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11 years ago
Fantastic store, so glad we came across it. My wife needed some jeans as she was getting uncomfortable in hers. Excellent staff and service, read more
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Dundas Market
Dundas Street
Middlesbrough TS1 1HR
United Kingdom
07501 677917
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http://www.mums2bboutique.co.uk
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What time does Mums 2b Boutique open?
Mums 2b Boutique opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does Mums 2b Boutique close?
Mums 2b Boutique closes at 5:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Mums 2b Boutique is closed on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 9:00 AM - 5:00 PMSun Closed
Does Mums 2b Boutique have parking?
Yes, Mums 2b Boutique has parking options.
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Fress was completely unprofessional and seemed to carry hatred towards Muslims. Accused of stealing…read moreafter making a purchase. Security ran after my cousin when she was halfway down the street. This could've been handled in store. They searched her and her entire belongings and once she proved no thief happened, employee still held a disrespectful attitude.
Nice designer clothing but poor staff attitude - be warned!…read moreThe previous poster is right about the decor and the spaciousness and it is worth a visit just for this but the staff, I feel, can be a little off-putting, so bare this in mind if you visit.
Monsoon is a relatively new addition to the Hill Street having only been here a few months. Already…read morethough it is one the most popular shops. This shop only has women's wear and small selection of children's. They also have some of Accessorize's stock (jewellery and bags). Most things in here are absolutely beautiful. Bright luxurious colours and the evening dresses are stunning. However they are all well out of my price range so I'll be waiting for the January Sales. The window displays are always done in a beautiful way making it very tempting to go for a look in here. I even like the strong expensive looking carrier bags you get here!
Oh how I danced in the aisles when I know Monsoon was comeing to Middlesbrough!!! Very accessible…read morein the middle of the popular Hill street centre, which boasts a rooftop car park. The shop is on one level but boasts such lovely floaty clothing.There is a good range of colours and all the garments I have ever seen are quality and well made. You willnot be dissapointed. There is a small part at the back of the shop where you can look for your accessories to compliment your outfit. This isplaced alongside a childrens range where you can buy the most beautiful clothing and have your child coordinate! Shop here and be inspired by the most beautiful garments :) Very nice staff too!
This Laura Ashley is quite a narrow shop but it is quite long. It has an adequate women's section…read morewith good reductions at sale time. The children's section is very small with not much in it. The home department is also very small, managing to squeeze as much at it can in the small space - definitely not a place to let a small child run wild with all the glass and pot around! In terms of the womens section, there are some quite nice clothes, I've got a gorgeous red polo shirt from here and there are often nice skirts, dresses and cardis. However in terms of pricing, it's really expensive! It's ok around sale time and often they do 25% or 50% off weekends, that's when I tend to go shopping in the place. Or wait until the sales. There is some nice jewellery as well. You have to be prepared to wait a bit at the tills because the staff wrap everything up in a professional manner. There are also only two till available. The staff are very knowledgeable and helpful though can be a little snooty at times I find. I also dislike the size.
A quirky little shop which is easily to locate, as it's on the main road…read more the shop is quite small but has a good range of one off retro and vintage items. They sometimes have a section of hand customised clothing, although this is quite expensive and not worth the money in my opinion. The shop is great for finding accessories to pair with your high street stuff.
This shop is right nest to crown (big yellow pub) on Linthorpe road and is like a treasure trove of…read morevintage finds. The whole feel of the shop is retro and you do have to rummage around a bit to find that piece of clothing that wows you but you can be sure you're buying a one off piece with many off it being original vintage.
The Oais in Middlesbrough centre is in a great position and very easy to spot being opposite…read moreTopshop. However the shop is tiny and almost quite cramped. There is usually a security guard on the door but they are friendly and the girls who work there are usually ok but tend to study you a bit, perhaps because the shops so small there's no where else really to look! The clothes a beautiful but I find them to be very expensive even in the sales. The changing rooms are large and there is plenty for the size of the sop. I've never had to wait. There is also another Oasis in the House of Fraser department store which is handy when like today they offer 20% off as you also get it off in Oasis.
This Oasis is easily findable, located opposite the cleveland mall on the main high street. It's a…read moresmall store with quite a big range for it's tiny space. But to compensate for this, there's not many sizes available. There's an adequate size changing room at the back. The whole shop appears a bit like a girls dressing room with fairy lights and glass tables. I like the clothes here, they're a bit expensive and never have that much money off but they tend to be a bit unique from other stores. I have a gorgeous red v neck cardigan here, never seen one quite like it to be honest. The staff are all really polite and the store is hardly ever busy, it's nice to just pop in to.
Huge, always busy, this store is good for cheap clothes. You can get bags for as cheap as £3 and…read moretshirts for about a £1 at times. I do have a few clothes from there that have lasted me a while. This store is very big, it has mens, childrens, womens, accessories and then towels and bed stuff. I don't like it because no matter what time of day you go in, it's busy and messy. I can cope with it, but it's so crammed that it's really hard to find anything in there. The queues are always long and the staff aren't always that polite because they're so rushed off their feet that they just try and get you to hurry up and be on your way. In the more positive side of things, it's good for a bargain, I like it for cheap clothes that I don't mind wrecking and I like it for plain socks and tshirts to wear under things.
Primark sells extremely cheap clothes for women, men and children…read more The store is always very busy so be prepared to fight through crowds and wait a while at the till. The clothes aren't always great quality but you get what you pay for - cheap and shoddy clothes! (That's because they're made in sweat shops by children) The store often looks a disordered mess with clothes on the floor and in the wrong place, especially the underwear section as most of the knickers are just arranged on tables. Overall, I avoid this shop as much as possible and only go there as a last resort.
This is located on the main high street, just near the Cleveland Mall. It's small and very…read moreexpensive, it used to have half mens and half womens clothes but now the womens section is really small. As a result I haven't shopped in it much since. The staff are all very polite and helpful, it does have a nice shoe selection with modern day shoes. Sales are the best time to go to USC, they're all at least half price and then they often are on buy one get one free as well. I got £160 worth of clothes for £40 - a dress and a coat. I was pretty chuffed with that! All the latest fashions are here.
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My daughter really loves to shop here. Although it is only a small shop they have a lot of stock…read moreand a good variety too. It can be a bit pricey - my credit card gets a lot of work to do in this store! It would be good if they had more sales on than they do now to attract more people during the credit crunch but all in all a nice shop with helpful staff. The shop is always tidy and they have a good range of sizes on the shop floor.
Long standing chain of fashion clothing shops. This one has central location within the heart of…read moreDurham. Caters for 20 - 30 year old women, fashionable but with a bit more style.
Bins or House of Fraser which it is linked to is very easy to find in Middlesbrough. On the main…read moreshopping street opposite Debenhams. The basement is the men's floor with expensive brands such as French Connection and Scot and Lyle, ground floor is mainly handbags and premium beauty products where once again those on the counters of brands such as YSL, Dior, and other big names think they are too good to talk to you. The 1st floor is my favourite having Warehouse, Oasis, All Saints, Bench and Coast on it. There is also a big underwear range including Wonderbra where the women are nice and chatty. Bins is quieter and cooler than the other department stores. It's quite an original building with no escalators (lifts of course) and quite simple but effective decor. There is also a café and a home and children's wear section.
I love the stairs in this place! They're towards the back and spiral, I remember when I was little…read moreI used to go to the top and look down. But for those not fond of walking there are lifts! It's easily accessible from the high street, and it's right near Captain Cooks Square. The basement has a cafe and mens wear. The ground is makeup, accessories, shoes and bags (essential for us girls!). I would definitely recommend the shoe department here especially at sale time, there are some really nice shoes and heels often more than half price, I got some coast heels for about £70, a bargain I thought! The first floor is younger womens fashion with oasis, coast and warehouse, it's quite pricy usually but hit it at sale time for really good reductions, especially in the coast and warehouse sections. Childrens section is also on this floor. The second floor is older womens fashion but for the younger don't be put off as there are often some good bargains lurking about. The third floor is china, the fourth homeware and the fifth beds. It's a really nice organised shop with generally helpful staff. It's a very posh awe inspiring place but it's good to shop at, just make sure you look out for sale dates!
Laura Ashley is really well located, on the corner of the main entrance road into the town, at the…read moreend of the High Street with a few parking spaces directly outside, along the main road or across the road by using the big Tesco car park. The building has a large glass window which usually displays the latest ranges which are on offer. As you enter, the ladies usually look up and say hello, and as you browse they offer assistance, but if not required they blend back into the back ground so that you don't feel pressurised. Although the store isn't massive it has a really impressive range of items, sofas, chairs, dining furniture, even a bed on display. Of course as well as the larger pieces, they have all the matching accessories to co-ordinate and some lovely pictures displayed for sale. There is also a fabulous lighting display which has some great items and the prices although expensive, the pieces are timeless.
This is a smaller mothercare than you get in some parts of the country but it has car seats,…read morepushchairs, clothing and some toys. My biggest gripe about this place is the toilets stink, the breastfeeding area is right next to the nappy bin. Yuck. There are also 2 heavy swing doors to go through which is very difficult with kids in tow. The staff are varied in their helpfulness, some know their stuff others don't have a clue, like most places. On busy days they seem to slow down with serving and still push their credit card even if there are 30 people waiting to be served. The sale racks can become very messy and they never seem to sort them.
Swanky pants posh designer kids wear. Would love to dress my daughter here but would need a second…read moremortgage lol. Super dooper aspirational shop.
matalan is situated on the skippers lane industrial estate of middlesbrough directly near a massive…read moreb&q, you can't fail to pick up many a bargain in matalan from slippers to holiday gear, jeans, trainers, household items, bed linen, it is all packed under 1 roof, plenty of staff on the till's to serve you even though there is a queue a lot of the time so you won't wait long to get seved by the friendly staff, acres of parking spaces
Great for kids clothes, I find them a bit more fashionable than other childrenswear shops. Sizing…read moreseems quite small though I always have to go up a size of two.
There are not many places you can buy cheap, quality clothing these days. More often than not if…read moreyou buy cheap it only lasts you one wear. I was pleased to find that Peacocks is now in Seaham on the Byron Place centre. Peacocks sell cothing for both women and men. Some of them also sell childrens clothing, but not yet at Seaham. The clothing is cheap and in the fashion now. You can tell it's not brilliant quality but you can also see that you will get at leasst a couple of wears out of them. There is a good range of sizes unlike some shops who only seem to stock sizes 4-12. I can't comment on the mens clothes as my hubby hates shopping and doesn't tend to buy new clothes. Car parking is fine once you have got past the traffic lights. there are plenty of spaces and an adequate amount of parent and child bays.
The staff are always willing to help and if you're an avid collector they'll set up a file so…read morewhatever comics you collect get saved for you. It's a great place to go for geeky or unusual gifts and they often have 'grab bags' - 4 or 5 comics all bundled together for a bargain price.
The place is full of handbags and the shiny shoulder bags silver jewellery Pandora Style Beads and…read moreBracelets. Liked the smell of those Yankee candles especially that coffee smelling one. Ladies clothes and knitted shrugs pashminas and jacquard scarves in every colour imaginable. This little shop is in the ancient part of Durham just before you get to the cathedral.
A really lovely, unusual gift shop, which is actually split into two shops with two separate…read moreentrances, near the cathedral in Durham. It sells a wide range of gifts and cards; pretty trinket boxes, jewellery, pashminas, scarves, unusual clothing and witty fridge magnets among other gifts. Many of the cards the shop sells are very pretty and rather unusual and you'd be hard pushed tofind them anywhere else. They're not overly expensive either. There's probably something to suit most people you know. Well worth a visit if you're looking for an unusual or unique present.