Surprisingly larger than the branch in Tenby, there are plenty of cut price, as well as more…read moreexpensive, clothes and it's worth a browse through the rails just in case something nice jumps out at you. I would say the clothes are mainly for middle-aged people and older, but there are also nice, fashionable, scarves and other accessories, and a small selection of home and kitchenware as well. At the moment they are selling some attractively coloured straw baskets with smaller ones inside, useful for summer picnics or shopping, for £15.

It's a good place for shopping when you feel like buying things for yourself during holiday. Main…read moreproducts are clothing and accessories. There are also corners for home decoration items if you want to get someone a present, just bear in mind that it doesnt have anything to do with Tenby or Wales' symbol so you could say you get it from somewhere in the world. The variety of brands is quite impressive and of course they don't come with cheap prices considering that they are not the lastest collection but still in full price. Having said that, I may have to take into account that I only buy clothes in London and I might see fashion with a different attitude. Perhaps it's not a good place for small women as I could not find anything that fit me - they seem to stock clothes for people in proper size only. Lots of good stuff for men though. I would say this shop is like Tenby's version of Oxford Street with less collection and less glamorous. Still, it's good to pop in when you are in Tenby, so many dainty stuff as a souvenir.

Jago is a super little boutique in gorgeous Tenby - Jago is definately on my 'to do' list every…read moretime I visit. Jago looks incredibly stylish inside and out - the window display shows some of the lovely items on sale. This boutique stocks a bit of everything. Ladies and gents clothes, jewellery and accessories are on the ground floor towards he back. Top brands are on offer, and prices are reasonable. There is a lovely gift selection, and the homeware departement has a good range of top brands and quirky unique items Theres also a selction of kids clothes and toys. Jago is the perfect shop for a small holiday town such as Tenby - it stocks unique, stylish items that can be found elsewhere, but not in such an attractive setting, with such a well maintained and controlled selection.

This business is run by brother and sister Mathew and Hannah Van Dijk who, despite the surname, are…read morePembrokeshire natives and extremely proud of it and it shows. Their website states that they had a 'desire to create a retail concept which is based on 21st century real country living and to educate UK consumers about the production of predominantly British product ranges', and they have most certainly achieved this. Whilst the product ranges are modern and quirky, they have somehow managed to retain the feel of old-style country living, and the quality that accompanies it. Their products are not just for show they stock Barbour, Hunter and Dubarry footwear, and jackets from Barbour and Chrysalis, all well-known quality brands for outdoor wear. I LOVE their collection of Summerville Scarves, which are really fashionable whilst retaining the 'country' feel. They have a great range of quality products for all sorts of home and garden needs.

Upmarket independent women's wear boutique in the heart of Narberth. If you have a wedding or a…read more'do' to attend or just like nice clothes then this is the shop for you. Situated in a small quaint shop on the High Street, it has beautiful window displays of their latest designs. Stocking designers such as Fenn Wright Mason, Nougat, Sticky Fingers and Ollie & Nic. The clothes and accessories aren't cheap but you get beautiful clothes of a very high quality. Your purchases are carefully wrapped in tissue paper and placed into a beautiful bag with rope handles, a lovely touch. The staff are very helpful and not at all pushy.