This is located on the main high street, just near the Cleveland Mall. It's small and very…read moreexpensive, it used to have half mens and half womens clothes but now the womens section is really small. As a result I haven't shopped in it much since. The staff are all very polite and helpful, it does have a nice shoe selection with modern day shoes. Sales are the best time to go to USC, they're all at least half price and then they often are on buy one get one free as well. I got £160 worth of clothes for £40 - a dress and a coat. I was pretty chuffed with that! All the latest fashions are here.

Excellent store now that it has moved location - a bigger and better Topshop!…read moreThe stock is excellent and varied and the staff are also quite helpful. Great for catwalk inspired clothes, without the hefty price tag!

Topshop is brilliant especially during slae time!…read more This store is quite big with a good range of stock including a shoe section, petite range, underwear and nightwear and of course kate moss at topshop. The store is well set off with everything easy to find. It is quite expensive but it is nice for a treat if youre looking for something extra special and their sale rack is fabulous for that budget find.

Bins or House of Fraser which it is linked to is very easy to find in Middlesbrough. On the main…read moreshopping street opposite Debenhams. The basement is the men's floor with expensive brands such as French Connection and Scot and Lyle, ground floor is mainly handbags and premium beauty products where once again those on the counters of brands such as YSL, Dior, and other big names think they are too good to talk to you. The 1st floor is my favourite having Warehouse, Oasis, All Saints, Bench and Coast on it. There is also a big underwear range including Wonderbra where the women are nice and chatty. Bins is quieter and cooler than the other department stores. It's quite an original building with no escalators (lifts of course) and quite simple but effective decor. There is also a café and a home and children's wear section.

I love the stairs in this place! They're towards the back and spiral, I remember when I was little…read moreI used to go to the top and look down. But for those not fond of walking there are lifts! It's easily accessible from the high street, and it's right near Captain Cooks Square. The basement has a cafe and mens wear. The ground is makeup, accessories, shoes and bags (essential for us girls!). I would definitely recommend the shoe department here especially at sale time, there are some really nice shoes and heels often more than half price, I got some coast heels for about £70, a bargain I thought! The first floor is younger womens fashion with oasis, coast and warehouse, it's quite pricy usually but hit it at sale time for really good reductions, especially in the coast and warehouse sections. Childrens section is also on this floor. The second floor is older womens fashion but for the younger don't be put off as there are often some good bargains lurking about. The third floor is china, the fourth homeware and the fifth beds. It's a really nice organised shop with generally helpful staff. It's a very posh awe inspiring place but it's good to shop at, just make sure you look out for sale dates!

Down stairs in River Island is where the women's wear is. I find the clothes to look raggy and…read moretatty before leaving the shop and very very rarely buy from here, even in the sales. An exception to this is the shoes and boots because they are beautiful and very high quality. I have no idea why there is such a difference but unfortunately the shoes and especially the boots are quite expensive. Upstairs is the men's wear which is much better quality. I often buy for my brother from here and for men's clothes it is quite reasonable priced. Staff are ok, not overly polite or anything but not rude.