Want to look the Toff on your wedding day or at a wedding, then here is the place in Bolton for…read moreyou. Really great Wedding suits and accessories. And to top it all I've been searching for somewhere to buy a Prince Edward 3/4 length jacket. And where did i manage to get one. Yip you have it.....Aults Had to wait for most of the year until weddings die down and then got it. Great shop

Topshop is situated in the Market Place shopping centre in Bolton town centre…read more There are car parks which are pay and display around the town and the bus station is not too far away from the town centre. The store front of Topshop is modern, attractive and clean. The window display is eyecatching and up to date.great. The inside of the store is large, clean and spacious and there are lots of displays which are imaginative and inspiring. This branch of Topshop has the capacity to hold a good range of lines and also has room to accomodate a good sized sale without causing cramping. There are shoes, underwear, bags and accessories too. The products are reasonabley priced and high quality. There are changing rooms within the store and these are clean and spacious. The checkout is to the right of the store in the centre and is normally well staffed. Staff are very friendly and very helpful, knowledgeable and efficient. The atmosphere is good. This is one of my favourite Topshop stores and I would highly recommend it to others. The store is within easy access of the other stores within the Market Place.....including DB3, Zara, Jane Norman, Mark One and La Senza. The town centre shops are nearby and also Crompton Place shopping centre.Large New Look in town......

The Bolton Topshop store is quite small in comparison to other Topshop stores. They still have a…read morefairly good range of clothes but I am finding less and less clothes I could actually buy that would suit my body shape here. I think Topshop is now much more for the person who can pull of the current fashion trends and fads as most of the clothing they sell isn't really all that practical to wear.

After researching online, to find places to find woman's clothes (I wanted to try cross dressing) I…read morechose this place. When I went, despite clearly being a dude there and people seeing me take down clothes and go to the dressing room to try them on, no one gave me bad looks or anything so I had a nice fun time trying out clothes to see what works for me and was able to buy some I was happy with. Will go again to get more for sure, and they have very nice clothes. Were good stuff on sale too. So even if I hadn't bought anything, the shop was very nice and felt friendly and I felt safe being able to try stuff on and cross dress. And now I'm wearing stuff from there, it feels very nice!

New look is always a welcome addition in any town as they have high fashion items at affordable…read moreprices yet they don't appear to scrimp on all important quality. This branch takes up two very large floors and you can access the shop from either floor through the Crompton Place downstairs and the Millgate upstairs. The branch is very light and airy and uses space well hosting womans wear (including plus sized and maternity), mens wear, chidlrens and a very large shoe department. There are plenty of paypoints which are easy to find and the staff are quick and efficient.

If you're already familiar with Primark, you probably know everything there is about the chain and…read moretheir busy Bolton branch from the cheap racks of womens, mens and kidswear to the even cheaper shoes and accessories. If you don't know Primark, the two links below paint a pretty interesting picture! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wJEq7x2GIM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0Wl9gmJ2KI

There was a time when Primark seemed an ok place to shop. The clothes were so cheap that they were…read morealmost paying you to buy them, and generally it just seemed like a good place to get some clobber to fill up your wardrobe on the cheap. But then all the stories about where and how the clothes were made started coming out. I mean, obviously the clothes had to be cheap for some reason. And then whenever you went in Primark after that everything seemed tainted, and then you realised that actually all the clothes were pretty rubbish, and then you swore you'd never go again. Primark represents everything that is bad about going shopping in Bolton on a Saturday.

It might just me but I've always thought this branch to be a bit strange. The shape of it isn't…read moreexactly intuitive and it always appears to be a bit too dark and cramped which doesn't really invite you to browse. Even the baby section is hard going to navigate a pushchair round.

This Next store is a good size. I tend to buy childrens clothes as I feel they are excellent…read morequality and stay looking new for some time. The clothes do tend to be a bit more than I usually pay but they are such good quality I dont mind paying a bit more. They have a huge range of clothing for children and adults and it is set out very well. The staff have always been very friendly and helpful and the store clean and tidy.

Dorothy Perkins is situated in Bolton town centre on Deansgate on the same line of shops as Marks…read moreand Spencer and diagonally opposite Superdrug. There are pay and display car parks located around the town and the bus station is not too far away. The outside of the Dorothy Perkins store is attractive and the window displays are up to date and appealing. There is a Burtons store on the lower level of Dorothy Perkins too. The inside of the store is quite a good size and is clean, bright and well layed out to create space whilst still able to offer a good selection of fashion lines. There are shoes within store too and some seats around the shoe section. The store is large enough to have a good sized sale area without becoming too cramped and the sales are worth visiting. Prices are reasonable and the quality is good. There are changing rooms, these are a good size and clean. The checkouts are normally well staffed. Staff are very friendly, helpful and the atmosphere is nice. One of my favourite Dorothy Perkins stores and I would highly recommend this store.

I guess no decent town centre is complete for the shopaholic without a branch of Dorothy Perkins…read moreand Bolton is no exception. The Bolton branch carries a decent range of the chains clothing including the 'Tall', 'Petité' and 'Maternity' wear. The prices are competitive and the quality has always been good. I have noticed lately that the general sizing and fit of clothing isn't as generous as it used to be but I expect this is a similar case across most of the older chains now. The ranges carries are both classic and contemporary with lines for work, play and partying.

I have been looking for a second outfit for an event I am attending and haven't been finding what I…read morewant... or think are appropriate for the event. So when i found out there was a Zara in Bolton, I thought surely I would find what I need there. Zara was my main source of business casual dress when I previously worked and lived here in the UK. I love the blouses, skirts, jackets, etc. I like that I can look professional and fashionable at the same time. This Zara store is a lot larger than I anticipated and was very clean, no items on the floor like some of the other stores I have been to. However, the store seemed to focus more on casual dress than anything else. Maybe it is the season, but I was a bit surprised that it was all casual dress. The ground floor is all women and upstairs you'll find clothes for men and children. I think this might be one of the few times I have walked out of Zara without a purchase :(

Zara is situated within the new Market Place development in Bolton town centre…read more There are car parks which are pay and display around the town and the bus station is close to the town centre. From the outside Zara's store front is modern, bright, attractive and the window displays are wonderful and fresh and inspiring. Zara is one of my favourite stores and I am pleased that it has come to Bolton, it is a welcome addition to what the shopping centre has to offer the shopper. Inside the store is spacious, clean, well layed out and has a great atmosphere. There are lots of different ranges to browse and all at competitive prices, lots of displays match the clothes together really well and make it easy to imagine how the clothes will look on you. There is ample space for a sale without making the store cramped and sales are worth a look. The checkout area is centrally located and normally well staffed. Staff are friendly and helfpful. This is one of my favourite Zara stores and I can highly recommend it to others. And, once you have enjoyed browsing in Zara there are plenty more shops within the Market Place for you to visit, including Jane Norman, H&M, Next, La Senza and River Island. If that is not enough then the town centre has more to offer and is a lovely area that has shops including Dorothy Perkins, Marks and Spencer and New Look.a very large New Look which is great, oh and also a Primark too! You may be pleasantly surprised.