Decent prices for decent quality. Good selection of suits, shirts and knitwear. Friendly service…read more My husband bought his first suit in 20 years here.

An attractive shop for good quality clothes for all the family, in plain, check and tartan, fleece…read morejackets, T-shirts, and coats (to name but a few). There are also shawls and travel rugs. You can also buy different souvenirs, toys and postcards here. Located in the main street.

One of the few places in Dumfries which stocks a small, but lovely, selection of maternity wear -…read moreyay! The stores new larger location makes room for a much wider range of clothing and accessories and now includes children's wear in addition to the usual range of funky shoes, bags, and clothes to work or party in. Friendly staff and decent sized changing rooms make your shopping experience a great one. You can always find something to suit you in New Look no matter what your style. Great clothes that don't break the bank.

I love this New Look. It is as big as any I have ever been in, even in cities. It has a huge…read moreselection of women's clothing and also does mens and kids which I think is fairly new to them. They have a great shoe department too which I can lose days in! As the store is so big they must have something for everyone. They have a number of different ranges and be it work clothes, going out outfits or comfies you are bound to get something here. Prices are good and quality is decent for the price. Plus the usually have a sale rail which can be somewhat enticing!

Great little tea room, fabulous homemade cakes and scones and lovely mellow coffee makes this a…read moreperfect drop in spot just off the Ullswater road, 5 minutes from Rheged. Check their new website for all things alpaca!

From the owner: Originally The Alpaca Centre, we are now known as The Alpaca Clothing Company. We are a friendly…read morefamily ran business located at the gateway to the lakes. We have flourished into a popular shopping destination both in store and online. All alpaca produce is imported from Peru, the origin of the Alpaca. There is a wide range of both ladies and men's alpaca knitwear, coats, accessories, slippers and socks and so much more. You can also find trouser specialists brand Brax, Nova Leather handbags, pima cotton tops and more. We also have a small tearoom serving fresh coffee, teas and home made cakes. You can find G&S timber on site too. We have a small number of alpacas and donkeys you can see in their paddock.

A long established family tailors offering well made country clothing. At first it may seem…read moreexpensive but quality tweed clothing is never really out of fashion and will probably out live the buyer. In days gone bye the tailors sat cross legged in the windows at the side and plied there trade. This is part of the history of Kelso

Slater Menswear rents kilts for traditional events. The inventory is vast and impressive. When you…read moreuse their rental service it includes everything needed in order to pull off the entire look. There was no need to be in the store for measurements. You can have your measurements taken where you live and email them along with your order. We picked up the rental items within two hours of the event and everything fit perfectly. Customer service is phenomenal. The staff is absolutely amazing!!! Friendly, knowledgeable and willing to go the extra mile to explain how to assemble the apparel. I recommend this store a million times over and feel assured that you will enjoy the same excellent experience.

It's pretty cool to see a place like this opening in Royal Exchange Square - sure, it looks just…read morelike a men's clothes shop from the outside, but inside there's also a coffee station and barber as well. I popped in for a super quick look - I was contemplating getting a coffee but then thought better of it seeing it was already late afternoon. I did notice that Papercup don't just do coffee though, there's also a small selection of cakes on offer. Forty is the clothing side of things and while it's not my kind of thing (edgy streetwear), they did have some nice stuff and tshirts. There's also Safehands Barbers so you can get a whole new look with a cut and some clothes. In this area, I can't think of any other independent coffee shops so I'd definitely pop back for a coffee next time I'm in Royal Exchange Square.

Day one for this interesting shop/place…read more It includes a barber, shoe repair/laundry centre, range of clothes from the Forty line, and Papercup coffee. I had a quick look around, it's a nice space, clothes and sneakers downstairs, barber through the back, Papercup up front. A nice modern addition to Royal Exchange Square, the logo for the Forty range were designed by the owners kid, which is a nice touch, and I'm so happy that Papercup are now in the city centre! Definitely be back to do some shopping, and of course, get some good coffee!!

Since there is no Ross here in the UK, you'll have to settle for the TK Maxx reviews. :)…read more Like it's sister store in the US, it is a discount department store, with the usual suspects, Fashion, makeup and homegoods. I did my normal prowling around and didn't find much I was interested in in the make up, but I did find a lovely light weight duster in the clothing racks for $14, Up stairs in Home goods, I found myself a set of Nessie Pins (stick pins that form the Loch Ness Monster) a colouring book and a set of tea tins from the UK. Every thing Was Reasonable and came to under 25 pounds when I checked out. Heck I even picked up a luggage scale so I can pack efficiently!

Good selection of items at reduced prices comparred to RRP…read more Some of the RRP's do seem a bit high in the first place but are probably right for good brands. Love the kitchen and homewares section lots of knives, pans etc at good prices, some good ornaments/fancy goods, clocks etc too. Look looking there in my quest for things shabby chic. They sometimes have a good wee selection of pet items. Not all sizes, but if you can find something in your dogs size etc then they are usually a good price. Ginormous selection of mens clothes and accessories!!! Lots of ladies clothes as well, and often some gorgeous prom/fancy dresses. Not so good if you are plus size though as next to nothing suitable which really lets the store down in that respect. Upstairs has a good selection of toys, especially if you are doing your Christmas shopping. Baby section seems to be going downhill since it moved upstairs, it used to have a great selection of bottles, sterilisers, bedding etc but now that has greatly reduced. Dont like the idea of having it upstairs as any ladies with bigger double buggies may not fit in the tiny lift! Should havew kept the mens stuff upstairs like before, imo. Over all i love TK Maxx and have been able to get some bargains on kids shoes before now especially good brands such as hush puppies school shoes etc. One thing that really really annoys me about TK Maxx though is the stupid price labels! They are rediculously fiddly to remove, as they fall apart in tiny bits. Ok maybe its so people dont swap labels in the shop i dunno, but it was VERY annoying to peel them off when wrapping Christmas presents !! TK MAXX get rid of those bloomin awful price stickers/labels pleaseee!!!

Monsoon sells some of the most beautiful clothes - but you really do have too pay for them. I think…read morethat Monsoon have a really distinct style which I like but understand is not for everyone. Their clothes are of outstanding quality but can sting the pocket a little bit. I don't mind paying for something unique or special but sometimes I wonder how they can justify a £50 price tag on a plain top similar to one being sold for a third of the price across the way in Next. Monsoon is where I would go for a really special outfit - wedding etc. Sale rail is always worth a look.

Love Monsoon but so vastly overpriced to be honest to can get good quality clothing from young…read moredesigners online at much more reasonable prices, though I am tempted when an occasion calls for something a little special.