Located in Castle Court shopping centre, Warehouse is a great store for reasonably priced high…read morestreet fashion.

This isn't a bad New Look, they have regular sales on where you can get deals on clothes and shoes…read more(Pair of heels reduced to a fiver? It'd be rude not to buy!) It's well laid out and the staff keep it tidy, making it easy to find what you're looking for. They also do some nice bags, scarves, costume jewellery, and other accessories. The staff here are usually friendly and personable. My only complaint is that the changing rooms can be a bit cluttered!

The only real clothing store in Carrickfergus! The range of…read morethe stock is pretty good although there are bigger stores in Belfast. Some of the staff are great but there are others who could do with some training in cracking a smile. At least pretend you enjoy your work for the sake of the customers!

New look store in the main shopping street that has downsized from castle court. Casual wear for…read moremen, women and children.

I love the quality of their clothes always nice and soft. Baby gap is super for something a bit…read moremore trendy than normal. They always have really good sales 30% off today accross all men's, women's and kid's clothes. The rails are nicely spread out for space for people using buggies

Based in the Boucher Road retail park, Matalan provides affordable fashion for all ages, shapes and…read moresizes. This particular store is relatively big with a great range of stock for a variety of tastes. Matalan fashion is usually promoted in magazines, with customers seeing key pieces and rushing for their nearest stores to grab them. My advice especially with store, ring before you head down to purchase that amazing jumpsuit or winter coat as they usually have been bought up as soon as they arrive in store! It's such a pity that Matalan proves so popular. However, if you're the customer that manages to grab the bargain, it's a great reward! The store is well presented with each department being easily located. As well as this, each age range and clothing choice is separated so you know exactly where an item is placed and so can go directly to get it. The staff are friendly and on a recent trip, one girl in particular went out of her way to try and find a skirt I had seen in a recent glossy magazine. It's that little extra effort that is really appreciated by customers and has us coming back for more!

Now my mum and sister swear by Matalan. For those unaware of what category this shop plumps into,…read moreit would be like an expensive Primark. The clothes are cheaper than designer shops but more expensive than cheap shops. So for me it kind of is stuck somewhere on the fence. It is not "fancy enough" to be one of those shops that you go to for "meeting the parents" dinner clothes, but it is not cheap enough for the "going on holidays so chances are the clothes will either be covered in suncream or sand or alcohol". It's a bit of a nothing clothes shop. This store has been redesigned to give men's clothing almost an entire floor upstairs but for me it's just a bit of a bland store. But my mum and my sister swear by it so maybe it's more of a women's store than mens.

One of the newest editions to Bow Street Mall, having only opened its doors in April, Pink is a new…read moreladies 'boutique' (not exactly what I would've called it, but hey). It's geared towards women in their teens and twenties, with much of the stock consisting of floral dresses, leggings, fancy tops, unusual jackets and skinny jeans. Think a cross between Streetlife and NV, and you'll not be far wrong. There are quite a lot of random little shops like Pink popping up all over the place, and to be honest, most of their clothes are all a bit samey. While Pink did have a good sale on (£5 rail was an instant winner), their clothes weren't really all that different to what I've seen elsewhere. In saying that, I did spot a couple of pretty tops for £7.50, but their delicate embellishment around the collar put me off ever so slightly. I also spotted a pretty black floral blouse, but since I'm a bit miserable when it comes to spending money on clothes and really rather enjoy a bargain, I felt £20 was a bit too much to spend on a see-through top (naturally I'd wear something underneath, but the fact that it was so thin meant that its value somewhat deteriorated in my mind). I did like most of the clothes though, and although some of them did come across as a wee bit tacky, most of the garments were quite pretty. So, I wasn't exactly left tickled Pink, but then again, pretty in Pink was never exactly my look...

This is a great sized store and the only place you can buy any decent clothes in Antrim. Good…read moreselection in each department and have very good sales as well. Best clothes shop in Antrim

New look is the best shop in Antrim. CLothes are gorgeous, and they are good value. Spacious…read morechanging rooms and friendly staff too. Queues can get rather big at weekends and during sales though.

River Island has the same impact as Topshop on me. I quiver. Back in my teenage years I would have…read moreslaved over a hot stone to ensure I had worked up enough money to buy that sparkling and dazzling dress from River Island's window display. Not so anymore. The clothes are quite expensive, especially the party dresses which I add, everyone seems to have. So you end up paying a fortune just to look the same as thirteen other girls in the club. The quality of the clothing is usually good but double check any jumpsuits, dresses or tops with a boned structure as these bones often pierce through the material causing small holes in your new outfit. This store has the central pieces of each designed theme or season but more obscure items are harder to locate. The store is relatively smaller than you would expect for such an extensive retail park

Big store, very good and friendly staff. I went in to try and get done shoes but my size was not…read moreavailable for the style I wanted. It's good that it's got free car parking. Good choice and range of men's and ladies fashion.

Way back in 2010 I was perhaps a little harsh on this branch of TK Maxx. I think that sifting…read morethrough clothes is the reason that people shop at TK Maxx, they enjoy the excitement and the possibility of getting a real bargain. Sifting isn't actually too bad at this TK Maxx as the staff keep the rails in pretty good order. Belfast now has plenty of fashion outlets but it doesn't have much similar to TK Maxx. This store is huge and set over 3 floors. It has a woman's section, kids section, men's section and even a dedicated jewelry counter. My advice would be that if you are looking for something specific then come to TK Maxx and see if they have it in store, you could save yourself a few quid.

Tkmax is a huge department store with men/women clothes, footwear, homeware, food, kids toys,…read moreluggage and general random things like frames and art. It's all supposed to be 60% less than regular high street prices. There are always was/now prices to give idea of prices. The home department is my favourite part.