Was a smaller but good enough shoe shop,i remember that once there was also a Radio,Record Player &…read moreVinyl record selling store in the Station Road Shopping Parade circa late 1960's,early 1970's. I renember buying " You Can Get It If You Really Want it" by Desmond Dekker & " Bad Moon Rising by Creedence Clearwater Revival whose songs now survive live with founder member John Fogerty. Not sure of shops family name or wether it had a goods connected name? Im not sure why they closed, but was open in the Skin's & early Suedehead fashion era, we used to check out the bargain stand for cheaper vinyl bargains also as school kids.

Not the biggest of the Blunts chain but always had good service here. Very friendly place with some…read moregood bargains.

Very nice place but alway packed.Only problem is that there are only a few tills but always have…read moreupto date in fashion clothes cheap and accesories. Always seem to have shoe sale. At christmas have a wide range of gifts and students get discount with nus card which is always a good thing as every penny counts.Also have a little but good mens range. New look has a range of pusscat dresses and they are a little bit more that new look clothing but are unique. I recommend this shop always find good bargains and they have an escolator if you are coming in from the outside of town by house of fraiser. Very good access.

High Street fashion chain for men/women/kids in a range of sizes. One of the few places in Wolves…read morethat sells kids clothes in 11 - 15 age range. Personally I love their printed t-shirts and get all mine from here. Reasonable prices. They have loads of tills at the checkout. Staff are always friendly.

Cheap and cheerful shoe shop. I bought some metallic bronze court shoes from here to wear to a…read morewedding recently. They were only about £14 but look more expensive. Very good.

My new boots are fantastic - great price too. Lizzie and Jack were both delightful and very…read morehelpful. Thank youooooo Clarks.

As I mainly only wear clarks shoes I get most of my shoes from here. Get's a little busy at times…read moreand the means section gets cramped. They have some good sales though (have a sale all the time these days!) with more bargains than other Clarks branches.

Now actually moved to queen street which is not far. I love this shop, a nice little boutique…read moreselling ladies clothes, handbags, acessories and shoes. A lot of what appear to be one off's or that they only have a few of each item. Shop is run by a husband and wife who are both really friendly and always helpful. Has some really nice unique items for sale.

As a dancer at heart, who grew up in Wolverhampton I know this shop like the back of my hand. It's…read moresplit into 2, on the left you have the bridal shop and on the right the dancer's heaven. They have everything you could ever want to wear or show off in at a dance exam or for a show. They do a wide variety of ballet blocks, which have to be moulded to your exact foot size and the assistants in here are very attentive and know exactly what they're doing. You can get leotards, tights, sequins, extras for costumes, feather bowers and many more sparkly things. They have fitting rooms in the back and comfy pink cushioned stools to try shoes on from. The only thing I can say bad about this place is the price, but it is a source of professional and well-made dance wear. As a young child you'll enjoy your visit with all the bright colours surrounding you, but as a parent you'll cring at the price.