Not a large shop but stuffed full of lots of clothes for women and men. A good range of under and…read moreouter wear, especially shirts and trousers. Beside the window, on a shelf, are baskets of cut-price socks and other items of clothing - definitely a good place to browse for a bargain! The man who was serving (possibly the owner) was very nice and helpful. I bought several things in here two weeks ago and would certainly go back next time we're in the area!

A gorgeous shop full of beautiful clothes (for men and women), including smart and casual wear,…read morescarves, hats and coats, and also accessories, Scottish souvenirs and other good quality gifts. Very nice soaps too and even postcards. Plenty to look at and very tempting to buy! Friendly and helpful staff as well.

A simple tourist shop with a view of the water. They have a simple selection of typical items…read morebeing pushed on tourists in Scotland. Staff was friendly.

Big store filled with all of the souvenirs you could think of, and maybe some you didn't think of…read more There aren't sections, it's pretty much a free for all in here but I liked being able to look at every nook and cranny to find what I wanted. And the staff is very friendly. There is an impressive selection of scarves and jackets on the first floor. They even have a dressing room if you'd like to try on some of the clothing. Not going to lie, a lot of the stuff in here is the basic touristy stuff that you'll find in the other shops around here, but they have a good selection and nice pricing. There is also a large whisky section, if you're into that sort of thing. Upstairs is where you'll find t-shirts and tchotchkes, like figurines and specialty drinking cups. You'll also find kitchen linens and more men's clothing up here.

A great store - so much choice in clothes and accessories for men, women and children and…read morereasonable prices too. You can find many good quality clothes here a lot cheaper than most of the other high street shops. Recommended.

This was a nice sized shop with a good choice of children's clothes we were looking for hats and…read moregloves and the prices were really good. They stock wee t-shirts to complete outfits. They also stock womens and mens clothing but it looked more for the older women although they sold some okay trousers and jumpers. The staff member was okay but I feel some of the spaces between the clothes were tight and not ideal for either a buggy or a wheelchair if you met another trying to pass in the oposite direction a bit of manouevering would be required. The prices in the store and the range would encourage a repeat visit.

Great ever changing choice of clothes and accessories for all ages. Top quality and style and…read moresensible pricing. John Knox is great at guiding you to the correct outfits.

Slater Menswear rents kilts for traditional events. The inventory is vast and impressive. When you…read moreuse their rental service it includes everything needed in order to pull off the entire look. There was no need to be in the store for measurements. You can have your measurements taken where you live and email them along with your order. We picked up the rental items within two hours of the event and everything fit perfectly. Customer service is phenomenal. The staff is absolutely amazing!!! Friendly, knowledgeable and willing to go the extra mile to explain how to assemble the apparel. I recommend this store a million times over and feel assured that you will enjoy the same excellent experience.

It's pretty cool to see a place like this opening in Royal Exchange Square - sure, it looks just…read morelike a men's clothes shop from the outside, but inside there's also a coffee station and barber as well. I popped in for a super quick look - I was contemplating getting a coffee but then thought better of it seeing it was already late afternoon. I did notice that Papercup don't just do coffee though, there's also a small selection of cakes on offer. Forty is the clothing side of things and while it's not my kind of thing (edgy streetwear), they did have some nice stuff and tshirts. There's also Safehands Barbers so you can get a whole new look with a cut and some clothes. In this area, I can't think of any other independent coffee shops so I'd definitely pop back for a coffee next time I'm in Royal Exchange Square.

Day one for this interesting shop/place…read more It includes a barber, shoe repair/laundry centre, range of clothes from the Forty line, and Papercup coffee. I had a quick look around, it's a nice space, clothes and sneakers downstairs, barber through the back, Papercup up front. A nice modern addition to Royal Exchange Square, the logo for the Forty range were designed by the owners kid, which is a nice touch, and I'm so happy that Papercup are now in the city centre! Definitely be back to do some shopping, and of course, get some good coffee!!

The Oak Mall really has a bit of a cheek calling itself a mall. If you have ever been to a shopping…read moremall in America then you'll know what I mean! The Oak Mall is really small (hey I'm a poet and I didn't know it!) and has really rubbish versions of high street stores. For example the Oak Malls Topshop has to be the worst branch I have ever been in! It is so tiny and doesn't have any of the most fashion forward, cool lines. There are a few of those really tacky "tween" shops that I love to hate such as Quiz, Unique and Internacionale, if that's you kind of thing, if it is, why?? The Oak Mall does have one of the few Adams stores left in the UK which is maybe worth a visit if you have kids. Also the Bodycare, Semi Chem and Sally Hair and Beauty stores are good for picking up cheap but branded beauty products. I still wouldn't say it's worth the trip out to the mall just for a hand full of sort of ok stores.

Every Saturday of my youth was spent trawling the floor of the Oak Mall from one end to the other…read morewith a large group of pals and people we just picked up on the way. Nowadays, there's more life in the deer i clipped with my car last night than in this place. Poundshops-a-plenty and near on 5/6 card shops (really?) as well the Oak Mall doesn't have much going for it. Empty shops and poor ones litter the once bustling West Blackhall St. For any Greenockian, this part of town lost its appeal as soon as it become closed over and refered to as "The Mall" - no character remains, sadly. I really hope the council pour some serious money into our local shopping centre by getting it back to basics