Beautiful, high quality woolen, cashmere and tweeds! My friend and I stopped here to look at their…read morewool and cashmere scarves and capes. We had just bought some cashmere and woolen accessories in Edinburgh, so we were curious how their prices and quality compare. Definitely the quality of their stuff is better, so their prices are higher. Beautiful scarves and capes though. Their tweed jackets are so beautifully tailored. I'm sure a tweed jacket from here will last a lifetime.

Be still my heart. There is the most darling vintage shop based in Fettercairn and it has stolen my…read moresoul! From vintage Hermes scarves to beautiful 1950s matching twin sets, this little haven is a must for anyone road tripping up to Aberdeen or looking to buy something a little bit special. It might be a little bit out of the city, but it is truly worth the ride! Housing a wide variety of more modern dresses to classic 1940/50s women's clothing, hats and accessories, this place is perfect for anyone looking to get all dolled up for a special occasion. It is more expensive than the usual vintage places I review, but I have to admit that they have earned it. They have a main dress room, an accessories room and two rooms set aside for wedding outfits - both for brides and for very stylish guests (and mothers!) It may be niche, but gosh darn they have totally nailed it! I love that they know their market and their strengths, and it's really great to see that it was super busy even on a weekday afternoon, which just goes to show that it is a great destination for occasion wear. I'm really happy to share that the staff are really lovely and know a lot about the history of the pieces they're selling (I do love to chat about that whenever I'm buying a second hand piece!) I ended up purchasing my first ever vintage hat here - a ridiculously beautiful powder pink 1940s fascinator complete with the fluffiest ostrich feather I have ever laid eyes on. It's in extremely good condition (to the point I'm certain it's only been worn once or twice and it has been living in a very well to do hat box for the past 70 years) and I was thrilled to bits to learn that was made in bonny Fife! For those of you who are wondering, a treasure like this only cost me £38, but I guess I'm one of the few people who would dare to go out to dinner in one of these still ;)

House of Bruar was one of those unexpected road-trip delights. My spouse had been told we had to…read morestop, while our third travel companion and I were... let's say, skeptical. But we ended up pulling in for breakfast and a browse, and we walked out grinning. There's both a coffee bar and a sit-down cafe; we opted for the cafe, which was perfectly fine for a quick bite before wandering the shops. But the real fun was exploring the place itself. House of Bruar is part country store, part upscale gift shop, part museum of Things You Didn't Know You Needed. You can find everything from cashmere to kitchen tools, with price points ranging from impulse-buy to aspirational. We mostly window-shopped, but it was genuinely enjoyable - lots to look at, and beautifully presented. We did, however, make sure to raid the food section. They have an impressive selection of snacks, condiments, sweets, and treats, and picking out a handful of goodies to nibble on for the rest of our road trip was one of the highlights of the stop. In the end, the skeptic duo had to admit: this recommendation was a good one. If you're passing through, House of Bruar is well worth a visit - even if you just come for breakfast and a wander.

Fantastic place to stop for some upscale gourmet market finds, high end clothing shops and outdoor…read moremarket stands. The cakes are beautiful, a wide variety of gluten free options. They had just about every kind of cake and tart you can think of. Very fresh and delicious. Coffee bar, ice creams, fresh milk dispenser, fresh pressed orange juice. Beautiful setting in an all glass atrium. I tried the gluten free lemon and elderflower cake with a flat white. It was amazing. I would recommend stopping for brunch or lunch. There is a waterfall within walking distance that you should check out.

Lovely clothes . The owner is really nice. Clothes are not that cheap as the stock is more…read moreupmarket. Good location-right next to house of fraiser(dont think its called that but posh equivalent)

Small boutique style shop just off the main shopping street in Dunfermline. this shop has an…read moreexcellent range given the size of the shop. It is not cheap but the clothes are of exceptional quality. i would say it is not for every day wear but for something a little more special. The service is fantastic - more personal than you get in any of the high street chain shops. I shopped here for an outfit for a special occasion quite recently and would definitely go back again when looking for something a bit different. The only thing that stops me giving five stars is that they only stocked one of each size of each item. They could get what you want if they didn't have it but if you are looking for something to take away it could be a problem. Lovely shop and helpful staff.

Lola has now moved to No 10 Maygate and has changed its name to Lavande. Lavande is French for…read moreLavander and there is a Lavander theme throughout the shop. Bigger premises and a bigger selection. Liz and Colrolyn offer the best of friendly service, they now have a range of everyday wear from Great Plains (French Connection) and they are local agents for Not Your Daughters Jeans aka Tummy Tuck Jeans. No better place to shop for fashion in Dunfermline.

This is Kirkcaldy`s only true designer store. there is an original Schu on the high street but…read moretheir range of designer clothing has become very limited of late. If designer labels are your thing then Manifesto is the place to shop. As everyone knows designer fashion is already expensive but being the only store in the are stocking it, Manifesto is even more expensive. They stock a wide range of both womans and mens designer clothing and shoes. The staff are always very helpful if pushed but rarely offer any assistance without being asked and they dont always seem the happiest nor friendliest bunch. If you do not mind paying a bit more to shop local rather than visit the big cities designer outlets then this shop a good alternative to having to travel!

A great woman's boutique in the heart of Inverurie. Was really suprised by the ranges they stocked…read more What a find.