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    Urban Outfitters

    3.7 (27 reviews)
    Open 9:30 am - 6:30 pm

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    Maureen M.

    I don't know why I bother even going into this chain. The clothes are extremely enticing but far too expensive for my budget. You see, Urban Outfitters only stocks cool designer stuff. If money is an issue, Primark is five minutes away on Argyle Street. The bottom level of this store is dedicated to fashionable books, ornaments and cards.

    Steven B.

    Not a cheap shop. It is full of funky goodness that you wont get anywhere else though including crazy gadgets and stuff to make your kitchen a bit sexier. It's ideal for birthday presents or making small additions to your place to make nights in more bearable. My most recent purchase was a packed lunch box that looks like a cheeseburger. I took great pleasure buying a burger and putting it inside it then showing people I had a burger in my burger. Some people liked the idea, others did not. You just cant win with some people thesedays.

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    B L.

    This UO store is completely different from it's Edinburgh counterpart. That store has lots of concrete and brick decorations and has a nasty, cold and dark feeling, especially when you get towards the back. But this store however is warm and bright with chic wooden panelling and bikes attached to the ceiling on the top floor. The ground floor pays host to all the crap that you want but really don't need. This includes strange books, a shopping bag shaped like a crocodile, Unicorn Poops (a very cheap looking foreign candy which is just marshmallows with glitter sparkles) and some quirky decorations for your room. The first and second floors are the clothing areas. The first floor (the biggest floor) has been given entirely to the women and us men get the second floor, which is bigger than the ground floor but is about half the size of the first floor. I always look at some of the clothing but nothing ever appeals to me. There was a plain white t shirt with the words "I Am Rich" printed on it. They were charging £57 just for that! So expensive! While I wouldn't normally shop here, you can use it to buy novelty birthday gifts for your friends and family. For clothing however you wouldn't catch me in here. I would be either in H&M, Primark or New Look.

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    Darryl R.

    If I could spend all my student loan in one shop, Urban Outfitters would get my vote. I love the tops, and the skirts, and the dresses, and the shoes, and the bags, and the necklaces, and the... everything! ugh! Everytime I go in, there's always something screaming "BUY ME!" from the shelves, whether it's a new purse or the latest dress. Unfortunately though, prices are high, so high in fact, with my student loan by itself, I'd probably only be able to buy a dress and some shoes. If I was lucky. They also have hilarious gifts, stationery, and homewares (old style telephones, comedy mugs, condiment gun, inflatable wigs...you know, usual sort of things found in modern, stylish homes...). Not to mention the 'adult humour' section. Ha! But, the question that is begging to be answered is: is it really worth going hungry for a week because, I need a housephone shaped like a cheesburger? Computer says yes.

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    Adele R.

    As contrived as it is, Urban Outfitters is ever so cool and must be run by some of the hippest and smartest business-folks out there. It is absolutely manufactured for those of my generation, specialising in retro gadgets, books and toys on a whole floor full of lovely and wacky things to fill your home with, if your purse permits. Young hipsters are drawn in and mesmerised by the pretty things all around and the most banging music blasting from the speakers above, that is conveniently displayed for listeners to buy. Although it is often incredibly pricey, Urban Outfitters is one of the coolest shops in town, with a great range of designer apparel and cute and quirky pieces. However, one thing I've noticed is that a lot of their stuff is very of vintage style and you could probably pick up a similar and genuine vintage piece at a fraction of the price from any number of charity or vintage shops.

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    I am in love with Urban Outfitters! This great store is set over multiple levels, which means lots and lots of great stuff!

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    surprisingly good stockits of leftfield type genre music

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    Dwell

    3.4(7 reviews)
    0.2 miCity Centre
    £££

    I have been to Princes Square Shopping Centre many times but it was only recently that I noticed…read moreDwell existed! I had never even heard of the company before! I popped in for a little look around and was very pleasantly surprised. Dwell sells all sorts of home wear from big furniture items like sofas and beds to more decorative items like candles, cushions and art. Everything is very neutral and classic in style and is of excellent quality. Some items in here would make a fantastic base for decorating your home to which you could add little quirky bits and pieces to put your own stamp on the place. I think the prices are actually pretty reasonable in a "you get what you pay for kind of way". Unfortunately I can't afford any of the larger items, but if I could I would definitely invest in a few! I fully intend to go back and purchase a few of the smaller (and cheaper!) items such as a lovely lamp I saw.

    Dwell is probably my favourite furniture shop in existence; it's just a shame I can't be bothered…read moreremortgaging just to buy a table from here. The two floor store has all your weird, wonderful and quirky furniture needs for a contemporary home, but everything is so extortionately priced that whenever I go in, it's really just for window shopping. I think I've actually bought about 2 things from here and I've been in about 20. If the shop was slightly more affordable, it would be 5* without a doubt; I absolutely love the place. But it's not, so no 5th star!

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    Maia Gifts

    4.3(34 reviews)
    0.1 miCity Centre
    ££

    Clearly there is some confusion with this listing, as the Maia I went to was a wee basement shop…read morefull of knick-knacks and quirky gifts on Bath Street, not the huge glass-fronted expanse with coffee shop that people talk about in the reviews... the Buchanan Street one closed in 2011. Anyway, I was on the hunt for a particular 'Glasgow Patter' tea towel and was guided here by my online personal shopper Briony (that's Yelp for you!). Sadly, they only had a Scots patter one, not the Weegie version, so my search continued. But it looks like a nice wee store if you're looking for a gift or greetings cards. It's easy to walk past though as it is in a basement. (Didn't this used to be 23rd Precinct?)

    Love this wee gem of a gift shop. Could have spend a small fortune but am trying to be very…read morerestrained, only buy for other people and not be a selfish mare like usual. An eclectic mix of moomin candle whirlers, ipad desks, quirky jewellery, amazing cards and everything in-between. Well worth a wander if you are searching for the illusive gift for that hard to buy for sod at the bottom of your Christmas list who wants for nothing. I was in for stocking fillers for the girls and did not leave disappointed. Smudge is going to be utterly delighted with her scarf wearing panda necklace and Santa was pleasantly surprised at the less than terrifying price tag. With the additional 10% check in discount I felt positively virtuous and absolved of all the sinning I had just been committing in Waterstones. Where my restrained buying for other people plans had failed spectacularly. By the time I had reached the till I had already decided this was going to be a five star review but then the wonderful staff at the till tried to help me lug the buggy up the stairs. I say tried because I may have been using the handy basket at the bottom of the buggy to hide all the books bought in Waterstones, meaning that the buggy weighed more than a family hatchback and actually couldn't be lifted even by two people and Puff just had to suck up bumped up the stairs. A great wee shop that I'll probably be back in again before Christmas. If only because I need some of the amazing Christmas cards with huge Rudolph noses and really my tree isn't going to be finished until I have a rocket decoration hanging from it. I didn't even know I needed a rocket tree decoration, well now I do...

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    Libby Libby

    2.4(5 reviews)
    0.7 miGallowgate
    ££

    They do NOT REFUND any extra rolls of wallpaper, it is common practice to buy an extra roll or two,…read moreto allow for a mistake or if you have miscalculated. They are aware of this practice, so their no refund policy is basically ripping off the customer. After all, who wants a credit note for more paper, after finishing the job? I specifically asked if I could return extra rolls at the time of sale, only to be refused and given a useless credit note. Take your business to an honest retailer.

    I entered Libby Libby on the wrong footing since I held the door open for an exiting customer who…read moredidn't say "thanks"! Which I appreciate isn't the fault of the staff but I'm a firm believer it costs nothing to have manners and it may have left me a bit disgruntled when I got round to reviewing the place. Even if that hadn't happened, I don't think Libby Libby would have made a lasting impression on me, anyway. As far as decorating shops go it's alright, and the wallpaper designs draped down in the window display are all very eye-catching, but I didn't bank on it being that expensive. It's not grossly overpriced by any means, but considering you're greeted with very reasonable bargain bins the minute you step foot through the door it's pretty disappointing when you find there's not much more value at the back of the shop. The selection is good if a bit garish. I mean, if Libby Libby's wallpaper could speak it would all be shouting "Pick me, Simon" and vying for the customer's attention, but their selection would be great for feature walls. They've got some really up to date stuff and their kid's collection is fantastic. I was just a bit deflated by the price. I know wallpaper isn't cheap these days but I thought £10-15 pounds a roll was a bit steep. Saying that, it looks like it's durable and of a higher quality so you'll get what you pay for, They've got a nice selection of paint, some lighting bargains and are up to scratch on current trends but it was just the price that got to me. Is wallpaper really that expensive these days? It's been a while since I decorated my cave so maybe I should get out of it and give Libby Libby some business - I did really like the floral prints they had on offer. I just don't have hundreds of pounds to spare. I would say this, though - cool points awarded for wallpaper embellished with medieval knights! My next feature wall would kick serious ass with that, and I'm not even joking.

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    The White Company

    3.3(6 reviews)
    0.1 miBuchanan Street, City Centre
    £££

    I go into the White Co and dream of a future in which I shop at stores like this. Tasteful, priced…read moreby quality not fad, consistent and timeless: it harks back to a time when Ikea did not dominate and furniture was for life. Then again, this is far hipper than the stores of my youth, catering to people who know enough about style not to take risks. Due to its central location, it gets a great deal of passing trade- browsing couples and the like, and the staff are genuinely pleasant and helpful. I look, I yearn, then i go to Ikea.

    As the name suggests, The White Company sells white things, or varying shades of white like ivory…read moreor bone. Their product ranges from white apparel, linens, tableware, furniture, home and personal accessories, and random gifts. The White Company is absolutely neat and pristine, that I actually find this place appealing with my slight OCD tendencies. The home fragrances smell absolutely divine, but are actually quite pricy. In fact, the majority of items in this store come with a hefty price tag. Bed linens can start from a mere £100... pocket change really, NOT! Home fragrance diffusers will set you back £25. So until I start earning a 6-figure salary, or win the lottery and I run out of things to buy, it's nice to look at, but probably painful for the purse. Hot tip: Keep an eye out for sales, because they offer some good bargains of upward to 50%!

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