This shop is great they sell the sweetest baby items they mainly cater designer clothing with big…read morebrand names such as Berlingot, Emile et Rose, Coco, M Ma Me, Sarah Louise, Mayoral and much more. This is a shop mainly for ages ranging from newborn to 3 years old, the items can be very expensive but are very very good quality and will last you a lifetime. I have bought a few items from here for special occasions and love everything about them. They also sell very rare hand-painted african clothing and spanish shoes which are very unusual.

Petticoat Lane is a small indoor street with various shops attached. As you can tell from the…read moreexterior, it pays homage to the quaint, and though the shops have changed over the years, the ethos stays the same. In one of the windows belonging to the arcade you can see child mannequins modelling christening and bridal wear, and it has been a long standing joke that the little baldy boy looks a lot like one of my mates, even though all the child mannequins are quite freakish. It is also home to a great sweet shop, a hairdressers and some lovely vintage shops. Worth a browse.

This lovely little shopping arcade is tucked away near the top of Bold Street. The shop front is…read morereminiscent of an old-time Parisian boutique, and the entrance leads into a long, kind of dimly lit passageway with various shops on either sides. The walls inside the passage are yellow and white, with decorative windows set in them. Inside you will find a newsagent, a children's formal wear store, a vintage clothing shop, a hat shop, a vintage/repurposed jewellery store, and a hair salon. Most of the shops seemed to be closed when I went in midday, however Hope & Winkle Vintage was open, and they are well worth the visit. There's a very interesting hat shop opposite Hope & Winkle which looks to serve nearly every possible hat need you could imagine. Sarah Daly hair studio is on the second or third floor, up a very windy staircase, as is the vintage clothing shop which seemed closed when I was there. All in all, a very cute shopping arcade.

Milo's is a sweet little boutique tucked away on Button Street, it stocks a fantastic range of…read morekidswear for boys girls and baby versions of each. There stock is quite unusual appealing to th audience of "funky, cool kids" who are tired of nana's knitted jumpers. I was really impressed with the range of high quality clothes and accessories, which includes an extensive footwear range and there's even a jewellery section. The staff are really cheerful and friendly and can offer advice on appropriate sizing and suggest ensembles which is helpful if you're buying a gift.

Lovely little shop for clothes for the little ones. Based in lytham square selling gorgeous clothes…read morefrom ages 0mts -6ys. Sells lots of really cute outfits ideal for special occations should you want your little ones to look smart and well dressed. I wouldnt shop here on all occations as it is rather on the exspensive side but you get what you pay for.

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From the owner: Children's designer clothing at affordable pricesread more

Petra runs Spruced Goose with passion, she sources childrenswear from all over Europe and the…read moreUnited States and offers something different to the usual childrenswear store. She makes sure that you are 100% satisfied with every purchase.

From the owner: Spruced Goose offers a unique collection of colourful and quirky clothes and gifts for children…read morefrom 0 to teens. We provide excellent customer service and ship worldwide. Browse our collection online at www.sprucedgoose.com or instore now!

Having looked everywhere to get a pair of lace up wedding shoes for our 3 year old, we succeeded…read morehere at Bang, our first visit they did not have in the size we needed, however the manager informed us he would have them in next week, time passed and we went in and lo and behold a lovely pair of shoes, not only were they perfect but also a lot cheaper of comparable pairs we had previously seen online.

This place is a fantastic little childrens boutique in Buxton town centre. Maybe more on the…read morepricier side of kiddies clothes and toys than if you bought directly from the supermarkets and high street names but there's some really unique cool things on offer. I bought a set of high stacking boxes for my one year old daughter, each with cool animal prints all designed to help her learn numbers and names of animals and vehicles. Very cool graphics and again something you wouldn't get everywhere. Staff were friendly, great for presents too.

From the owner: Here at Minibugs Boutique we specialise in Fun Things For Fun Kids! From fairtrade cuddly toys,…read morecreative kits & gifts, wooden role playing toys, puzzles & much, much more. We also stock a range of clothes from babies up to 12 years old. Many British Organic brands such as Frugi, Toby Tiger & Little Green Radicals, as well as clothes from Joules, Aya Naya & Name It. Based in the beautiful Spa town of Buxton, we are also online where we regularly offer free delivery.

Maze is a men's clothing store along Allerton Road, where you can find all the fashionable branded…read morestuff at reasonable prices. The store is packed full of clothes which take over the walls, rather than one of those sparse stores where you walk in wondering where the clothes they sell have gone! The staff are quite friendly too, unlike staff in stores like the one I described above, who stare at you like you have three heads. All in all, not a bad little clothes store if you need to pick up something but don't fancy heading into town.

Visiting some of the men's clothing stores around the city in recent weeks, I have started to…read morereally question where I normally get my own clobber from. Every place I hace been to has been of a similar vein to Maze, plenty of big names - often emblazoned across the chest - big loud colours - often worryingly accompanied by sequins - and big prices. Maze is a store very much in the style of Dapper, Drome or the closer Cube. I had started to wonder what had become of the Scouse males favourite band, La Coste, until I was reassured that Maze still had a market for plenty of their polo shirts and jumpers here.