Absolutely brilliant service, will definately order again with this company, thanks againread more

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What can I say, if I could give 11/10 I would! I came in looking for clothes for my two children…read more The staff were all friendly and very helpful with what I chose for them. As a single dad I wasn't sure about exactly what I should get them, if they looked good in it and the different options. I am surprised by the recent reviews saying the staff 'follow you around' they don't, they just want to help! I found the service I received absolutely fantastic and the prices very reasonable. I hadn't realised how big the shop actually is and the range of children's clothing they sell! It is vast! Thank you for a very pleasant shopping experience!

This is a cool little boutique in Prestwich (perhaps the only really successful one that isn't a…read morecharity shop??) which sells women's clothes, jewellery and accessories. Back before Pixie Geldoff made its leather jackets the cover up de rigeur I got a punky Religion top from here. The mix of styles in Mon Amie is exactly that; it isn't just one aesthetic. There is plenty of hippie style fashion here too as well as sensible clothes that your mother would love. The prices vary wildly but you can easily pick up a bargain. Why mooch into the Northern Quarter on rainy days? If you live in the area, pop into Mon Amie and support this local fashion shop.

Great service! Needed a suit which needed the trousers adjusting. Told me they would adjust them on…read morethe Sunday, have them ready for following Wednesday. I received a call from the tailor on the Sunday to say they had them and would be ready for Wednesday. I then received a call on the Wednesday to say they were ready to pick up. Very friendly staff who kept their word, what more can you ask for?

I only ever bought one dress from Phase Eight, but I usually always love their lines. So it was a…read morehuge surprise to find out that their "target audience" were ladies over 55 y.o. Not that I have no faith in those 50+ daredevils, but it is unfair to deny that younger generations have nothing to bring home from PE. The linen dress in question was purchased in Phase Eight's boutique in King St, and I have enjoyed my visit. I thought that the floor was planned rather nicely, while the fitting rooms are located on the podium. No matter how popular this boutique is, with such space planning there is no chance customers can feel crowded. Phase Eight is by no means cheap, but it finds a good balance between price and quality. I would definitely buy clothes there, although I am not so sure about either footwear or accessories. Not that they are bad, but they don't have the kind of edge I am looking for.

I ADORE this shop! I'm a sucker for designer bags (don't judge me..) but can't always afford to get…read morethem new, designer exchange sells pre loved bags and accessories at a fraction of the original price. Some of the bags are literally as good as new. The older the collection the cheaper the price usually (unless it's Chanel...of course). I'm not bothered about the 'latest season' look, I look for quality, design and craftsmanship so this place is heaven for me. They also buy directly from customers. All bags are checked for authenticity so you can rest assured you're buying a genuine item. The staff couldn't be nicer, and they're not pretentious or overbearing so I often just go in for a browse without any pressure to buy. Golden purchase - a hand embroided, leather Dior bag. As good as new. Originally sold for $1700, bought for £90. Can I get a hallelujaH?!

Want a zany T-Shirt to make you look cool and unique? Want to be the envy of all your drab little…read morefriends? Hit Obscure Clothing and get yourself some neon hi-def shizzle. Sorry. I wouldn't usually use the word shizzle but it is entirely appropriate in the context of Obscure Clothing. On the hiphop side of alternative, OC sells some unique pieces from their own brand and up and coming label Iron Fist. Stocking some great accessories as well and hundreds of Tees and shirts, Obscure Clothing is the perfect place to go when you're looking for something...well...obscure.

I don't think I've ever been into Sole before but I was actually really surprised by the huge…read moreselection of shoes they have on sale. Not many of the casual shoes are really to be my taste, being more the kind of thing a slightly unfashionable dad trying to look cool might wear. However, they have got a really good selection of smart shoes, that make it a good option if that's what you're looking for and going to Clark's makes you feel a bit too much like you're eight years old and shopping with your mum again. The two staff in Sole did something annoying in that the shop was so quiet they kind of just followed and watched me and my girlfriend as we browsed the shoes. It was slightly unsettling.

Great place to get skate trainers! They sell brands such as Etnies, Vans, DCs etc. They also sell a…read moregreat selection of womens trainers if youre after something a bit different, as skate trainers for girls aren't always the easiest of things to come across! They sell shoes and boots too for both men and women, they were one of the first UK suppliers of the infamous UGG boots and still stock them today. As well as shoes they sell bags in different shapes and sizes from funky little handbags to mens rucksacks and large holdalls. I love this shop and would recommend it over other high street stores any day!

A lovely addition to Manchester's fashion scene, which is often overlooked for focus on restaurants…read more/ bars, most predominantly shown by the changing face of King Street. & Other Stories is located in the old French Connection unit, taking two floors of light and airy space, showcasing their lovely clothing and accessories perfectly. They had a small opening event with local bloggers / 'VIPs' but also managed to continue the feeling of a launch through their first day, with some smartly dressed waiters handing out drinks in paper cups while people took their first look at the store. I was also greeted by the friendliest front of house / security I think I've ever met, which was a nice surprise! The items are categorised well and everything feels like it has a place, including shoes upstairs and a beauty / homeware section downstairs with some perfume and candles I can already tell will be a regular feature in any future present buying. Although they seem to specialise in light colours and fabrics, dig around a little and you'll find some beautiful metallics and items more suited to the Manchester weather! If Evelyn's is the most Instagrammable restaurant in the city, & Other Stories is the same for fashion. Excellent natural light and desirable products; hopefully they'll stick around for a while.

I'm not gonna lie, I don't enjoy shopping. I usually plan exactly what I need so I can run in and…read moreout and be done with it. This place changed my mind. It is a big, open shop with lots of white space which has been utilised really well. It is a sibling of the H&M chain but has a more up market feel to it and it slightly more pricey. I wanted to buy everything but showed some restraint, I will definitely be back on pay day!