Great for vintage furniture and decor, a small collection of vintage clothes too. Love itread more

Since the opening of the Princesshay shopping centre in 2007 New Look have occupied this large 2…read morestorey building, where they are able to stock a much larger range of clothing. New Look specialises in cheap fashion orientated clothing which may not be of the highest quality. They have specific collections for Teenagers, Tall, and Larger Sizes, as well as a range of underwear, footwear and accessories. In my opinion, New Look are best for jeans, which at £10-£20, are often better quality and a better fir that many more expensive brands. They offer various fits which are clearly colour coded by label, so that once you've found the fit that suits you best you can easily recognise similar styles.

It's a great pity they allow riff raff to look in the windows. Lowers the tone. An electrical force…read morefield surrounding the shop that only allowed those with platinum credit cards to pass through. That's it!

Thought I would be the 1st to review this mens shop. Located in the guild hall shopping centre…read more This is an up Market mens clothing store well set out and friendly helpful staff. Stock ranges from formal suits to t-shirts. Many designer makes available. A fantastic range of shirts, one of the best in the south west. They also do Jeffrey West shoes which in my book and one of the best British designers around. They often have a sale with good reductions on many items. If you are after something different you could do a lot worse than visit this place.

My wife spent a very long time trying to perfect her wedding outfit (as most wives to be probably…read moredo!) She tried to get everything in a budget in order to save up for our house deposit, which is difficult when you want to look perfect (which she did!) She found the perfect veil at the Bridal Emporium on Fore Street. The veil had been used in the shop window, which is where she saw it. It had a few crystals and beads missing, and had a small hole in it, so she managed to negotiate £20 off the price tag. She then proceeded to buy replacement beads and crystals on ebay, and expertly repaired the veil for under £3 - it looked amazing on the big day!

I am not having a terribly good experience with the Bridal Emporium. The alteration of my dress has…read morebeen delayed considerably and their customer service is woeful. My dress arrived in April ordered in good time in October 2011 and initially (during the sales process) their staff were helpful. 3 days after I ordered the dress I called up to say that I had looked at the sizing and they had not taken my height into consideration. I was told at this stage that these dresses come in one length only (something I understand is not entirely true) and that it would have to be shortened if necessary. I had a fitting in April and as anticipated the length had to be altered. I was told that this was a 'complex' alteration due to the dress I had ordered and was quoted a price way above what I had been told on alteration cost at the initial sale (more than twice) but I took it on the chin. I was supposed to have a second fitting and at which I was led to believe I would be able to take my dress home if it was okay on 31st August. I was called a few days before this to change the date of the fitting to 13th September. This despite the fact that my wedding date was looming at 22nd September. I received no real apology I was met with a quite arrogant attitude but hey ho. I called on 12th September to see if I could have the fitting earlier and was told possibly not because their seamstress may not get in on time to start the alteration. What? This had not been started already? The upshot of it is I am really on the countdown to my wedding it is in 10 days time. I have to make a trip to Exeter from Plymouth tomorrow for a fitting where my alteration is pinned. I dread to think how long it will take them to finalise the alteration if all is okay (and I'm not holding my breath here) will it be in time for my wedding on 22nd September? And when you speak to staff it is implied that you did not understand the process of fitting / alteration. My fault? I think not. This business really needs to shape up. Shocking service and I am really regretting choosing them over local companies.

There's an alarming rumour that Laura Ashley is about to merge with Poundland. Can't wait.read more

Most people know what to expect from Laura Ashley, but this store, although very small, is set out…read morevery nicely. They have 2 floors with the clothing range on the first floor. They have a great range of products and lovely clothes. The staff are always well dressed and very friendly. They are a great credit to the Laura Ashley brand.

Love this shop! It's small, but perfectly formed. You can get certain smoking paraphernalia in…read morethere, but we won't mention what Great accessories, and they also do jewellery and clothes which are really funky. Fun and helpful staff too.

Source if some fun clothing if the girls wanna do steam punk…read more Lots if fun stuff. And piercing you grow out of it

This is a really nice Miss Selfridge store and quite large compared to a lot of other ones i've…read morevisited. They stock a wide range of clothes and denim along with shoes, lingerie and accessories. There are about 6 changing rooms which isn't many but it's always really quiet in Miss Selfridge so I rarely have to wait for a room unless i'm shopping on a Saturday. The staff are lovely and friendly and will always check the sizes out the back for you if you want something that isn't on the rail in your size. The only thing that lets this store down is that it is on the first floor (above Warehouse) and there is only an escalator and stairs, no lift, so if you are in a wheelchair you wouldn't be able to shop here and when i have my daughter in her pushchair with me i can't go in, which is a shame as it's one of my favourite stores in Exeter!