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18 years ago
It's a bit crammed in here - not the biggest store ever. However there's some nice clothes and they always have a good sale on. Also they have the widest selection of good going out shoes here. read more
40 Great Darkgate Street
Aberystwyth SY23 1DE
United Kingdom
01970 626449
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Yes, its cheap (I have to wonder why?), but Peacocks seems to be getting increasingly tacky. I used…read moreto shop here for clothes occasionally but recently I can never see anything I like, everything seems cheap and shiny looking, or covered in glitter - is this just me? Anyway, if you want cheap clothes try Matalan, and if you want nice clothes go to Polly's. I wouldn't bother with Peacocks, except for their nice colored tights!
My favourite clothes store in aber. Loads of cheap clothes and this store is new and quite big…read more Much better than the smaller one they used to have in town.
Good to have a proper high street store in the small town, good value and good to have men's…read moreclothes just upstairs. Always good shoes and jewellery - student discount helps too :)
Bland, bland, bland. Dorothy Perkins is ok for some standard items but there seems to be a distinct…read morelack of colour in there - does everything have to come in black, white or grey? It's all very sameish and boring - not too impressed with the shoes and boots either. Nice selection of underwear though!
Expensive but worth it. Best place for a prom dress or extra special gift, very good accessories…read moreand bags. Quite a small version of monsoon but does stock some accessorise goods :)
Although a bit pricey they do have some gorgeous and unique clothes here. When the sale is on you…read morecan get some great deals. They also have an accesorize section in here which is a bit limited in size but has some lovely stuff.
Very interesting shop with many unusual items. Really enjoyed looking around and would recommend to…read moreanyone in the area. It really is a shop with a difference which is a breath of fresh air seeing as all shops seem to look the same these days. Well done to the owners for being original. Bought a few things from here for the garden and my study and I love them all....I will be back.
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I love shopping for furnishings in Laura Ashley and this shop was particularly well laid out and…read morehad things I hadn't seen before in other Laura Ashley stores. Always a nice shopping experience and the staff here were particularly helpful and didn't rush or bother you. Laura Ashley herself was Welsh and I think thats why the brand is close to peoples hearts in Wales. There also used to be a factory in Wales where I had some curtains made up which were perfect but I think thats gone now, shame! Definitly worth a look if you are furnishing out your home and want quality products.
The greatest charity shop I've ever been to sits at the end of Heol Maengwyn, just over the road…read morefrom the medieval clock tower in Machynlleth. It's not a plush outfit, far from it, but you will find some gem items here. And, best of all, pretty much everything costs just 50p. Monies go to support a dog sanctuary, but even if you don't like dogs, there's more random items here than you can swing a cat at. In my experience, the Dog Shop always delivers
They have some really nice shoes here and the prices are fairly reasonable as well. The shoes are…read moreall arranged in paired sizes as well which is good.
I love to browse charity shops for bargains and unusual finds from time to time but am starting to…read morefind that Oxfam is becoming more focused on over-priced gift-type things, rather than donated items. Also, the clothes/books/ornaments they do stock seem increasingly expensive and less value for money. I know its fo charity but the more the feel like a big business the less it feels that way, and I'm actually discouraged from buying there. I'd definately prefer an older style, cluttered shop filled with random and occasionally interesting finds!