One of the more pretentious and expensive men's clothing stores in Bath. Lots of good quality…read moreclothing available, particularly formal suits, shirts, shoes etc. The service is definitely on the snooty side, so not a place for the faint of heart or, indeed, for those with small bank balances.

Reiss has beautiful but expensive clothes. The store workers are very nice and knowledge about the…read moreclothing line. It's a great window shopping place!

I like this shop, its clean and airy and nicely presented, whilst there isnt alot of stock in here…read morewhat they do have is original and fashionable, its also not stuff you will see on everyone else. Its quite expensive but i think its well worth it.

The Corridor in Bath's city centre seems to be the place for trendy, obscure fashions. Which is why…read moreWeird Fish Clothing is a little out of place here. Filled with simple fashions for men, women and children - the only interesting thing about it is it's name. Inside, women will find unflattering branded t-shirts, unsexy fleeceds and unattractive footwear. The men's section is not quite as bad, but just as uninspiring. I wouldn't mind, but it is so pricey to shop here (around £50 for a fleece!) In fairness, this shop is more about practicality than fashion, but for these prices I'd rather have the best of both worlds.

A store that doesn't immediately spring to mind whenever you're asked to think of good surf shops…read moreto go to, but Weird Fish is actually a fairly decent place to get your baggy trousers, thin woollen jumpers and shin-length shorts for the beach. Like other stores in this guise, it's not the cheapest of places to get clothing, but I'd say this is a little easier on the wallet when compared to Quicksilver and Animal, etc. I guess, though, as Jenni says, it's just not all that inspiring in here, so you usually come away with something that you've spent a lot on and don't like all that much.

The quality is terrible, my shirt started falling apart after the first was. Staff seem really up…read morethemselves and disorgansied. Go to jack wills instead.

If you like vintage fashion then the place for you is London Street, on the outskirts of Bath's…read morecity centre. Even though it might not be quite as good as Bristol's Park Street there are two shops you should really take a look at; Jack & Danny's and The Yellow Shop. The Yellow Shop is as fun, bright and interesting as its name suggests. For a vintage shop it's well organised into tidy rows which are easy to navigate. The stock doesn't change very often, so I tend to make a visit every couple of months or so. But if you love, eighties t-shirts, seventies shoes and sixties dresses this is the place for you. The prices range dramatically here so if you dig deep enough you should be able to find a bargain or two. They also welcome donations, so if you're having a clear out - be sure to pop along.

This is a great vintage shop. They've got a massive selection of items, particularly for guys, when…read morecompared to other shops of the same ilk in Bath and Bristol. You'll find stuff ranging from the 60's to present day - some of it's not technically vintage, but it's got the same kind of vibe. The more obviously trendy (and expensive) stuff is located as you walk in at the front of the shop, but if you're on the look out for a bargain then head down to the basement level, where there are tonnes of items on rails and in boxes that you can spend a good half hour, or so, rifling through. If you're into vintage fashion then you should definitely check this place out.

This place is devoted to jeans. The sell mens jeans, brands include lee cooper, levis and ben…read moresherman. Its been around since the 70s and its just around the corner from the roman Baths. There are two floors and have lots to choose from. They have lots of different washes and leg lengths range form 30 to 38. Prices vary greatly so Id say there is something to suit everyone in this store.

Yes, I saw that it had closed recently. What a shame. I had thought about buying a new pair of…read morejeans there earlier this year, but thought, No hurry, I'll go there later. Now too late! That's the reason I'm on this site now, looking to see if there's a Scallywag internet store. Hey Scallywag owners! If you ever read this, have you or will you set up shop anywhere else?

A small sebago store I poked my head into on the way back to the hotel coming from high tea at the…read morepump room. I saw the kate middleton shoes in the window and that they were having sale on men and clothing items and some shoes. Now that I got to see the sebago shoes in person (because I couldn't find them in the US anywhere) I loved them and ordered them the minute I got back to the hotel (couldn't buy them in store because my luggage/suitcase didnt have enough room). The quality of everything in this store is great, same par with russell and bromley quality of shoes (which they have not too far away from this store). Same with clothing, great. Wish I could have bought this one jacket I really liked but it wouldn't have fit into my suitcase (next time lesson learned I'm bringing two suitcases lol- there is just too much good shopping in the UK). For those in the US, think the quality of sperrys (since its the popular boat shoe in the US) but I think the leather quality is a tad better (its softer and probably easier to break it). If your more curious on this you can google and their is more information and discussion boards on this. Sebago is more expensive though than sperrys in general and usually their is a reason for it (but then again, everything in the UK is more expensive in general). Overall, great little sebago store. Im glad I saw one in bath because I never ran into one in london surprisingly. I saw Reiss, Hobbs, Harrods, LK Bennett several times, etc. But never a sebago......wierd lol.