Isn't it bizarre that I prefer Life Men to Life Women?…read more This shop would appeal very much to younger boys, possibly in their late teens, as it stocks a massive amount of trendy shirts, polo necks and slouchy jeans. It's very G Star esque and has a fair few big brand names on offer for slightly cheaper prices than on the high street. Although I'm a big fan of the scruffy look, this shop is great for men's fashions that are very much popular, and this outlet is a decent sized space offering a good selection of well made clothes. They even have cool high top style trainers. A shop in an unexpected area for this sort of fashion that deserves a second look - and a third after that!

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'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.

Nice to see another Burton's in Glasgow…read more I have quite a few things from Burton's, having grown up in Motherwell where they have approximately one clothes shop for guys, which you might have guessed was Burton's. There's alot of stuff I don't like, with tacky cheap looking t-shirts and scenester style combos ready to go, but they have some good suits, jackets and shoes at good prices. This branch is a good size, with a good selection on offer and a rack full of reduced tops, shirts and t-shirts which unfortunately for me fell into the aforementioned category of tacky cheap looking stuff. I was annoyed by a member of staff who kept looking at me, wondering if he was maybe checking me out? I later realised I was wearing jeans from Burton's and safely assumed he was simply making an purely aesthetic observation.

Good Burton store! not very big but lots of choice and good offers like two for £30 on jeans and…read moreoffers on tshirts ect! always has nice shoes aswell!

USC stocks a whole range of unisex fashion including popular brands such as, Fred Perry, Bench,…read moreMiss Sixty, Diesel, UGG and Firetrap. This shop has an equal amount of guys and girls fashion which is unusual as most unisex shops tend to favour the girls section. However, USC seems to be aimed more at guys and every time I've been in there's usually a lot more males shopping here. I think this is probably because the clothes here appear to a wide range of guys, the clothes are unfussy, casual and pretty reasonably priced, no skinny jeans will be found here. After reading the review of the USC in town the general consensus is that it's aimed solely at 'neds' I think that is a bit of a generalisation and I guess that everyone has different tastes, if USC isn't your thing then fair enough but it ticks all the boxes for people who are into the type of brands stocked here. Okay, so maybe some of the guys in here have had a few too many run ins with the sun beds but more often than not it's just regular guys looking for a pair of jeans. To be fair, I'd rather go out with a guy dressed in the clothes in USC than over fashion conscious guys wearing skin tight jeans that give them camel toe, accompanied with more metro sexual jewellery than you could shake a stick at.

I don't know exactly what this USC store, and USC as a company in general are trying to be exactly…read moreand this is why I can't decide whether I like USC or not. I have to admit that when someone says USC to me the first thing I think of is over-priced casual wear like Fred Perry and Henri Lloyd, not my thing at all I have to admit. However I recently visited the Braehead store in an attempt to acquire a huge men's hoodie myself for slobbing around my cold flat. I never got the hoodie because I was distracted by some pretty things in the ladies section which was most unexpected. Sift through the Gio-Gio (for that desirable Amy Winehouse smack head look) and the Killah and there are actually some pretty funky brands. Japanese brands Yumi, for example, do some really cute little dresses for around £35-£45. This store also sells accessories by Micsha Barton and Fiorelli which I really wasn't expecting! I'm not saying USC in Braehead is going to become a firm favorite of mine or anything of the sort. However if you are looking for a remedy to the, dare I say it, sometimes overly fashionable high street stores such as TopShop or Warehouse and you just want a nice dress or a decent pair of jeans then maybe give USC a look in.

Report Card reads: could do better. A nothing special branch of this well known charity shop in…read moreMilngavie centre. With the usual range of clothes, music, books and general bits and bobs, this Barnardos is half decent without really making any impact. The problem this place has is in its proximity to a kick ass branch of the Oxfam charity shops just up the road which blows this and the Cancer Research out of the water. A plus point for this place would be that its certainly not as expensive as the Cancer Research across the road. Its clean and relatively well laid out, however again there is a real dearth of mens gear, but i'm assuming there ain't much they can do about it. Anyway, decent enough but nothing stand out.

Agree with the previous reviewer with regards to this Barnardo's. I have heard all about those…read morepeople who swan into a charity shop and come out with a flawless vintage Chanel bag for 10p but this has never happened to me. And it certainly won't happen to me in this Barnardo's which doesn't have big selection of clothes. However, I spotted some pretty decent books in here. Barnardo's own range of cards is also quite pretty.

Better off going to the one in city centre or anywhere else due to the choice of men's clothing is…read morevery limited, not unless your looking for a cheap suit.