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1 year ago
i have always love Clark's shoes. At lease almost fifty years comfortable last a long time.
15 years ago
I have always only bought children's shoes at Clarks but my shopping experience as always been first-class: friendly, dedicated staff, very helpful. No problem ordering items in. Very patient even with the youngest of children. read more
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Buyer Beware!! Aftersales service non-existent. Owner quite rude…read more Bought a pair of defective Heavenly Feet boots which fell apart after short time - owner refused to have anything to do with the matter and said "what did I expect, I'd had them 6 months"! She also told me that if I was "one of those people that had the time on my hands to follow the matter up with the manufacturer, then that was my choice!" Heavenly Feet customer services, however, had a very different view and replaced the boots immediately. They were also very concerned about the attitude of the owner of this shop. Never again will I visit Conwy Strollers.
Matalan is an out of town discount retailer providing great value fashion items and homewares…read more They have a Membership Card scheme which is free to join but just gives you some extra benefits, like money saving offers and regular updates by mail. The fashion in Matalan is up-to-date and offers a good selection of own brand items along with well known brands like Pringle, Wrangler, Calvin Klein, Falmer and Playtex. They have clothes for all ages, men, women and Children. Whilst the clothes are cheap they dont comprimise on Quality. I have just bought a great value Christmas Party Outfit - Dress £20, Bag £2.50, Shoes £12 Its unbeatable value. The Homeware range is excellent value for money and they always have the latest styles and products on offer. It's a great place to buy Christmas Gifts and Decorations, I always manage to find beautiful and unique Christmas Decorations and Cards. Whilst the location is out of town and not easy to get to it s well worth the extra mileage to get the bargains. Parking is great too, always plenty of spaces nearby. Another bonus is that Matalan now accepts Love to shop Vouchers which I always save up from Cash Back Sites and work related promotions so my the end of the year I have a nice stash of vouchers so spend on all sorts of goodies from my local Matalan store.
Can't really fault the place. They sell clothes that are of a pretty decent quality at low prices…read more If you're looking for menswear but don't go in for all that poofy fashion stuff that's all the rage these days, you'll have no trouble finding solid basics at Matalan. If you want to look like Russell Brand in frilly shirts, waistcoats, pink tshirts etc you're better off at topman, but for a pair of standard blue jeans, maybe a shirt for work, or a casual tshirt that's not covered in flower print, Matalan's the place to go. Well, Matalan or Next, Next dearer with no tangible difference in quality (I shop at both) Matalan also stock have plenty of fashionable womenswear, and even stuff for my gran too. Plenty of kids clothes, though I find that baby clothes tend to vary in quality quite a bit. Believe it or not the better baby clothes tend to be from tesco and asda. There's a homeware section that seems reasonably priced, they have very nice quilt covers at less than hal;f the price of Debenhams etc. There's also a kids toys and books section that seems to just sell rubbish to be honest. They could maybe get rid of this and maybe have a bit more shoes or something. There's never a problem parking thanks to the huge car park, more than can be said for Debenhams, Topman or Burtons. Worth a look, don't be snobbish about the place, if you're heading to Next pop into Matalan first for a browse, it might surprise you.
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Went in here on the off chance of getting a pair of shoes on the quick as didnt have time to go…read moreinto Llandudno, being a size 12-13 didnt think id get anything, I was wrong, the lady there couldnt have been any more helpful if she wanted too and I had a choice too which I didnt expect, and not expensive too like I expected so would recommend it for everyone, we will go back
First Language is Cymraeg (Welsh) 2nd is Saesaneg (English)…read more If what you want is not in she gets it for you in a day or two, normally what you want is held. The Lady is always helpful and pleasant - whatever you need - a pair of shoes/boots or shoe laces.
Famous Footwear offers a plethora of footwear such as genuine leather shoes, sandals and slippers…read more(for both sexes). I don't think there was any type of shoe I did not see at this wonderful shoe store! From the outside, this shop actually looks like a discount shoe store but when you enter, you'll begin to understand why it's called Famous Footwear - that's for a very good reason. Amongst their shelves, they stock some classic brand names like Hush Puppies and Ravel; these are typically those you can trust for quality and durability. Prices do vary from the cheap to the high-end so expect a balanced selection of shoes to suit all ages and styles. You have two floors of decent footwear, so no excuses!
Shoe Zone is a cheap and cheerful shoe shop in the Bayview Centre in Colwyn Bay which we use mainly…read morefor the kids. We take them to Clarks which is just opposite to get their feet measured then head straight to Shoe Zone to buy some shoes (sorry Clarks!). The quality isn't great but kids shoes either get wrecked or grown out of in no time so it isn't worth spending lots of money on them. As such Shoe Zone is an ideal money saving option.
What can I say about Shoo Shoo that will make it different to all the other shoe shops in the…read moreprecinct? Nothing. Because it isn't. Although this one is probably the biggest and branches into kids shoes as well as adults. There is a lovely range of gladiator sandals ready for the summer on the right hand side of the shop (as you look at it) that made me go 'oooh' for a second before I realised I've not booked a holiday this year and England is too cold for sandals. Also on this side of the shop are the shoes that make you wonder 'do real people buy these or just the strippers?' There are a few stand-alone units that tend to have all the sale shoes on - if you're lucky you can get a fashionable bargain here. And then there's the kids' shoes on the other side, which freaks me out a bit when you hear the thick scouse accent exclaim "eh girl look at these - they'd be boss on the baby!". My opinion on how to dress kids is like this: until they are old enough to think for themselves they should be dressed like children. Not like Britney Spears. Shoes for children should be bought from Clark's and nowhere else. However, I think I'm pretty much alone in that. So: get your shoes from here if you want them cheap but fashionable and fairly sturdy, unless you're buying from the kids' section, in which case prepare for my disdainful looks!!
Don't know about anyone else but I love visiting this shop. I always leave with at least two pairs…read moreof shoes or sandals. Maybe it's because I'm not from Liverpool and I travel from Huddersfield to get away from seeing same old same old. I only wish we had a shop similar to This. The shoes are priced well and there shouldn't be any complaints. The staff are very helpful and I will continue to shop there.
I was in bangor last weekend for a shopping spree with some friends. We had heard of a good shop by…read morethe name of Quest so decided to give it a go. I was suprised to see the amount of good brands and different looks available,.The staff are very helpfull and they even ironed one of my tops as i was going straight out that evening. very good visit.
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Original Factory Shop is a rapidly expanding chain of discount stores who have recently opened…read moreseveral new shops in former Woolworths stores in North West Wales. The Colwyn Bay store however has opened in what used to be the Litten Tree pub. It's a decent sized shop, spread over two floors. A bit over half the shop is given over to clothing and shoes but you'll also find lots of other stuff including toilettries, household appliances, DVDs and so on. Personally I was a bit underwhelmed. It's not all that cheap, mainly because a lot of the stock is expensive to start off with so even discounted it's still quite expensive. It's a bit like one of thise ex-catalogue shops were all the RRP's are twice what they are anywhere else. OK but not great.
My Girlfriend asked me to pop into the store to grab a DVD as we thought they would be cheap, and…read morethey were. I bought a copy of 300 for £5 which was very cool. I also decided to buy a pair of Sketchers for my girlfriend after she met me, i was impressed as I thought it was like the pound store. Will visit my local Prudhoe store now i think
Cotton Traders is a nice shop selling decent quality ladies and mens casual wear. Much of what's on…read moreoffer is quite plain looking, the exceptions being the rugby shirts and Guinness branded items. It's the ideal place for middle aged people who don't want to stand out in a crowd (providing they don't buy any Guinness rugby shirts).
Claire's Accessories stocks a lot of accessories. Surprised? Seriously though, there are a lot of…read moreaccessories on offer here not for me, but if you're a lad looking for something for your girlfriend or sister or whatever, then pop in and you might find something. It is fairly cheaply priced as well. The staff are very friendly, always wanting to assist you in your purchasing of accessories and the like. It is quite a small store, but given the fact that most of the accessories on offer are very small themselves, this is not such a huge problem as you might imagine. Worth a look.
This used to be a rare type of shop - been updated over the past 3/4 years, so not quite as old…read morefashioned as it was. Its set on 3 floors and has one of those old, quaint, cage type lifts that takes about 4/5 people - worth going in just to use this! The shop sells; clothes, leather goods, gift items, china, household goods etc. Not as many as before, but its still a good shop.
If you like good department stores then this is the shop for you.I love this shop, even though it…read morehas been updated it's still like stepping back in time and I expect to see Mrs Slocombe :) There is an old fashioned metal see through lift that will take you to the various floors. This shop sells good quality at good prices. The staff cannot do enough to help you and are always very friendly
This isn't a particularly big store but it is by some way the biggest clothing shop in Colwyn Bay,…read morewith ladies and childrens clothing downstairs and menswear upstairs. It all a bit cheap and cheerful and they seem to do more casual than formal wear but if you're clothes shopping on a budget then you won't go too far wrong here.
excellent merchandising which is good, yeh some stuff cheap and cheerful…read more as Colwyn Bay has few big shop's and not many selling men's clothes. I like the fast turn over of fashion, and how it's is kept up to date. The lady who served me was very friendly. you don't get that in all shop's so well done Peacock's
Great hairdressers, lovely owner can't go wrong :)read more
If I need to buy a greetings card or gift then Card Factory is the first place I look. It's…read moreconsiderably cheaper than the likes of W. H. Smiths and Birthdays. The quality might not be brilliant but it's usually good and certainly they offer excellent value for money. They sell cards for all occasions along with mugs, small ornaments and so on. The only problem is that the shop is so brightly lit you need sunglasses to go in there!
There are now three Port Meirion Shops in Porthmadog, the two at the Ffestiniog Railway end of town…read moreare both stock top quality Port Merion pottery, with one also having a full range of kitchen wear and gifts. The one at he other end of town is a factory shop, great for picking up seconds.
I like all the products in this shop and it is well laid out. There is plenty of room to move…read morearound, especially if you have a pram. Friendly staff, but thins are often overpriced.
My favourite Shop in Conwy - A typical Gift shop full of Quirky and unusual items that make great…read morepresents. I always buy my Birthday or Occasion cards from here as they have such an unusual selection. They also stock a range of clothes, which are good value and different. You know that you wont have one of those nightmare moments when you walk into a room and somebody is wearing the same dress!! They only stock a few of each size which makes the clothes rare. You could spend hours in this shop, the lay out is a bit cramped and there is a real mish mash of stuff on offer so it takes a while to look at everything. But I never manage to come away empty handed, there is always something that I want and feel that I just cant live without. Highly recommended for one-off, original Gifts.
Popped in here early Saturday morning as my better half's boots had given up the ghost immediately…read morebefore we set off to take on the Watkin Path. We were expertly and enthusiastically aided by a chap who's name I unfortunately didn't catch who found us a great replacement pair (to some very stringent requirements) and went very much above and beyond to make sure we were fully set. I'm glad to report that the boots made it comfortably up the path and back down again and are ready for their next adventure. Many thanks!