Nestled amongst all the cafes and bakeries on Piccadilly approach is the Leather Shop. It's an odd…read morelocation for a shop like this as it's not really in any kind of main shopping area, but maybe people who have just got off a train really like leather? Maybe. If it's leather you're looking for, then this shop has lots of it. There are loads of different jackets (made of leather, blates) all for about £90 each. They've also got a good range of smart-looking shoes (again, all made of leather, you see where this is going). Randomly in The Leather Shop there is also a women's section. Unfortunately, it's just full of drab and unexciting clothes. I think they should stick to the leather.

Excellent choice of good quality leather briefcases and bags. They stock The Bridge based in…read moreFlorence which is the epitome of fine leather goods! Great knowledge of the products and so helpful. Would highly recommend.

There's nothing quite like a shop full of leather to make you feel wary about the cows. I'm sorry…read moreto put you off, but that's how I felt. Wrapped in leather houses lots and lots of premium leather goods, for ladies and gents. Luggage, briefcases, shoulder bags, diaries, make up bags, all classically designed and truly got that leather smell. Wrapped in Leather is also the largest UK stockist of the classic Italian the Bridge. If you've got the elegance, sophistication and know your real leather from the fake stuff, you need to note Wrapped in leather for your high quality purchases.

This shop has been on Warner Street for many years. There are all different types of handbags,…read morepurses etc., Yes it is expensive but you are not automatically steered towards the high end of the market or pressured to buy. You get what you pay for and all their leather items are top quality. I bought a lovely leather briefcase the other day that I am very happy with.

There are stores that have a strong identity and style and others that aim to appeal to everyone by…read morestocking a bit of everything. One glance at their confused window displays reinforces that Moda In Pelle fall firmly into the latter camp. There's no attempt to woo new customers with eye-catching graphics or cool displays, just simple rows of heels and sparkly shoes on the bottom row, ankle boots on the middle row and knee high leather, suede and jewelled boots on the top two rows. This might work if only some of the shoes and boots in the window weren't so damn ugly! Inside the shop is just as bad with radically different styles rubbing soles next to each other. I actually spotted a fabulous pair of white boots with tasteful silver studs but I wasn't going to shell out £120 on them when they were next to boots I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy! To quote teachers across the world: Must Try Harder!

You'll notice a lot of my reviews are focussing on sales at the moment... well, tis the season, and…read moreon (at the time of typing) this, the Monday that is supposed to be the most depressing Monday of the year (first bills after the festive period and what-not), what better to bring cheer to yourself (girls) or any female you know than a nice pair of footpieces. Yes, there is nothing that quite lifts the spirit like a new pair of shoes, and I have to say, Moda in Pelle has one of the best sales I've seen in a long time. A shy and retiring little boutique amongst the smaller Market Street shops, this branch just off St Ann's Square is a right little gem. And as for those reductions, well, you can't argue with a stunning pair of bright red wedge sandals reduced from £80 to £25. Yes, your eyes aren't deceiving you, and it'd be rude not to grab them - after all, thinking of that summer holiday is probably keeping you going right now... I've always found the staff in Moda in Pelle very friendly and helpful, and they give you space to browse. There's a great range of shoes on offer too, from the aforementioned wedges (and plenty of them... I love my summer wedges, so this is a must for me) to Ugg-esque Edhas and Dais and biker boots, fancy courts and pretty pumps to a lovely variety of handbags. To me it feels like a nice little halfway point between the ostentatious self-worth of Kurt Geiger and the cheerful high street demeanour of Office and Faith. If you're after a little treat in the sale, don't miss this one out.

Well, no prizes for guessing that the Leather Shop sells clothing related to leather. This can be…read moreanything from coats to accessories such as small bags. They specialise in Ladies leather and have a generous selection of childrens wear too. The shop is in an odd place of town just next to central station and for a shop of its style and class, it is not in the most appealing of locations. As for the sale sign, it is forever there as a way of attracting your attention. In terms of the clothing quality, the leather at least appears genuine and pure. You also get the familiar leather smell when walking in, which is a good sign. No high street brand names here but simply good browsing for leather lovers at costly prices as you would expect.

The Leather Shop is situated in a shopping arcade which leads to Liverpool Central Train Station…read more It is quite a large store which has a good range of leather clothing and accessories. The staff here are friendly and greet you cheerfully when you enter. They let you have a look round and then ask you after a short time if you need any help. I went in for a leather jacket. I was really sure what style I wanted, all I knew was that I wanted a black one. The man working here showed me all sorts of styles and lengths, got a better idea of what I liked, and then tailored the stock he showed me to this. I ended up getting a really nice jacket here which was in the sale, and it has lasted well. I have been back and bought a belt from here, which was reasonably priced. This is a great shop with an excellent selection.

I have used this shop for many years now and always come to this shop whenever I am in need of a…read morepurse or handbag. The owner is a lovely lady - always very helpful - as are her staff. It's great that she is still trading during these difficult economic times. if we don't use these independent traders- -they won't be there when we want someone local.

What I do not understand is how a shop so small can stock some of the best bags around. This is one…read moreof the most popular yet smallest shops in Uppermill and mostly it is women who are raiding the shelves! Every woman loves a handbag and here you will not be disappointed at all with whats on offer. Of course they have Radley like every bag shop should and Kipling and Fiorelli. It really is a great shop and I think every one should go here!

This shop is the BEST. I cannot walk past this gorgeous shop, I have to go in & check the latest…read morestyles-yes, they have everything a girl could want or need.

Burton is a shop specialising in mens clothing, the store is part of a group who also own Dorothy…read morePerkins, a female clothing brand, whose stores tend to be together as they are here, but today I will be reviewing Burton, which has nothing to do with the other aspect of the business mentioned. This Burton store is a decent size, albeit a little small, it isn't the most modern of stores either, which is a shame as in such a large mall such as the Manchester Arndale, with 60 out of 240 stores being fashion stores, to survive this store needs to set then apart from the rest for the better, which sadly I don't think they have managed to do just yet. Everything about this store just seems reasonable, average or maybe slightly poor such as the range, pricing and staff, they do have a decent selection of shoes here too, but sadly there isn't always staff about to go and get your size so it becomes a hassle, this is a shame. There isn't much else to say about a store like this except it just is fairly average and barely satisfactory in all aspects, so due to so much competition and the fact Burton doesn't seem to stand out, I can't help but feel this store only warrants a generous two stars. I am also delighted to say this review marks my 366th review of 2016, which was my goal at the start of the year and I'm pleased to finally reach it today, 231 days into 2016 which gives me an average of 1.45 reviews per day as of when this review was written, August 18th.

A note to mothers and aunties everywhere: Don't let the window displays at Burton woo you inside…read morethe store! You might find some great skinny jeans, faux-leather jackets and grey tees with cool logos but trust me, your sons and nephews won't thank you for buying them anything else from Burton. The cable knit jumpers and chunky cardigans that look so cosy? They'll be deemed a worse present than socks. The v-neck jumpers, cotton shirts and blazer jackets that look so smart and presentable? They'll be taken back for a refund in the new year. Your best bet - stick to a hipper, high street brand like Top Man, Ben Sherman or Paul Smith.

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

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