CS^2 (that is CS Squared) is a sportswear shop in St. Johns Precinct which offers a wide variety of…read morefamous brands such as Reebok, Adidas and Kickers. This shop will obviously suit you if you are a fan of branded fashion clothing, all of which are up-to-date and trendy in style. They sell everything from tracksuits to trainers and jogging wear. Prices are quite reasonable throughout and there are often special offers such as (currently) two pairs of jeans for £15. This is a place well worth browsing if you are looking for something affordable. The staff are friendly, service is good and the layout of the shop is logical, bright and spacious. Also, this shop is usually less filled with customers which means that you can often receive more attention when required.

Liverpool 1, Everton 2 - ahh, brilliant. Well done chaps, after finally getting their arses into…read moregear from being light years behind most other premiership clubs in terms of marketing themselves, Everton has finally come up with a gag. Now that they have arrived in a prime location, however, EFC has a flagship store in the heart of L1. I was a little disappointed with the choice of clothing as I would have liked more casual streetwear or retro kits, however, there is loads to choose from in terms of kits - the new away kit is a clever bit of marketing depsite being bright pink as loads of mums and girls have been snapping this up - everything a young lad needs to deck out his bedroom and football related branded items.

Everton Two is the second Everton store in the city with the Everton one store based nearby the…read moreactual stadium. Compared to its counterpart, it is a lot more intricate in design and polished, serving two floors each of which sells the usual products. Everton Two is somewhat different though because it probably has more gifts and memorabilia available for your collection with some brief history to remind you as you browse through its store. You'll be able to order your new t-shirts for the new season here in advance with ease as staff are always on hand to help. If you're lucky to bump into one of the players on a special day like mine, seeing Tim Cahill then you'll appreciate the shop even more unless you're a Red of course!

Great service from the team at the St. John Shopping Center location…read more Great experience here working with the team here to get Noah his Liverpool 23/24 (#4 Virgil) jersey. They have a screening shop here to do the printing on the spot. On top of that the selection for various Liverpool items, whether it be jackets, socks, spoons, or memorabilia...it's all here. They have apparel for infants, little kids, big kids, bigger kids. They have home and away gear. They had Christmas themed items, they had things on sale. My daughter picked up an LFC Elf on a Shelf. It's okay to touch because it doesn't have its magic yet....lol. That elf travelled with us during the rest of our trip. The value at this store is better than most other places, except online...maybe. if it's a legit shop, they may match or beat their competitor...the question is that this is an official shop, so their gear and items are all LFC endorsed and approved. There are a few other locations. The Ansfield location is the main store, but this was the closest to the hotel. It is the smallest of the three I visited, but it wasn't that small tbh. It carries the essentials, and I bet you will find what your looking for at this one. I recommended this to folks, and I recommend it to you if you're looking for LFC gear.

Worst customer service I have ever received from a retail outlet. Should have looked on Truatpilot…read morehefore ordering. 80% of their reviews are bad (one star). Ordered mini stadium (1 x item) when confirmation eventually turned up it was for 2 x mini stadiums. Immediately tried to contact the shop but virtually impossible. Cant phobe,no direct email,no customer service contact. Was advised wouldd be cobtacted within 48 hrs. After 4 days recontacted them. I was told they could not help as once order was placed it could not be canceled or ammended. I would have to wait until order arrived and return it. This would be at my own cost. I was also advised they would not ttell me when the return had arrived or if and when a refund would be made. What kind of cowboy outfit are they. I have supported LFC for over 60 yrs and this is the disgraceful way you treat your customers, shame on you.

Unless you are a skating enthusiast this indie store will probably remain lost to you - no pun…read moreintended, but it will probably remain that way unless the bridge between bold st and renshaw is re-opened - but then that's generally the way people dedicated to a scene like to keep it. The guys here, situated underneath a tattoo parlour, are clearly dedicated as you will more then likely come across them testing out and mucking about with the latest boards they have in stock and they have a good range to choose from. To go with the boards are the obligatory threads and trabs including the names such as Etnies, Vans and Emerica as well as plenty of hi-top Nikes familiar to those in on this scene. Their dedication to the style and art of this scene is shown clearly in the shop boardings which even when the shop is closed displays a striking grafitti mural.

Lost Art which is situated just below doctor feelgood tattoos and just off Bold street was a great…read morelittle find for someone who used to be a skating enthusiast. The shop reminds me of a similar establishment in Birmingham, both run independently by people who love what they do. This is the sense you get from the staff in Lost Art that they really adore skating and want to encourage you to feel the same way as them it is a kind of skate or die attitude. As well as this the value in the shop is fantastic I bought a limited edition pair of Nike SB's for a fraction of their retail price and there are often other such gems to be found within. There are numerous jumpers , tees, trainers and boards all within the small shop area and all at great prices. Local skaters are often inside just chatting away or skating just outside the shop and this is the spirit of the place people together with a shared love. If you enjoy skating and want a good bargain then check it out I guarantee you'll find something that you like, I did.

For me the JD brand and its stores has always been heavily associated with the 'chav' culture which…read moreseems to have engulfed not only Liverpool but the country as a whole and as such this meant I was not a fan. I have to say that having seen the JD branch in Liverpool One I have had a dramatic change of heart so much so that I have made several purchases from the establishment. From the exterior point of view the store looks modern and cool and it really entices you inside with its sleek decor and slick appearance. Once inside the display layout of the store just makes you want to peruse all of the produce and there is some quality stock on offer. My only real qualm with this place is the fact that the prices are high and the staff seem a bit distant but this is something which can be expected in large establishments everywhere.

It's not just an Addidas shop here, but the range of trabs they have by the German sports giant is…read morepretty impressive. Transalpino sets itself out as a cut above the usual sportsware shop which is why they have such a good selection of Addidas - the preffered trainer of many casual - but they also have tracksuits, t shirts and parkas by Fila and 80s Casuals amongst others. If you have switched on to the influences and style in the shop, the website pinpoints the store's ethos with a still from Kevin Sampson's Awaydays - focusing purely on the footwear only, by the way there was talk of Addidas producing a Birkenhead in honour of the film! With tongue in cheek there are some good t shirts too like the Panini Casuals print just in time for the world cup.

Oh, yeah. I forgot this one. Another shop in Gostins I don't like. What the heck is this even doing…read morehere? I feel it mars the lovely aspect of this shopping arcade and is so out of place. This place sells top name sportswear and sneakers, particularly Adidas. As the others have said, if you like that kind of thing, than this is the kind of thing you will like ... I for one wish this shop wasn't here and something else more interesting and delightful stood in its place.

This is a men's shoe store that specifies in trainers…read more Not much else to say really. Floor-to-ceiling trainers, pretty much every brand, style and size you could possibly need. And at a cheaper price than you would get in a highstreet sports shop. Probably. Mostly. Nice shop assistant though! The girl was very helpful, even though it was pretty obvious I wasn't a man nor was I buying anything for an other half/brother/male friend.

Scotts is like your all-in-one branded clothing store. If you're really into designer gear, this…read moreshop will be ideal as they sell brands such as Fred Perry, Lacoste, Henri Lloyd and Henley. These are just some of the top high street fashion names to date, so all their clothing range is trendy in style and image; there is absolutely no doubt about that. Of course because of all this, you probably won't be lucky enough to grab a bargain at this store, although they do have sales from time to time as they prepare for new season's stock. Even when there is a sale, prices are still relatively high since you're paying for the name. Not really my cup of tea but if you're keen on brand names and logos, there's no shortage of them at Scotts.

What do you call a scouse woman in a shell suit? The bride! Yes we love our tracksuits and trabs…read morehere and for some giving the UK sportswear as the urban choice of clothing is a matter of pride. Like JD, Scott's offer a huge selection of branded sportswear from big labels like Le Coste, Fila and Addidas. Considering sportswear fashion has developed so much and been adapted into many music and fashion scenes, Scott's feels a little dated. I think even many hard core scouse sneaker fanatics would find their trainer selection a little paltry compared to the many new footwear stores that seek the latest, limted edition, obscure or revamped styles.

I'm not a big brand person but Nike certainly deserves to be up there with the best brands around…read more In fact, if I had to choose a favourite, it would be Nike due to their simple logo and less outstanding clothing as opposed to Adidas for instance where you can see those 3 white pin stripes for miles (it's almost like your willing to be seen) that it would easily replace a fluorescent jacket (well not literally but you know..)! Anyhow, this stop obviously specialises in all things Nike and it does seem pricier than competitive stores within town such as JJB but they do have an extensive range to whet your appetite. Whether it's the latest trainers you're after or summer t-shirts, Nike has a decent variety on offer, none more so than at Liverpol One's Nike shop .

Excellent customer service but the story is very limited. It should be labeled as a Nike Running…read morestore because that's primarily the type of apparel that they have available...unless there was an upstairs portion that I completely missed. It's also a bit pricey, even for Nike apparel, but I guess that is to be expected in Liverpool One.

I am going to completely agree with Emma-Loiuse about this store which upon first discovery, I…read morenever even knew existed until I found out by accident. Branded Bargains is if you like, your large version of Home Bargains as it is very similar in layout and style so don't be fooled for seeing double; this place is like Home Bargains big brother and you will find allsorts of extra items to buy at low prices in addition to the usual Home Bargains products. I like this place so much, that I'm now a regular shopper at this store; its truly a hidden treasure chest (well, not exactly but you know what I mean)! It is out of the way from the main road and situated behind TJ Hughes so not often noticeable. If I had to use a map to find this place, I would say its definitely worth it.

Home Bargains, Bodycare or Savers and Branded Bargains, the big three, the holy trinity of stocking…read moreyour bathroom, below-kitchen-sink cupboard or generally making your shelves feel like they're full, primarily with Supernoodles. Just outside of the little Textile Town on the outskirts of Liverpool's centre is this marvellous store, located adjacently to its furniture offering and nearby to a heck of a lot of fabric and second-hand stuff. If you've never read my reviews before, well, shame on you! I mean, sorry, let me correct myself and say that you might not have HEARD of Home Bargains. Well, Liverpool, you are lucky. Not only do you have the behemoth of good value that is TJ Hughes on your doorstep, you also have the student and freelance writer (not that I'm talking about myself, noooo) Mecca of shopping wonderment that is Branded Bargains. They're Bargains. And they're Branded. Meaning they're cheap, and they're things you've heard of. Johnson & Johnson moisturisers, for instance. L'Oreal shampoos. Heinz beans. Pot Noodles. Jordan's cereals. Not stolen personally from the muesli arsenal of Katie 'Jordan' Price, but rather the ones that Bill Oddie's voice waxes lyrical about when he's narrating the adverts. You name it, at some point (somewhat rotationally, we have to remember, as with Home Bargains) they'll have it. It's a great place to pick up quirky gifts and offers plenty of homeware as well as edibles and toiletries, and if you're even slightly strapped for cash you'll save a bundle here. Put it on your list of shops to visit.