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18 years ago
good selection of clothing. decent selection of cds and videos. friendly and helpful staff and the prices are quite good.
15 Limes Walk
Oakengates
Telford TF2 6EP
United Kingdom
01952 612665
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Freespirit used to be my haven when I was at uni. They sell loads of surf and beach wear and have a…read morelarge selection of shoes. Girl stuff is upstairs and boys and shoes downstairs. It sells Quiksilver, Mambo, Billabong etc and some of its own stuff too. They also have a good selection of bags, accessories and trinkets for presents. Expect to pay top whack for branded surf gear.
always liked shopping at free spirit but its too expensive to do regularly. quiksilver and…read morebillabong have always been my favourite casual wear, and there is a nice variety here, and a good selection of other brands too
Fabulous store, great layout. Great range of jewellery, hats, bag, clothes etc. Very friendly and…read morehelpful staff that let you view pieces of jewellery and help you find the perfect piece to suit you.
This is a large store on an out of town retail park. It has plenty of parking and a wide range of…read moreproducts. It is great value for money and does some plus size clothes. It is easily accessible, being all on one floor, but can be quite difficult to negotiate with a wheelchair or pushchair.
i love matalan stores, they have a wide range of womens, childrens and mens wear as well as home…read moresection, they also do a lot of christmas gifts and cards, gift wrap. there are always plenty of staff on the tills so you are never left in ques for ages which is great when shopping with the kids as they get bored!!!
great place if your on a tight budget they are mainly second hand clothes but very decentread more
another decent charity shop that has some good quality items in if you are prepared to search…read morethough the stuff donated to them. not just clothes here but other items such as books, toys, household goods. Some good bargains to be found.
I always seems to get a something from here. The prices are really good (some charity shops are…read morestill ££), its well laid out and the staff are helpful. They also have some new gifts, as well as used clothes, shoes, bags, bric a brac, books, dvd's etc.
Good chairty shop found a nice topman t-shirt for about £2 pound, but some of the clothes are a bit…read morepricey!! videos are very cheap not much room to move around best to go in when it's quiet, staff very helpfull.
always have too much stock on display so it looks a mess and is pied on top of each other. clothes…read moreare way too pricey and you can buy new ones for cheaper in some cases. not enough space to move around either as the isles are so small. the odd bargain can be found and their books and videos are cheap though.
Cult clothing has moved around several times since I first moved to Birmingham, first swapping its…read moremodestly-sized original store for a much larger unit nearby, and then migrating to the Bull Ring when that opened. While they've always stocked the trendier end of alternative and skater fashion, as the years have worn on their gear has grown more generic while the prices have continued to climb. There are racks and racks of shirts, trousers and shoes in this latest incarnation of the store, but you'll be lucky to find anything that doesn't have the Super Dry brand name plastered all over it. I don't know about you, but I prefer my alternative clothing to have a little less of a uniform feel to it. The clothing is pretty high quality and there are some really funky designs if you're willing to have a bit of a dig through, but at the prices Cult charge you're better off shopping elsewhere for your skater/surf wear.
I remember the original Cult Clothing store just off New Street - it then moved to bigger premises…read morejust up the road, and finally fell to the lure of the Bullring as did most stores that were outside that precious boundary! The new store is average really. Split over two levels, I've always found the clothes quite close together and it quite difficult to manoeuvre around the store. The staff at this new store (whether it's the change of premises affecting their mood, or new staff) seem to be much ruder than before, and in my experience have been quite reluctant to assist! The range of clothes, however, is quite good, and the store is a decent size. A bigger shoe department might be beneficial. At the moment it quite lets the shop down.
not a great selection and can be a bit cramped in places but overall not a bad shop. not too pricey…read moreas some charity shops are these days and the staff are always very friendly. good selection of womens clothes and books.
An average charity shop. As part of a chain BHF's price's are higher than some other charity shops…read more This shop is often busy which is nice but can get difficult in narrow aisles and the staff whilst not rude are not very friendly either. Worth a visit for the more experienced chazzer only.
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