouldn't be your first port of call. But if you're looking for decent clothing at a price that's very affordable, then Primark's definitely worth a look. Of course, the range of goods varies from season to season, so it's very hit and missbut keep an eye out and you can pick up some great bargains!