This Hurley's location is next to VUE and opposite Starbucks in Middlebrook Retail Park in the…read moreHorwich area of Bolton, alongside a branch they have in Wigan, this is one of their two remaining stores. Hurley's describes itself as a "family-owned business since 1955, and "the original sportswear shop in Manchester city centre" The store is easy to navigate with clear areas of store for women's and men's fashion, the staff seemed very friendly and helpful, and they were able to answer basic questions. They had a nice selection of designer clothing from many brands including Hugo Boss and Barbour. 4* - A nice selection of fashion if you're lucky enough to find something in your size, this is mainly an "Outlet" store now, so they might not have each item in every size and you do have to root around to find the item you are looking for on the shelving, which can involve touching most items, I understand why many retailers do this but I much prefer being able to see items without having to pick it up to take a closer look.

Hurley's is situated at Middlebrook development in Horwich, Bolton…read more There is a large Free car park and a bus service to Middlebrook. The store is near to Next and the cinema and you go inside as if you are going to the cinema to get to it. It is next door to Abacus chinese restaraunt and opposite a coffee shop. The outside of Hurley's is very attractive, glitzy, modern, bright and the window displays are inspiring, trendy and up to date. Inside the store is a good size with an area dedicated to the ladies on the left hand side and a mens section to the right. The store is bright, clean, well layed out and the displays are well presented. The ladies section has numerous designer brands including Miss Sixty, Hooch, Bench and Henleys and there is a good shoe section and some bags and fragrances too. The mens section stocks numerous designer brands too and they include Henleys, Bench and Henri Lloyd. The store is large enough for a sales section without cramping the area and is normally well worth a visit. There are fitting rooms and these are a good size, clean and modern. The checkouts are in both sections and are normally well staffed. Staff are very friendly, helpful and efficient, the atmosphere is good. The store is handy for accessing other stores within the development which include.Next, Argos, Tog, Asda, Currys, JD Sports, JJB and a host of others and also eating places eg KFC, McDonalds, Subway and Gregs. A great shop and one of my favourites when someone is treating me to something special, highly recommended.

Tommy Hilfiger at Cheshire Oaks, Ellesmere Port is a fairly attractive store in terms of exterior…read morewithin the outlet mall, it is a decent size and stocks a range of Tommy Hilfiger gear including clothing, footwear and accessories. The store is quite large, much larger than other Tommy Hilfiger stores nearby, but as an Outlet store it may not sell all of the latest items you may find in other stores and online, that being said the selection here is quite good, and they do have some decent products at decent prices. I do feel the store was slightly more female-orientated, based on my last visit, with some better items for women rather than men, but I guess this is another thing you expect from an Outlet store, with items changing reguarly. The staff seem friendly enough and it's easy to find specific items and sections in the store, so it is well laid out. 4*

This branch of GAP is located in the Liverpool One, on the upper floor and is classed as "Saint…read moreJohn Street", the stores its-self is a decent size, although smaller than other GAP stores I've visited in the past such as Manchester Arndale and Cardiff St David's. It is a worldwide brand, and for most needs, no introduction, the prices around the store did seem to be decent with a large number of products on offer, with my visit coming during the "Black Friday" deals week they were doing in-store. The store did seem a little small and cramped so that did slightly ruin the overall shopping experience for me, this also was a little surprising as other GAP stores I have seen or visited have been much larger. The men's clothing range in store also was a bit of a let-down, with the store having more of a focus towards the female or baby/child market. The overall feel of the store was OK - it wasn't the nicest or most modern of stores I've visited, with the new store in the Manchester Arndale just having a nicer, brighter and more modern feel to it - once again that is a shame. Due to being slightly disappointed with the size and feel of the store and the smaller than average man clothing range I can't rate this place too highly, but all in all the prices are decent combined with the check-in offer on Yelp to save 15% so this place isn't completely dreadful and does deserve a two-star rating.

If, like me, you enjoy dressing a bit like prince harry or a member of a southern Californian yacht…read moreclub then you'll no doubt already do quite a lot of your shopping at Gap. The brand's sales must have taken off recently, what with the nautical trend being plugged by every billboard and colour supplement and this branch is certainly doing its best to market itself as a den of needful things for the Liverpool-based fashionista. The mannequins and tables are piled with horizontal navy stripes, distressed granddad-neck shirts and rolled up chinos. It's all quality stuff (my Gap jeans have lasted me four years, in various states of looseness and tightness) and the fit is usually comfortable and flattering. Of course it is all a bit pedestrian looking - just how many autumnal coloured jumpers and stripy rugby shirts can you really need - and not all that cheap (unless you manage to get a decent bargain off the sale rail as you walk into the store). but still, it's consistent at least - the stuff may even last until the nautical trend comes in again in a few years time.

Chester's Mill Shop on Watergate Street sells seconds of big labels such as Marks and Spencer,…read moreDorothy Perkins, Principles and Wallis. It sells mens and womens wear and a small selection of footwear too. The prices aren't too bad for clothing anywhere is Chester but it has to be said that when you are getting things such as an Marks and Spencer wool coat for £30 in The Mill Shop, you'll be telling all your friends (or maybe not as you will want to keep it secret!). The Marks and Spencer underwear section at the back is usually particularly good. However, remember that all products have the labels chopped off and cut out of them so you have to be pretty familiar with the brands to guess where they're from!

This is a fairly large store with a great range of clothing, they even sell mens clothes…read moredownstairs. They are always up to date with the latest trends and to be fair the prices arent too bad either. I like the way the sizes fit here too. The staff are very helpful.

This has got to be one of the nicest primarks I have been in, loads of stock and really well kept,…read morethe shelves etc are kept really neat. The staff are friendly and pleanty about who are willing to help. Loads of bargins to be had from everyday essentials, gents clothing, ladies fashion, nightwear and underwear. The kids section has some really lovely stuff on sale, check out the reduced items as you can pick up some great bargins, last time I was in managed to pick up some fleecy kids bedtime robe for £1, which I have put away as christmas Presents. I love the household stuff on sale too and its really cheap.

Went in primark today and met a lovely guy called Peter. He really is a credit to primark he…read morecouldn't do enough for me and my brother. absolute star. Jade

I'm rather surprised TK Maxx's main Warrington town centre location in Golden Square has received…read moremany good reviews - although most of them go back to the Qype days and are around 10 years old - it proves this store was at one time pretty good, although it really does seem the store has declined hugely of late. I did have a problem with many of the big brand stores in TK Maxx's Warrington location as they just screamed out small-town mentality and this store like Primark and a few others - shown this more than most. The store was a little dark and felt like it hadn't been refurbished in years - the cleanliness of the store was also poor with so many goods all over the floor from clothing to even their ultra-small technology section which was mainly cheap sets of headphones (come on who wants them after they've got dirty through being trodded on?) The store again seemed slightly understaffed with the staff mainly congregating around the tills - they even ignored items all over the floor right in front of them which for me is just careless. Perhaps once a great store, and a nice brand to have in Warrington but they seem to take the concept of being a little like a jumble store where you can find bargains here into a mess with this being one of the poorer TK Maxx branches I've visited - nearby branches in Liverpool and Manchester are much larger, cleaner and simply better.

just to let everyone know TK Maxx has relocated to the golden square (nr Debenhams)…read more. the new store is fantastic, larger and brighter than the old one. but don't just take my word for it go check it out for urselves

This shop is in the main street were all the main shops are…read more They have all the latest fashions of clothing,very good quality for the price you will pay,they is also a large variety of shoes from leather boots,flat shoes, wedges to high heels,there is a gorgerous range of underwear,which the prices are very reasonable.They also have a range of underwear of kelly brook brand which is slightly over priced for what it is. There is a good selection of clothing for teenagers from 11-16,and a selection of menswear at reasonable prices. The jewellery is quite expensive for the quality of it. The staff are always very helpful and friendly,if you want to get good value for your money this is the place to be.

This shop has been great addition to the clothing shops in st helens. It has a wide range of…read moreclothes here. You can find something here for every event or occasion, whether it be just a pair of jeans or something fancy for a special occasion. They stock casual wear, formal wear, heavy coats, light jackets, shoes, underwear, pj's and even your holiday bikini. Also they do have a decent range of costume jewellery at really good prices. What is good at new look, is at the back of the shop you can find the bargains, which also includes items from their childrens range. And then of course for the man in your life, you could also pick up clothing for him here. Always big queues here, but don't be put off, the staff are friendly and the queues are dealt with quickly.

This store has been there since Cheshire Oaks opened I think. It seems to sell more men's clothing…read morethan women's. Now and again you can get some real buys here. There are always plenty of jeans in different sizes but some of the tops and shoes are really odd! Staff are really helpful and the décor is as you would expect from Levis grungy, earthy and cool. This could be the place to go for checked shirts at the moment! Prices are cheaper than high street Levi's (which is well beyond my reach!) but still not as cheap as some others on Cheshire Oaks. Depends if you want the red tab or not.

I have only been in this shop a few times but always seems busy.It has a wide range of jeans as you…read morewould expect. Prices are a little cheaper than the high street so if you like Levi jeans then it's worth taking a visit. I saw some nice jackets last time I was there.