Well, the quality of their goods isn´t probably the best one, but their clothes are modern and…read morefast-moving and at very funny prices ... Jeans, a sweatshirt and two T-shirts for 25 pounds? Well, one would even forgive them that it was a superhuman task to get a larger size than M when looking for gent´s clothes - and my partner wears only L, he is really no blue whale :D No, zboží se asi kvalitou nezapíše do dějin lidstva, ale jde o moderní, rychloobrátkové oblečení za velmi legrační ceny... Džíny, mikina, dvě trička za 25 liber? No, to by jim člověk odpustil i fakt, že v pánských velikostech sehnat cokoli většího, než M - a můj muž má jen L, žádný plejtvák obrovský vážně není - byl nadlidský úkol :D

I called into primark today looking for an outfit 60s vibe. I found the perfect skirt in the sale…read moreand looked for a top to match. There were many jumpers to hand but only 1 in my size and cour. The problem was the jumper had a few pulls on it. I spoke to the girls on shop floor and very helpful. I thought I would get a decent discount but manager offered only 10 percent standard I suppose. I declined but then was amazed to see them putting the jumper back on the shelf after knowing it was damaged. The floor girls were there the manager right behind the worker putting it back on the shelve. I told the manager it was a disgrace and left the store. No plans too return as the manager showed no customer service and possessed 0 in etiquette. Primark or nomark especially for the manager I saw today. Thanks. Susan walkden. Ashton on ribble preston. Pr2 1tb.

Cracking independent clothing store just off Oldham Street in the Northern Quarter. I've been…read morecoming here for a good few years now and for a few good reasons: Firstly the staff are always very helpful and friendly (which for a clothing store is as rare as the Pope's daughter making an appearance on one of those sub cable 'late night telephone chat broadcasts') a process for business which is hardly rocket science. Secondly, a large proportion of the stock they sell are from home grown Manchester brands such as 'Bench' and 'Fenchurch' always feels good to eat and wear local produce. Thirdly (and a personal reason I guess), most of the clothes in this store seem to hang upon my body in an almost relaxed and symmetrical manner...unlike certain other stores which leave you looking like a p**d up accountant at a Hard-Fi gig at the 'Manchester Central' or Mark Ronson at the Apollo. The 'Tee's' for example sit snugly and firmly around my neck rather than hanging limply like a cheap wellington boot almost presenting my man chest to a disapproving set of Saturday shoppers (given up the fight with immac). They often have sales which, as the prices are pretty decent anyway makes a kit out here a bargain. There is also a second Westworld Store in the Triangle, Exchange Square if you're in that end of town.

Overpriced asbo-clothes…read more On the plus side though, this is a true Manchester home-grown brand as Paulo pointed out. The Westworld retail empire (10 shops in 9 cities nationwide!!!!!) is based in Manchester and pushes mostly Manchester-based brands, particularly its own brands (or rather those of its parent company), Bench and Hooch. T-shirts (or 'tees' as they call them), possibly featuring images of pop-culture communist icons, jeans (or 'a jean' as they call them), to be worn no higher than the knees, and, of course, hoodies. All for very slightly-beyond-reasonable prices. I think this place has really lost something since around October 2005 though... can't put my finger on it...

Probably the best value clothes shop in town. All of the clothes are very cheap, but sometimes the…read morequality is questionable. It might be a good place to get basic stuff like socks and sleepwear. The womens clothes are acceptable, but mens fashion is a disaster - I don't like any of the designs, they are cheesy and look a bit mid/late 90's. There is always a large queue, what is not nice, also due to the fact that the shop itself is rather dull and dose not offer a good shopping experience.

I dont think this place can be beaten on price. On Quality though it sure can be beaten...on some…read moreitems. Tshirts from £3!! And some are actually alright for just wearing through the day on days when you dont care what you look like. Some of the clothes are really good quality and for the price you cant go wrong. Although some items look like they wont last one cycle in the washing machine. But I suppose thats why its cheap. Depends what you like. If you like cheap and cheerful then get to Primark, and get a new wardrobe for £40!

Topshop in Stockport is located in Merseyway shopping centre next to WH Smith. To be honest I don't…read morelike this shop. The range they sell looks scrappy and the clothes don't look like good quality for the ridiculous prices you pay for them. The staff usually look bored and fed up, and aren't forthcoming in helping you. On the plus side, the store is well laid out, and you can find what you are looking for quite easily. The men's section is much better, and the staff there are much more helpful and pleasant.

Topshop in Stockport had a refurb a few years ago and now it is great- it looks really modern and…read morespacious inside. It is situated on the high street opposite Woolworths and there is a large downstairs with mens and womens clothing and then upstairs there is more womens clothing and shoes. They have a wide selection of womens clothing and also stock the Kate Moss range which does lovely clothes. The staff are always helpful and will get other items for you if you need them when you are in the fitting rooms. I love the clothes in Topshop- they are stylish, fit well and look great. They can be a nit pricey though so I don't shop that that often.

Yes we have Primark in some U.S. cities now and I've been to most of them. But shopping Primark in…read morethe U.K. is different and better. I love this store franchise and have for years! Always a must stop when across the pond. This particular location is clean and bright with friendly service and a crazy good collection of clothing, accessories, and more. Looking forward to visiting this location again.

Primark came to my attention on Yelp. When I was with my daughter we had to go to Primark. The name…read morewas unknown to me but she knows her stores in any country! I still have my tote bag and a brochure. I'll have to find them and post photos. I'm highly recommending anytime you have the opportunity to shop Primark.

Espree? E-spirit? I still don't know how to pronounce it. And I was something of a latecomer to…read morethis store, but I'm glad I gave it a try during last year's scary recession sales as I found two things I can get on board with - low prices and simplicity. This is a great shop if you're after the basics. From jumpers to chinos, everything you want to slouch about in on a casual Friday is here in spades. The nightwear is cute as a button, from velour comfies to baggy checked pants. And the maternity clothes are just adorable. You won't find anything ridiculously cutting edge, but that's the beauty of it, Esprit has a certain market cornered and it's sticking with it, along with earthy colours and soft fabrics. I popped in here with an old work colleague during a lunch break and was pleasantly surprised to find some wool sets. I walked away with a sweet pair of lilac gloves which came complete with wrist-warmers, great, as I've said before, for all these 3/4 sleeve jackets we have to deal with these days. It's perfect for stocking up your wardrobe with comfy plain vests, T-shirts, and the outerwear is practical and warm. The underwear is a little more stylish and very pretty in a classy way, and jeans are simple and well fitted. It might not be an afternoon of style experimentation, but an afternoon in Esprit is one well spent.

When are affordable clothing stores going to realise that over embellishing their T shirts, jeans…read moreand whatnot is fooling none of us into thinking that it's high fashion? If anything, the stupid and meaningless statements and cringingly tacky patterns serve only to act as a big badge that says "Look at me!!! I bought this on the cheap!!!". Why don't they just know their level and keep it simple? A plain T shirt, a basic hoodie- it doesn't matter where you buy those, look at H&M or Primark. But places like Esprit (and Next, River Island and Burton) have to act all Johnny Big Bollocks and do a Jackson Pollock over their entire range in a misguided attempt to pull that wool. Leave my wool alone Johnny B!

I may be a little taller than average but not so tall I need to shop here. It was with my giant of…read morea sister that I headed here. This place really is great. My mum and sister have often visited the Long Tall Sally in York and remarked on how much bigger the Manchester branch is. The staff are unbelievably lovely and kind - even if you're a shortarse, just go try something on and parade around for a bit as they will shower you with compliments!* The clothes here are expensive by my pauper standards, but they seem good quality and there is a good mix of practical basics and stylish fashion items - I think this shop is a bit of a lifesaver for people who are just too long and tall for high street shops. The store itself is clean and well laid out. * I don't actually recommend you do this - but wouldn't it be lovely if there was somewhere you could go specifically to get compliments? One can dream...

If you are tall and a woman (or wanting to dress like a woman) then this is the place for you. 10…read moreyears ago I would not have bought anything from here - the clothes were frumpy or combined all fashion styles in one item! But things have improved dramatically over the last four or five years. The clothes have improved in quality, there is a fantastic selection of basics through to fashion items, items for the beach through to evening wear, items for the young and old. I now have regular trips to the Manchester store. It is always clean and the clothes are well presented. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful. The changing rooms are spacious with a bench set at an appropriate height for those of us who are blessed with 34 inch or longer legs! What more could a tall girl ask for!

i buy a lot of my work clothes from next and always in the sale…read more i hate walking around shops so i always order on line and usual pick them up from the town branch free of charge or have them delivered for £3.95. when you go to pick them up you usually go to customer service where they have your order ready from you and you always get a confirmation by email to say when you can collect or they say which day they are going to deliever,service is always good in here and staff are helpful

This store really has improved with its refurb becoming a modern store which also houses a barbers,…read morerestaurant, Costa Coffee and Paperchase. While I so feel much of there fashion is catered to a more older market and the staff could be a little more helpful, I do still feel this is becoming one of the better stores within the Manchester Arndale to warrant an upgraded rating as it is one of my favourite stores within the Next chain. 4*