I'm surprised there is only one review for this great shop!…read more Blueberries isn't the sort of shop one would associate with Blackpool (I said "one" there as it's the sort of shop you should say "one" in!) It's three floors of high end designer products. I felt scruffy going in with my mates but the friendly staff made sure I felt welcome. It wouldn't look out of place in the most expensive shopping streets and arcades in London.

This is quite a hidden jem in blackpool. It is a nice change from most of the trashy shops that…read moreclutter the high street. If you are looking for high end high street clothing then this is the only place you need to go. It is 3 floors of shopping heaven for men and women. The diesel floor is the best as you can always find a pair to fit. On the entrance there is some gorgeous but expensive pieces ranging from ted baker to D&G. In summer check them out for there range of birkenstocks with some stunning exclusive designs.

I'm shocked that there are shops in Manchester that know about Nudie jeans, let alone a single shop…read morethat carries them. Are there Mancunians with that large a wad of cash burning a whole through their purses? Impressive! A chill, hipster-y gent sold the boy a super cute pair of Vans (casual shoes that aren't a shade of brown: success!) and explained the origins of the noteworthy bicycle saddles hanging up behind the till. Luxury skinny jeans and posh gear for your fixie... I mean, what else could a Williamsburg-wannabe desire, right?

Good style never comes cheap. This is especially true if you're a man. Most clothing boutiques and…read morehigh street stores cater for women and it's rare you find a store like this that offers so many unique quality items for the discerning young gentleman. This is the only store my boyfriend comes to for his trousers (in particular he Edwin brand of jeans) simply because you can't find them anywhere else. From Barbour to Oliver Spencer, Levis to YMC, they have such a well selected collection of labels that convey the best in British understated style.

Slaters has to be my surprise of the decade when it comes to menswear. At first impression, the…read moreflight of stairs does make it feel like walking up an office building but all is not what it seems as I found Slaters to be a useful shop. Having recently checked this store out, I was silently surprised to witness two fantastic floors of quality and affordable menswear with friendly, helpful and vigilant staff that look seriously ready to assist. Initially, I didn't think much of the shop from the outside and thought it would be another overly priced clothes shops. Yet, when you see the choice available, there is a suit to match every man, a tie and shirt plus a nice pair of shoes to fit the bill. Whether or not you like to spend much on clothes, the prices vary from one end of the spectrum to the other and feature many brand names to take your fancy. Overall, an excellent choice and you will be well looked after.

I have brought a number of boys to Slater's to purchase their required formal wear; it's great,…read morethere's a great stock and it's all really reasonably priced. Before visiting we had been to innumerable high street stores: Topman, Burton, French Connection, Zara Men, yes, Primark, and the stock was scanty and the size and style range was very poor. Slater's is jam packed, almost dauntingly so, but there are knowledgeable staff on hand to help. Suits can range from £60 to over £200 or you can hire, (the formal range has been extended recently to include Asian Wear) tuxedos and dinner suits are also stocked, as is highland-wear if you're brave/ Scottish enough. While Slater's is known for it's formal wear, they also stock casual ranges: denim, knitwear, coats, polos as well as shoes and accessories. It also sells ladies-wear which is less well known- this section is quite small however and tends to be more formal: suits, shirts and coats. Slater's really look after their clients offering free alterations, personal shopping and personal appointments with disabled customers. I definitely recommend Slater's, and don't be put off by the "it's tucked away" comments, it's easily locatable just off Church Street!

Now whilst Wood didn't set my world alight (is this almost a pun?), I certainly didn't think this…read moresmall Northern Quarter clothes boutique was worthy of a 1-star review. The clothes in here are slightly off-beat. Think maybe Topman crossed with skate wear. Generally not to my style, but there were some welcome changes and fresh takes here to the plethora of checked shirts that you can find in almost every other clothes shop in the Northern Quarter. Also, this is the first place in a while that I've seen that stocks Doc Marten boots! Weirdly, they're trying to get all modern. I liked them when they were just big, black and leathery.

Loves this place. Very New York feel. Great staff. Food was yummy. Wine was perfect. Moderately…read morepriced. Service was really good. I love all the picky food. Nice presentation. Going back soon I hope.

The name of this shop always reminds me of that ITV dating show from the 90s called Man-O-Man,…read morewhere female contestants would pick a male contestant from a row of them and push the rejects into a swimming pool behind them. Cutting edge intellectual television, I know. Man TO Man, on the other hand, is a men's clothing shop in Southport that sells a quite large range of menswear, including t-shirts, shirts, polo shirts, jeans and shorts - basically everything that you'd expect from a men's clothing store. Although the selection is quite extensive, the clothes themselves that they sell there are a bit bland and boring in my opinion, with the designs on a lot of them looking quite basic or 'dad-like' - not really what us youngsters are looking for, that's for sure. Their prices aren't too unreasonable, so if you're not too fussy about what clothes you wear them maybe check Man To Man out, but I'd give it a miss if you're more into your high street fashion.