I much prefer this D2 store to my local one. Its much bigger…read morefor a start, and carries a lot more selection, for both men and women. All the mens clothing is on one side, and they have shirts, jeans, trousers, hooded tops and much more, as well as a big range of shoes and trainers. The other side of the shop is womens clothing. They sell all kinds of things, from party type outfits to jeans, vest tops and coats. Compared to the little store in my town, this one is huge and is lovely to walk around. Its a bright shop, in neutral colours with big bright lights. They have a good selection of modern musc playing at a reasonable lvel. The staff are great, very helpful and really friendly and chatty. Prices in D2 are not too bad, and there are often deals or sale rails around.

Good sized shop situated halfway up the high street in town, all the usual Dotty P stuff. Joins…read moreonto Burtons

This is a fairly decent Dotty P's in the centre of the High St…read more A fairly good size store, especially in Haverhill. It is next to the Burton's store (which is actually adjoined to it). The staff are always pleasant. There always seems to be a few sale rails in here with lots of bargains to be had. I think it stocks normal, petite and maternity ranges, so a good range really. Clothes are of really good quality here and I have always found them stylish. Not too pricey for a High St store. Nice selection of shoes, boots and jewellery too. Considering there is not much choice in Haverhill for clothes, this is definitely a good store to have in Haverhill.

BeWise, or more recently known as QS, is a large store to the bottom of the High Street. They sell…read morewomens, mens and childrens clothing, as well as footwear, toys, and home items. Their products are priced quite low, making it good for a bargain, but personal experiance of items purchased from there, they dont tend to last very long, apart from the clothes. I have often picked up my children a few little toys to keep them occupied on a rainy day and they havent lasted very long at all. The clothing however, is pretty good. Prices are low, so you can pick up a fair few items without spending a fortune. It is quite a large store, and there are staff about, but there never seems to be enough of them, there needs to be a few more around, especially on a weekend when it gets quite busy. The shop also looks in need of a bit of TLC, shelves can be quite messy and displays are untidy, but it tends to be more when the store is busy.

i needed some good rubber boots and this store has a great selection and good prices. excellent…read morequality and still using them 3 years later, they look brand new! clothing, shoes, boots..

This is the first shop I went to when my children were learning to walk. The staff there are fully…read moretrained in how to measure a small childs feet, especially when they are just starting to walk. I think this is really important, as they cannot tell you if the shoes fit them or not. The staff offer a treat (with parents permission) to older children when they get their new shoes (and siblings often get one too). Younger members of staff are supervised to ensure they learn how to correctly measure a childs foot. I have never felt pressured into buying new shoes - in fact if my child didnt need them then I wasnt told I need any new ones. Prices are expensive - but you are paying for quality and correct fitting and sizing which is important when dealing with your child's first shoes. This shop does, of course, sell shoes for adults as well but I dont really find those to my taste.

Clare's is the shop with all the most recent and fashionable accessorise. No matter how small or…read morebig the store is, I always manage to find what I am looking for in there. I normally find that Clare's is never over crowded and in the shop the staff are very kind and helpful. In the shop they sell many things such as jewellery, bags and clutches. They also sell a few sweets at the counter, and in there you can normally find wash in wash out hair dyes and a few face packs. But what I really love about Clare's is that most branches have an ear piercer, I always find the ear piercer to be very kind towards who ever her customer may be.

Ede & Ravenscroft is the go to for quality menswear, which while expensive, is a little more…read morepalatable during the end of season sale. I actually really like their clothes and selection, so the below won't actually stop me from coming again. Their shirts are surprisingly form fitting and require little additional alteration out of the wrapping. Here are the litany of downsides to note, which I acknowledge is from a North American perspective (see Harry Rosen in Canada, Barneys and Saks Fifth in the US as the standard) and may be unfair compared to other end British houses: 1) You cannot try on the shirts. They give you a sample shirt which gives you a sense of the fit, but you can never know for sure. I know it's a pain to repackage shirts, and also risk them becoming discolored if a particularly dirty individual tried it on, but if other places don't see a problem with this, why do you? 2) Alterations are extra and are NOT included. Are you kidding me? Normally if you buy something full price (that is, not on sale) this is included. Nope, something like 15 pounds for shirt cuffs, another 10 to shorten a shirt, and so on and so forth. They say they have to recover their costs and send the clothes to their tailors in London. If you go out and get it altered at your own tailor, you risk them not taking any responsibility for any defects to your clothing so in essence, you don't have much of a choice. 3) I am a young person in Cambridge shopping at your store for a tux shirt, studs and a morning jacket. How do you not ask if I'm a student or tell me about the 10% student discount? I just discovered this on their website (in order to inquire about point #4) after our purchases, and well too late, I'm now back in Canada now. 4) They do not farm out their VAT paperwork, so it is a much bigger pain to reclaim the VAT if you are an out of towner looking to reclaim the tax. Instead of getting the refund instantly at the airport, you actually have to mail the paperwork back to them after getting it stamped at customs. And guess what, they didn't give us a heads up about this, nor did they give us the envelope and stamp to send it from the airport. Now, we'll see how long it takes for them to get us our refund back.

Ede & Ravenscroft is an old traditional English tailoring business specializing mainly in official…read moreand ceremonial menswear. The Cambridge boutique offers a wide selection of suits, more casual jackets, shirts, and various other accessories for most occasions. Personal tailoring service is also available. The quality seems very good, comparable to internationally renowned brands. Prices are fairly moderate for such standards with about £70 for a shirt or £50 for a tie. They also stock much ceremonial wear such as Cambridge university gowns.

I found this site whilst browsing for some jewellery for my wife. It was a very easy site to…read morenavigate and, more than that, the standard and value of the items for sale are impressive. Checking against other similar shops, I love the prices! I bought a beautiful pair of silver grey pearl stud earrings for just £20. My wife adores them!!! I shall certainly be coming back to 'Namala' for other gems and delights. Thank you Namala!

My Namala pearl necklace is beautiful. The quality of the pearls is very high and people always…read morecompliment me on it and ask where I got it. Next purchase will be some earrings to match!

Small, friendly card shop with cards for every occasion. They also carry small gifts and seasonal…read morenicknacks.