After digging out the satnav in search of Petit Pomme, I wasn't sure what I'd find when I got there…read moreas baby 'boutiques' can be hit and miss. I was looking for an extra special baby gift and an Emile et Rose stockist and this was one of the stockists I was directed to by the Scotland Rep for Emile et Rose. This is a goregous shop - helpful, friendly staff (and not pushy despite a new auntie and gran preparing to go mad amongst the pink baby selection) with gorgeous baby clothes - designer brands (dior) and also known baby brands such as Emile et Rose, Sarah Louise, and Le Petit Bateau to name a few. Everything sold here from baby basics (sleep pods) to coats and christening robes. Well worth a visit if you are looking for a special baby gift for family or friends. Gift wrapping is £3 but is lovely with tissue paper, boxes and ribbons. Lots of choices for all ages (girls = babies to 16 I think! and boys = babies to 10yrs). I'll be returning at the end of the month to purchase more - a great find!

Love this shop. Great volunteers…read more Love the mix, previous reviewer critisiced bric a brac , that's why for me it is a go to shop.

You might already know I'm not much of a charity shopper, and it's stores like this which are the…read morereason. This Shelter in Clarkston really seems to scrap the barrel in terms of what they're selling - I'd class it more like brik-a-brak than anything with any real value, but a lot of the stuff is priced accordingly. They have a wall of crockery/tableware which was mostly around £1, as well as books, CDs, DVDs etc for pretty low prices too. They also have clothes and kids toys. Would I go back? In Clarkston, there's tonnes of charity shops and this one felt a little too junky for me, so no. Two stars.

This is one of 20 charity stores in Scotland raising money for chest, heart and stroke related…read moreillnesses. They fund research into all aspects of prevention, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation and the social impact of these conditions. This like many other charity shops, is full to the brim of clothing, books, childrens toys, CDs and other bric-a-brac. They also have a sign on the window saying "Donate, don't waste." So if you're thinking about having a spring clean and need to shift some unwanted items then I'm sure they'd be more than happy to take them off your hands here.

As Eleanor points one this is one of a relatively small chain of Scottish charity shops aimed at…read morehelping chest, heart and stroke related illnesses. This is one of the main reasons that I really admire this place; seen as Scotland's population is indeed prone to these sorts of medical problems. In fact, a close friend recently had a family loss due to a sudden and massive heart attack in her sleep and at only 43 years old. Anyway, back to this particular charity shop. It's a decent size and has a good selection of stock. This includes knickknacks, books, magazines, records, tapes and cds as well as clothes, shoes and tons of kiddies toys. I realise, there is still some stigma attached to charity shops and I imagine, this is especially the case when it comes to children's books and toys. Which is a real shame because they do have some really nice and reasonably priced stock in here. Luckily, I don't know anyone with young kids, so this is something I can't take advantage of - but if you do, it's definitely worth a look. Other items to look out for in here have got to be sensible, good quality work clothes and - the odd time - shoes. Not all sparkles and excitement, I know. But I do have a real bug bare about spending loads of well earned cash on work clothes that immediately get shoved into the washing machine after a shift. Of course, it's not all about going buying mad; the other side of the coin if, of course, donating any unwanted items you have hidden under the bed. So pop along.

I'm not really sure "Yay, I'm a fan" sums up the experience I had here but three stars makes it…read moreseem like there's something wrong with the shop, when there isn't. This shop seems to be pretty new (I'd never noticed it before!) and it sells a big range of second-hand kids stuff. On the basis that I thought the clothes etc were new when I visited, it goes to show the stuff looks really nice and is well presented. There's also toys, and an area selling super cheap new basics as well. I wasn't in to buy anything myself (wait til I get a dog and then I'll be back to buy baby rompers for it) but prices were super cheap and the staff were nice, so 4 stars is it.

If your shy avoid the changing rooms upstairs. The curtains hide nothing!! Big gaps at each side…read more The click and collect point here is upstairs too. A decent sized new look at the top end of silverburn near m+s.

this is without a doubt my favourite store for getting all the latest trends in clothing and…read moreaccessories at fantastic prices which are always very reasonable. this topshop is situated in silverburn shopping centre which is just off the m77 motorway at pollock in glasgow. this is about a ten minute drive from glasgow city centre and is a beautiful shopping centre.new look offers a great selection of clothing at amazingly low prices and always has the latest trends from celebrity fashion in store. in this store the upper level is dedicated to shoes and there is a huge selection to choose from. as well as clothing, shoes and accessories there are also childrens clothing and a really cool menswear range which is very similar to clothing you would see from topman but at better prices.