Recently refurbished after being closed for several months due to a fire. Matalan is conveniently…read moresituated on the outskirtks of Barrow close to Asda, Stollers and the soon to be closed MFI. Plenty of car parking and its close proximity to the Asda bus route, make it easy to get too. Matalan sell a range of mens, womens and childrens clothes as well as home wares. A membership card is required but they are easily obtained at the front desk as you enter the store. The prices are very reasonable for the clothes and for the home wares.

My son lives in this shop given half the chance whenever he has a few quid to spend its usually on…read moretops etc from Mataln he has his own card and always has it with him . I dont always have mine but the staff are great as they can still seve you even without a card they just type in your name and addy and it comes up on screen so know if you forget your card you can still shop there ! Ive bought allsorts over the years from here and never had a problem with anything its good quality at a decent price. They usually always have the up to date fashions in or can tell you when they will have them in. Advise anyone to use this spot for clothes for the family. They also have an accessory dep but I find that a bit pricey at times eg for quilt covers etc so I get mine else where but in also saying that they do also have some unusual decor stuff which I love and buy from there, and of coasre its right across from my fav shop asda. There is easy access to both as there is also a bus service that go right by there the number 3 bus and it usually runs every ten to fifteen mins from the town hall.

Excellent customer service and support support to Kids with ADHD and understanding keep up the good…read morework Chloe and team From Lord Scott lanaghan

Really massive shop, which is definately worth a look in, good selection of clothes and shoes for…read moremen women and kids. The prices are really low, but don't expect the clothes to be of the best quality.

At the moment every ladies clothes shop in Ulverston is having a half price sale. This is the only…read moretime I've been into Gina's. What I'm saying is that whilst the clothes here are stylish and good quality you pay through the nose for them. My top, £25 in the sale was obviously double that and would not have been worth it in my eyes. However the staff are positive and charming, and your surroundings comfortable. I normally hate trying on clothes, but there was plenty of room in each changing area, and I didn't feel exposed when I came out.

Relatively cheap and cheerful clothing store for all the family. Also stocks shoes, accessories,…read morebags and lingerie. It doesn't seem quite as cluttered as it used to which is an improvement although when I last visited there was a sale on so the stock on the sale rails was a bit higgledy piggledy. It's a handy shop to have in Poulton as many of the other clothing shops tend to be aimed at the more affluent market (think the golf club set) and now that Ethel Austin has closed down it only really leaves here for everyday family and work wear.

This shop has an awful lot of stock - almost too much at times, so it makes it difficult to…read moreactually get around and shop properly. They have a good selection of both adult and chlidren's clothes and a very limited number of novelty gifts. The chlidren's clothes are rather limited in quality and are quite expensive for what they are in my opinion. There are also some good women's shoes for sale!

Dorothy perkins is a fab place to buy clothes of all ranges and sizes. YOU will find a range of…read moreclothes from fashionable to simple clothing....... The stores usually have basic changing rooms and the sizes can be a little bigger than usual but it's wearable. Burtons is the men version of dorothy perkins, so guys don't feel left out.

Cheap-ish shop, aimed at the 30-plus market from the same fashion group as Miss Selfridge, Topshop…read moreetc but unfortunately not quite as fashionable! Situated in the middle of Portland Walk below Topshop and next to Debenhams, so easy to pop in if you're in town anyway. It has some nice items, and the staff are very friendly and helpful, they always have a good chat with you - but on the whole the clothes are the same as you can get in New Look or Primark, nothing very exciting or 'special'. The coats and knitwear are nice though, and it's a great place to stock up on cheap shirts for work (they're currently doing a 2 for £20 offer). They do good discounts too - teachers and NHS employees get 10 or 15% (depending on what promotion they're doing at the time) and of course students get their student discount too - so it's a cheap place to shop if you fall into one of those categories! They also do a store-card which gives you 10% off when you open one - worthwhile if you're buying a lot. This Portland Walk store is apparently shutting down in a couple of months anyway, so there will no longer be a Dorothy Perkins in Barrow - which is a shame as it always seems to be quite busy and has some good bargains.

Pretty Things is one of the non-designer fashion shops in Ulverston. Most of the fashion shops in…read moreUlverston are aimed at well off, mature women. Pretty Things target market is young women. They sell a large variety of accessories. The window is filled with handbags, jewelery, fashion watches and very few clothes. I found the staff here quite unfriendly. Perhaps this was because I was dressed unlike their usual customers, or I am middle aged.

I am in my late 70s and found lots of tops and trousers to fit and they looked good. Styles to suit…read moreall age groups The staff were very friendly and helpful. Will certainly visit again when in the area.

Topshop is one of the most popular shops in Barrow, especially amongst teens and 20-somethings…read more Situated above Dorothy Perkins in Portland Walk, it's very central so you can't miss it if you're on a shopping trip. It sells womens clothes, accessories and shoes - nothing else, but what it does do, it does well. Very fashionable and trendy; you're sure to find something you love here for a night out. Disadvantages include the fact that it's one of the more expensive high-street shops (but then again you get what you pay for, and the quality and style of their stuff is great). It is also on the first floor, and access is only via an escalator (up) and stairs (down) - so no good for anyone in a wheelchair or even people with babies in pushchairs. I've never seen a lift, in fact I'm 99% sure there isn't one, rendering the whole of Topshop inacessible to disabled people - which they shouldn't really be allowed to get away with in 2008. They also don't carry many of the Toppshop concessions or 'special' ranges, if anyfor example they only got the first Kate Moss collection and have never had any of the subsequent collections. It is only a very small branch so they do seem quite restricted in the stock they can carry. However, change is in storeDorothy Perkins downstairs is soon to close, with Topshop moving downstairs, and the upstairs is being replaced by a new Topman store - which should offer a bit more choice to the men of the town! It will be interesting to see how it turns out, whether they get any new lines in etc.

They really have tried to squeeze a lot of stuff into this tiny shop - which should be a good thing…read morebut recently we've been spoilt by the large 'new' new look in Blackpool. As on of the only 'fashionable' clothes shop in Cleveleys this place gets PACKED at the weekend and because it so small and crammed with stuff it become a nightmare to navigate especially when you add children and pushchairs into the mix. I would recommend this place for the essentials only - you really don't have time to browse. Its more of a grab what you mean and run kind of place