Ive known them for so long. Good bike shop. Good owner. Lots of stocks . No frills no thrills bike…read moreshop in Makati.

Okay, let's get the obvious out of the way. Endless Bike Shop is located at the less fashionable…read moreside of Makati. It's open air, and it honestly looks like a streetside car repair shop. Now if you're the kind of biker that gets turned off by such details, then this isn't the bike shop for you. However, if you're looking for incredible value, a great selection of bike parts that's well within your budget, backed up by skilled mechanics, then Endless is the place for you.

Don't have any problem with the store. I do love that they change up. The display is quite often…read more My teammate and I would walk over daily and I'm not sure how often they change over the displays, but I wouldn't notice these subtle changes. I love how they have very cool clean clear sections. I do think the outfits are put together by corporate so doesn't allow for a lot of creativity, but things are grouped together pretty closely where you can create nice fashionable looks.

When I first heard that H&M was opening in the Philippines, I was ecstatic. My first thought was…read morefinally! A lot more affordable and trendy options for clothing. No need to visit Hong Kong anymore to go shopping. I was so happy to see that this particular branch was huge! It can definitely take hours to roam around and fit clothes alone. And just as expected, price were affordable. My kuripot always allows me to buy an item or two to my delight. Service-wise, I think H&M is really one of the best. Whilw it can get a lot chaotic and messy at times, you'd have to understand that they have thousands of clothes going in and out of theire store, needing folding, hangering, steamed ,etc. better cut them some slack. Sales are always a delight especially when they come in my size.

I am not a fashionable person. I grew way into my teenage years just wearing anything that's given…read moreto me, as long as it isn't hot or it doesn't itch. I'm not a follower of trends as well. I just have stuff that I like and I stick to them, until someone tells me that I look stupid for still wearing something that's not uso anymore. PROS: Good thing, shops like Pop Culture in Trinoma exists. They're like fashion blogs in real life - where trendy, not so expensive, and not so mainstream styles and designs are available for purchase. I like looking at online stores but I'm too scared of actually ordering one because I don't think clothes could typically fit my weird frame. So shops like Pop Culture - a collective of local fashion enterprises - help me by making me stay on trend and on style but without breaking the bank; I had a headband obsession before, and Pop Culture doesn't have a shortage of accessories as well. They even have Shoebox, for those who need work-appropriate flats. I like their simple designs and good quality. CONS: You may get lost in all the choices and stalls inside, but that's OK. Take your time, fit stuff, and take it all in slowly. That's what I say to myself. TL;DR: You don't have to be an über fashionista to appreciate the pretty, quality, and reasonably-priced goods of the stalls inside Pop Culture.

Honestly, most trends in fashion confuse the hell out of me. I like to be stylish, yes, but…read moresometimes I'm too weirded out by what society calls cool to follow along. Birkenstocks and tiny, ripped denim cutoffs, I'm looking at you. However, I always enjoy browsing the mini clothing stores in Pop Culture, because amongst all the trendy stuff, you just might chance upon an awesome, must-have item that looks like it was made for you. A lot of dresses, crop tops, and mini skirts here, though there is a stall that sells cool handmade bracelets and necklaces. If you're lucky, you can find fun socks here too. Best of all is that everything here is hella cheap for the decent quality. I have bought gifts for friends here more than once, because there's some variety and it's not too hard to find something nice that won't kill your budget. You know what, for my birthday or Christmas just give me one thousand pesos and leave me in Pop Culture.

I am a Cotton On girl. Like seriously, when we go to SM North's the Block and my friends would walk…read morestraight to Forever 21 or Uniqlo, I go for the smaller Cotton On shop. I couldn't leave without at least one thing from that place. During the rare times that I shop for clothes, Cotton On will always be my first choice. So when they opened their store in UP Town Center, I was all "YAY! Nearer branch!" But what I got was more than the jubilation of finding out my favorite store's a few meters away from my place. PROS: This Cotton On branch is a two-floor, sprawling expanse of bright lights and high ceilings filled with pretty clothes for the twenty-something; Their selections have more variety than their SM North branch. They even have a whole section for underwear and lingerie; In a world where clothes only fit for those with perfect curves, I have found my niche in their fit-and-flare dresses. Plus, their name pretty much says it. Cotton On's wares have great fabric quality because it's mainly cotton. Perfect for me who easily itches or sweats; You know the perfect balance of a store attendant who helps you when needed but doesn't hawk on you when you're still browsing? Their staff's like that. CONS: Sales are rarer in this branch, but I don't really mind since they're not that expensive in the first place. TL;DR: This is my favorite branch of my favorite store. Cotton On is one of my happy places.

Cotton On - just saying these words make me smile already. Cotton on is a great store to go into…read moreeven if you are on a budget. If you ever find something you like, it does not feel so bad to buy it, the damage would not be that great compared to buying something in Top Shop or Dorothy Perkins. They have really nice basics - tops, skirts, shirts, etc. Their collection is also really nice, it has something for everyone, whether they are the girly, sporty or artsy type. Their clothes also fit very well, just be careful to follow the washing conditions because some of the items that I have bought fit nicely the first few times I wore them, but gradually, the sides started to droop and the cloth got a bit loose. Their 'ruby' shoes are also super cute! They have nice designs and are usually super comfortable! Overall, Cotton On is a good alternative to the likes of h&m and forever 21.

I was so happy when H&M opened a branch in SM Makati. Since I live close by to the mall, I don't…read morehave to haul myself all the way to SM Megamall to get my fix of the fast-fashion mega brand anymore. Each time I'm about to enter the store, I get giddy. I really don't know why. There's something about the gang of well-dressed mannequins by the entrance that gets me excited. The store itself is so humongous that sometimes, I actually get lost inside. And because it's so big, there's really something for everyone. They've got the basics, the trendy stuff, cool athletic wear, the fashion-forward pieces, menswear, kids wear, tons of accessories and even an earth-friendly line. Did I tell you how glad I was when H&M opened near my place?

Sunglasses I bought were low quality, got ruined after a day. I tried bringing it back to have it…read moreexchanged but apparently they have a no-return policy for accessories. Ronald tried to assist me but he was of no help. Disappointed with their service, I thought it was high quality.

Uniqlo is now one of my favorite brands. When I say brands I do mean brands and not just clothing…read morein particular. I mean, I love the fact that Uniqlo sells high quality stuff at extremely low prices. They make the expensive stuff very affordable. Uniqlo gives people what they're really looking for, value. Price is what we pay for. It's the money that leaves our pocket or wallet. Value is what we in turn receive and Uniqlo gives it in spades. I mean, damn, some of their products are made from supima cotton. It's some of the best fabrics on the planet. I'm no expert, but the fact that they're able to sell it at such a low price point is amazing to say the least. I walk into Uniqlo with a few thousand pesos and walk out rich in clothes. They have almost anything I could possibly be looking for. The fun thing about Uniqlo is that it's always like this massive store that feels more like a grocery store than a clothing store. You'll here someone say something over the mic about a special discount or what not. The Uniqlo in SM is by far my favorite since it's the biggest one among the lot.

Uniqlo is probably my favorite clothing brand right now. It's simple and minimalistic, with the…read morebasics that get you through every day in style. Their jeans are so comfortable and it's great how they're so stretchy. Also, their tees are great! The recent collections of their graphic tees include Star Wars, American Movie Characters, Pixar, and a whole lot of other neat, sleek designs. Their shirts really get you to breathe comfortably, and the cloth just feels so good that I even wear the nice shirts at home! Also, one of the more popular choices in Uniqlo for the college males are the Easy Shorts, and with all those different colors to choose from, it's not hard to see why we like to hoard as many as we can and wear them every day. They're just so comfy! Uniqlo is priced awfully okay for an international brand, and there are always some items on sale. Something completely underrated in Uniqlo: the socks. They're so cute, and some of the nice designs go as low as P90 per pair when they're on sale! They're such a steal.

Uniqlo is without a doubt, the best place to go to when you're in need of the best basics. Plaint…read moreT-shirts, underwear, pajamas, jeans, shorts, socks - you name a basic clothing need, they've got it. What I like most about Uniqlo is how everything is presented really well. You've got a whole row of shirts, jeans and shorts in every color of the rainbow neatly presented in a nice, bright, minimalist space. As always, the Japanese really have the science of retail down to the last detail. Recently, Uniqlo has also branched out in creating sportswear and once again, I am a fan. They've got all sorts of leggings, sports shirts, lightweight jackets, jogging pants and so much more. Perhaps what's even better than the abundance of choice that Uniqlo offers is the affordability of their products. Ultimately, it is quality that everyone can afford.

The first time I heard about Uniqlo was when I visited Osaka about 3 years ago. Never imagined that…read moreUniqlo would show up in Manila! Like with all Uniqlo branches, the store has everything and is well organized, clean and bright. :) Like any girl, we all have "problem areas." What I mean is, I'm sure you have a part of your body that, no matter what outfit you wear, the fit will not work! Well, mine is my butt + thighs. Which is why I do not like wearing jeans and pants. If I do need to wear a pair, I always end up wearing leggings. This all changed when Uniqlo came into my life! Two words: Leggings Pants. Best thing ever! I've tried jeggings but they would either be too tight or use an uncomfy fabric. Worst of all, the stretch goes away over time. That's what makes Uniqlo's Leggings Pants different. They are super comfy and the fit is always just right. Also, when you pick your size, that is the exact size for all the other items. So, I don't have to worry about getting the wrong size or wrong fit. LOVE IT! :) In addition, Uniqlo always comes out with a collaboration collection. If you're looking for that specific collaboration t-shirt or coat, this branch would have it in stock. I also love the organized lay out of each floor, the merchandise is more visible and easier to choose from.

Like I said in some other reviews.. I love everything that comes from Japan…read more And Uniqlo is no exception. Here you will find all the basic clothes you are looking for in all colors and sizes you need. Save money on your basic, so you can spend some on your accessories that will set you apart. Their clothes are of high quality and will last you a long time. I especially like their pants, socks and other items you only find here for a low price e.g. cute and comfy house sandals. No wonder Uniqlo thinks it can be no1 fashion retailer by 2020 (it's currently number five if I'm not wrong).