Absolutely brilliant service, will definately order again with this company, thanks againread more

From the owner: Wholesale Supplier for Italian Fashion, French Clothing…read moreLadies Fashions Italian Plus Size Clothing Plus Size Fashion Lagenlook Clothing UK

Great service! Needed a suit which needed the trousers adjusting. Told me they would adjust them on…read morethe Sunday, have them ready for following Wednesday. I received a call from the tailor on the Sunday to say they had them and would be ready for Wednesday. I then received a call on the Wednesday to say they were ready to pick up. Very friendly staff who kept their word, what more can you ask for?

My wife wanted a Gap hoody for her birthday and I managed to get her one from this shop at 50% off…read morethe marked price. I used the saving to buy a couple of other items off the "sale rail" so she got three presents for the price of one. The only confusing thing (for me) was that the ladies wear is sized small, medium, large and extra large rather than the usual 8,10,12,14, etc. I had to take a bit of a guess as to which size to get but I got some help off one of the shop assistants and thanks to her advice I managed to guess right.

I once decided to walk from work (Salford Quays) into town down the canal. Unfortunately, I think I…read moreforgot to cross over a bridge somewhere, and I accidentally ended up at this TK Maxx. Fortunately, as Emma-Louise rightly states, this is the best TK Maxx in the world ever. I think this is mainly due to the fact it is much quieter than any other TK Maxx I've been in, meaning that the clothes are displayed in a much more orderly fashion. Not to appear snobby (OK, I know I sound like a snob) but my theory about there being so many more pairs of bargainous designer jeans here than in any other TK Maxx is that the majority of Salfordians probably feel more at home in a pair of tracky bs therefore leaving the best of the bargains untouched for visitors from the other side of the river. Maybe. The baby section here is much larger than that of Market Street's TK Maxx, which proved useful when my little nephew was born, as well as large and well-stocked accessory and homeware departments. Worth the walk.

I'm quite a patient person. I've been known to suffer fools, give the benefit of the doubt and I'm…read moreusually the last person to realise someone's not worth the time. But TK Maxx, please, for the love of all that is good and pure, do something about your changing room attendant. First I assumed he was anally retentive. He insisted I placed all my items on a clothes rail while he counted them. Then, the interrogation. Ooh, I have my nose pierced! Like people from India do! Well, indeed, it's part of modern Indian culture, originated in Middle Eastern nomadic tribes apparently. Right, now gimme my clothes. "Are you from India?" "Er, no. I'm from here. Just here." "So why is your nose pierced?" Are you serious? Let me in the changing room. "You just like it?" Oh no, I hate it. I had a needle inserted into my nostril for a dare. Yes I freaking like it, why the hell else would I be wearing it? Give me my clothes NOW! "Yes. It was something I'd wanted done for about ten years." A meek answer finally got me into the changing room. Now, this should be another five star update. I had found two pairs of Diesel jeans, each worth over £200, TK Maxx price £40, clearance prices £9 and £10. You don't get that every day. So what if they're teeny tiny sizes that make you feel like you've expanded a la Violet Beauregarde, I'll just make sure I lie down when I zip them up. Either that or it's true what they say, Yelp increases your appetite... Anyway, after being bruised by the security tags several times, I made my exit. Sure enough, Creepy McCreeperson was schmoozing... wait for this... a mother and daughter. BOTH of them. As I left I was asked more questions. Where am I from? My face looks representative of a mixture of origins. It just didn't seem to end. I was so perturbed by this, I mentioned it to my friend who'd also been browsing and trying on clothes. "Oh, the guy's unstoppable," he said. "He completely ignores the men. He's all over the women." So there you have it. Proof that this guy isn't sociable or friendly, proof that he isn't just doing his job by engaging the general public in small talk... he's - just - chatting - up - females. Ladies, if you're ever in Regent Retail Park's branch of this double-dip recession-proof beast, by all means gather up the bargain jeans, but avoid the changing rooms. Seriously, it's like they hired Lindsay Lohan as the driver of a giant truck delivering alcohol and pharmaceuticals or something. That said, three reasons I can never NOT shop at TK Maxx: 1) Amazeballs cookware (and sometimes random American food products, like Jelly Belly beans) 2) Bear Paws boots every winter 3) One of a mere three of four shops in the whole of Mancunia that stocks my bra size. Yeah, I'm looking at you, H&M, you discriminatory Swedes. Thanks TK Maxx.

This shop has been around in Chorlton for 13 years now, it sell some interesting and different…read morelabels, most from up and coming new designers and quirky European labels like labels like Ruutsoo. The shop sells clothes for both men and women with most of the pieces being a one off.... so if you like something well enough to pay the rather inflated price, the likely hood is that you will be the only person in Manchester wearing it! The shop is fairly small, but the wide range of stock is neatly placed on east access rails. The only downside is the staff sometimes seem to have been a little distracted when I popped in, I don't know if this is because I am not head-to-toe in designer gear, but I get the feeling it is!

Lovely fashion shop in Chorlton. Great range of small labels. They even sell clothes from the…read moreSwedish Bohemia label! I spent some hours there going through the pieces,nice collection of shoes as well.

Fantastic range. visit the website…read more http://www.boutiquepassion.co.uk

Tessuti at Media City's Lowry Outlet really is a huge disappointment as I found it to offer nothing…read moreunique compared to their regular stores to even meet the offering, the store felt more like a pop-up shop rather than anything (it isn't as it's been there for many years), with most of the clothes on the easily moveable stands on wheels and no aspect to the decor modified to meet the Tessuti brand, as you see in their Manchester Arndale and Liverpool locations. The fashion selection was pretty much unorganised and they had a much smaller selection of brands compared to their other stores, I get this is an Outlet store and they won't have all the brands and all the fashion but still, even the sale section of their regular stores offers better selection and value for money, there was no single item here I saw to be good value and offer anything different to the sale sections they have at their other stores. There was only one staff member who seemed very unapproachable and disinterested, I didn't see her interact with a single customer whether that be a greeting or a transaction while I walked around the store. Considering this is one of the main stores within the Lowry which is advertised outside as you go in from the Media City enterance opposite the theatre, this store really does show the sad decline of the outlet mall which hasn't received the investment as a few steps across the river has in the other side of Media City. 1*

Alankar I've been in because it's interesting, my knowledge of it is poor though so don't take this…read morereviews as god's word. I ended up in here with a female friend who found the gear i.e. saris and such very pretty. Lots of browsing revealed a big shop floor with all manner of traditional eastern dress, and the brightest fabrics etc ever known. The place is friendly and the atmosphere modern. Errm yeh..

Rude and Arrogant - poor customer service will never shop again !!!!!…read moreHad to purchase some clothes for sisters wedding - They refused to show me some of their clothes saying I couldnt afford them . Actually did me a favour as I stumbled across Shadi Mubarak on Stockport. They could learn a few things on customer service and quality from these guys Spent over £2000 - Your loss Alankar

Until last week I didn't consider myself a nudist but I am a true noodist now! This petite boutique…read moreon the leafy Beech Road area of Chorlton Cum Hardy literally drags you in off the pavement with its eye-catching window display. Whoever designed the window display is an artist as a scarecrow dressed in the most yummy butterfly halter-neck stands in a landscape of flowers. I entered in a trance like state and the lovely assistant Rebecca helpfully talked me through the stock. I loved the fact that they do not buy in bulk and you view each garment as a "piece" rather than simply clothes. Prices are moderate, slightly more than high street chains but you don't mind paying £60 for a unique Nood creation as opposed to £45 for a high street clone. Colours are bright and fabrics are great quality. Recognisable names such as Religion get into bed with new designer wares. This is no run of the mill ladieswear. A new range of gorgeous dove grey vintage inspired oilcloth bags and cute jewellery are also available to compliment your outfit. Open Monday to Saturday from 10.30am -6pm, Nood also opens its doors on a Sunday (12-5pm)- very handy for weekday nine to fivers. So did I buy the butterfly dress? Sadly no as Rebecca explained its lining was shop damaged, however she kindly offered to repair it for me. Lovely attitude, lovely shop. Definately one to seek out..

Nood has stuck around in Chorlton through thick and thin since 2001, a hard thing to do as an…read moreindependent boutique in Greater Manchester. This longevity is testament to the enduring talent of owner Alison, who has continually offered an eclectic mix of clothes, accessories and shoes from her own portfolio as well as interesting ranges from other designers like Religion, Gash and Get Cutie. It never feels stagnant in here, she keeps it fresh and all the accessories, bags and belts are so different to what you'd find on the high street. What I love most about this store though is it caters for every pocket. You can see why it has such a wide appeal.