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3 years ago
Comparable to a "Zumiez" in the U. S. Decent selection of clothes and skate shoes. Good skateboard selection. Very friendly staff.
9 Broad Street
Bath BA1 5LJ
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01225 446710
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came across this shop in Walcot Street by accident and what a suprise. Inside is an alladins cave…read moreof wonderful shoes, dresses and gifts.If in Bath should be top of your visit list
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This is my favourite shop in Bath! It is a treasure trove of vintage clothing and accessories…read moretucked away off Milson Street. I recently bought a vintage 1920's beaded silk chiffon dress for a wedding, it's so beautiful & I feel amazing wearing. What I love about the pieces from here is that every piece is unique so you know you'll be the only one wearing it! The shop is well worth a visit - the stock seems to change every week so theres always something new and exciting in there!
One of Bath's hidden treasures! There is a range of men's…read moreand women's period clothing, and as the stock changes quite often, it's worth visiting regularly. The staff are friendly, and the prices very reasonable. If you're in the market for some genuine old-fashioned clothes (which are often more up-to-date than up-to-date clothes), this is the place to come.
I made a purchase while visiting Bath in July 2024. It was my first purchase at a Pandora store…read more The clerk took my information, stated he set up my customer account and that I would receive points for my purchase. When returned home, I contacted customer service for assistance with accessing my account and confirming receipt of my points. The representative indicated the account did not exist, I would have to wait 30-day before calling back for assistance. I waited, called back and followed the instructions provided again. On September 29th, I called back again and followed the instructions. This time I was instructed to send in a copy of the receipt. When I finally received a response, they said I would not receive the points because the purchase was made over 30-days before receiving my communication. If a company cannot provide customers with purchase rewards I cannot image they are successful with quality service in other areas. Consider another jeweler who values their customers.
A beautiful shopping complex populated with colorful art installations and reconceptualization of…read morehistorical pieces like the Old K2 Red Telephone Box. Classic brands and chain stores can be found, along with a few dining options or outdoor seats to take a breather. The shopping center is located in the southern part of Bath, easily a walking distance as the city is not that large.
Butterfly Installation.
Old K2 Red Telephone Box.
Today at The Loft I had the good fortune to experience the highest ever level of retail therapy…read more The saleswomen who helped me couldn't have been more helpful. I described the cut I was looking for, and lucky for me they had lots of things cut that way. After trying on a lot of tops, dresses and coats, I ended up with the most amazing coat, made in Germany of all cotton. It is quite fashionable and also functional. It was expensive, but worth every penny. I also got wonderful feeling black leggings, a gorgeous dress from France, some very cool reading glasses and stylish and functional fingerless gloves with leather palms. They also have a home furnishing section, as well as a restaurant which I understand has delicious food. What a find !!!!!! This place is retail therapy at its best for someone who wants clothing with panache, somewhat avant grade, and somewhat bohemian. It might be my favorite all time clothing store!
It's also a restaurant with a wall of windows and terrace too!! Best breakfast in England yet!!read more
Gorgeous breakfast with free range eggs... And best almond croissant ever (get it warmed)
This underwear shops for girls AND boys is one of the latest offerings from Southgate's shopping…read moredistrict. As well as bras and knickers, you'll find CK branded briefs, boxers, bathrobes, pyjamas, socks and slippers. They come in all colours of the rainbow - but sadly, not quite as many sizes. The bras range from A - C cups, and go no further than 36, so bigger ladies have been warned! The prices are to be expected - high-end High Street, but that's what you expect from a brand like Calvin Klein. The shop assistants are very friendly too, making even window shopping a pleasure.
So you need some more underwear. Let's bear in mind that only a few people in our lives ever see…read moresuch items, so buying a pair of Calvin Klein boxers seems a bit pointless. I mean you're just paying for the name, right? Wrong. I hate labels as much as the next anti-capitalist, but the underwear from this place is just so comfy! The feeling of the silky soft cotton, gently caressing my... legs, is something that I will gladly spend a bit of extra dosh on. So next time your old kecks are looking a bit worse for wear and you've got some cash burning a hole in your pocket, then I recommend giving this place a try.
I've been in a couple of times now and have had my nose pierced there. After years of being messed…read morearound by untrustworthy piercers, I can truly say these guys are brilliant. It is obvious that they truly care and are passionate about their work. The cleanliness is next level and are always talking you through procedures and aftercare regardless whether it's your first or 17th piercing! They are completely honest and transparent with their advice even if it means they miss out on a sale - they truly care about their clients. Best piercing studio in Bath - thank you, thank you, thank you :)
Had the pleasure of meeting Daniel on a very busy Sunday. The queue was impressive and only…read moreconfirmed that Broad Street Studio was the best place to have our piercings. Daniel was the coolest, calmest guy and made us feel like we were chatting with an old friend. He was not rushed at all and made sure he had explained all procedures fully. Hygiene was paramount and we know that we have received the best care - thank you.
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Reiss has beautiful but expensive clothes. The store workers are very nice and knowledge about the…read moreclothing line. It's a great window shopping place!
I like this shop, its clean and airy and nicely presented, whilst there isnt alot of stock in here…read morewhat they do have is original and fashionable, its also not stuff you will see on everyone else. Its quite expensive but i think its well worth it.
A fairly large store loacted near Mcdonalds in Bath. Upon entering the store you will find…read morechildrens clothing to the left and right and clots and buggies towards the back. The store is nicely laid out and is good for maternity wear. Staff are friendly and helpful and you can order in products from the catalogue for collection at the store or at home. A catalogue is available to take home free of charge and you can find all you baby needs under one roof. prices are reasonable and items are well made.
The Corridor in Bath's city centre seems to be the place for trendy, obscure fashions. Which is why…read moreWeird Fish Clothing is a little out of place here. Filled with simple fashions for men, women and children - the only interesting thing about it is it's name. Inside, women will find unflattering branded t-shirts, unsexy fleeceds and unattractive footwear. The men's section is not quite as bad, but just as uninspiring. I wouldn't mind, but it is so pricey to shop here (around £50 for a fleece!) In fairness, this shop is more about practicality than fashion, but for these prices I'd rather have the best of both worlds.
A store that doesn't immediately spring to mind whenever you're asked to think of good surf shops…read moreto go to, but Weird Fish is actually a fairly decent place to get your baggy trousers, thin woollen jumpers and shin-length shorts for the beach. Like other stores in this guise, it's not the cheapest of places to get clothing, but I'd say this is a little easier on the wallet when compared to Quicksilver and Animal, etc. I guess, though, as Jenni says, it's just not all that inspiring in here, so you usually come away with something that you've spent a lot on and don't like all that much.
One of the more pretentious and expensive men's clothing stores in Bath. Lots of good quality…read moreclothing available, particularly formal suits, shirts, shoes etc. The service is definitely on the snooty side, so not a place for the faint of heart or, indeed, for those with small bank balances.
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Detour is an independent skate store, specialising in skate hardware, footwear and menswear, with a…read moresmaller selection of ladieswear, too. I'm not much of a skater, so I haven't any experience with the hardware side of things, but chunky skate shoes are usually my footwear of choice, so this place serves me well whenever the soles of my most recent pair are on the brink of falling apart altogether. The shoes here aren't any cheaper than you're likely to find anywhere else, but there's plenty to choose from and they've got a diverse range of brands from Adidas and Nike to Vans. The staff are all friendly types and more than willing to give you a hand, should you need it and with this being the only independent skate shop in Bath, it's definitely worth checking out if you're serious about the sport, too.
This shop needs to be seen to be believed. The brand new Hollister shop opposite Urban Outfitters…read morein Cabot's Circus is definitely something else. When I initially walked past the store, I wasn't sure what it was and whether to go in. There is no window display or big name telling you what it is, instead there's a slightly fake looking American beach house exterior. Going in, you are greeted by good looking sales assistants in checked shirts and inside the lights are low and the music is pumping. It's designed to look like a club inside, you even pay at a bar. It's definitely an experience, if a little pretentious seeming.
I dropped by here last weekend for the first time, it was quite a bright and sunny day outside so I…read morewas wearing sun glasses, I realised I still had my sunglasses on a couple of steps into the shop, so took them off...but still felt as though I was wearing sunglasses! It was so dark people were almost bumping into each other, well, I exaggerate slightly here but it really was a little shady compared to the normal bright lights of a clothes shop! Once I had adjusted to the lighting, I was further set back by the lack of price tags on garments, I looked around but could see very little indication of price! This shops, cool in the casually cool kind of way and the staff looked like they all knew just how cool they looked, will appeal to certain groups of people for sure!
This shop is well laid out and thoughtfully planned. It is a great location and should make more of…read morethis. This shop sell 14+ size clothes and my Mum will often browse around it. The prices can be a little high, but the sales are good. The shoes are nice and I have bought some lovely boots from here before. The staff are friendly and will help if asked. You can browse without someone pouncing on you. I think the clothes are made for a taller women though as all the tops are to long for my Mum. I am not sure what age group they are aiming these clothes at, probably trying to make it cover a wider age range.
They usually have some great styles here (high heels are my favourites!) and the staff are always…read morehelpful and friendly. The Bath store is quite small, but they manage to pack a lot in without it looking overcrowded or untidy. A great place to go!
Ah the ever changing faces of BS8...this shop has never been the same on two separate occasions…read more I'm almost certain the clothes you can find here are more or less the same. It's a huge site that's been divided up and rented out to various different smaller clothes retailers. This creates a really interesting jumble of very fashionable clothes, and a market like atmosphere. Not the best quality clothes, but it's great for unique on-trend gear that nobody else will have. So you don't ever end up spending a fortune for an item of clothing, but that's cool because it won't be fashionable for very long anyway. There is a great section of vintage clothes and the whole place has the feel of a boutique, with an excellent jewellery section that's perfect for Christmas presents. There used to be a comic art store upstairs, which has now gone, sadly. And there is not as many men's clothes as there used to be. It's great to stock up here on holiday clobber, stuff like board shorts and vests. And if you were wondering where to get a Flight of the Concords style animal jumper, this is the place! They always play some pretty great music in here as well.
The name makes no sense. I checked for this review and this shop is definitely in BS1 (for those of…read moreyou not from the city I should explain that BS1 and BS8 are Bristol post codes). So that's confusing. The shop's a good one though. Doing men's and women's fashion, they have quite a lot of retro stuff as well as doing a good line in limited edition print t-shirts and various other odds and ends. It's all pretty eye-watering price-wise if you compare it to the new Primark in the centre. However, you're definitely paying for something better. The leather jackets, for example (which I have tried on many times but never quite had the recklessness to go and buy), are made from such softer leather it makes what they've got a Primark feel like plastic. A bit kookish, and certainly trying quite hard to be cool, BS8 has the sort of fashion I like, but because of the prices is somewhere I only buy stuff when I want to treat myself.
Dorothy Perkins is really full of clothes, it's difficult sometimes to see what they have, and you…read moreneed to really search as stuff gets mixed up on other rails. It's quite cheap too and competitive against other high street brands.
I like this shop because although it is quite small and would have the potential for being slightly…read moreintimidating if the staff were O.T.T. on attention, they are not, so it's a cool place to look around. They have a decent selection of skate clothing, especially shoes and cool belts. Only problem is when you shop here during a busy period because being a small shop you have to wait your turn to look at stuff otherwise you'd just be barging other people out the way. No complaints here though, as most shops at The Mall get pretty busy during peak times :)
I have been in this shop a couple of times, although it is so small it is more like a dent in the…read morewall! It is however well stocked with all things skatey and also BMX bikes and accessories and is a perfect place to browse if you or anyone you know and need to buy something for is into these pastimes. I went in to get help on BMX's a while back and the guy could not have been more helpful being as I knew nothing and was looking to buy for someone else. Nice little shop that knows its stuff on the area it covers.
A small sebago store I poked my head into on the way back to the hotel coming from high tea at the…read morepump room. I saw the kate middleton shoes in the window and that they were having sale on men and clothing items and some shoes. Now that I got to see the sebago shoes in person (because I couldn't find them in the US anywhere) I loved them and ordered them the minute I got back to the hotel (couldn't buy them in store because my luggage/suitcase didnt have enough room). The quality of everything in this store is great, same par with russell and bromley quality of shoes (which they have not too far away from this store). Same with clothing, great. Wish I could have bought this one jacket I really liked but it wouldn't have fit into my suitcase (next time lesson learned I'm bringing two suitcases lol- there is just too much good shopping in the UK). For those in the US, think the quality of sperrys (since its the popular boat shoe in the US) but I think the leather quality is a tad better (its softer and probably easier to break it). If your more curious on this you can google and their is more information and discussion boards on this. Sebago is more expensive though than sperrys in general and usually their is a reason for it (but then again, everything in the UK is more expensive in general). Overall, great little sebago store. Im glad I saw one in bath because I never ran into one in london surprisingly. I saw Reiss, Hobbs, Harrods, LK Bennett several times, etc. But never a sebago......wierd lol.
If you like quirky, floaty and truly feminine clothes then you should love Noa Noa. Yes, it is a…read morechain but their shops really have a lovely boutique feel to them. The Bristol branch is very small but still well stocked. The staff are nice and very helpful, which is a bonus. The clothes aren't cheap but they last well and look gorgeous.
I first came across Bishopston Trading Company, somewhat strangely, when I lived in South Devon…read more There's been an outlet of this shop on Totnes High Street for as long as I can remember. When I moved to Bristol and discovered that Bishopston was a district, and that Bishopston Trading Company had a shop on Gloucester Road smack bang in the middle of it, things started to make a lot more sense! I've always considered the shop to be a little pricey, but the quality of the goods is unparalleled within this niche market. Stocking clothing for adults and children and sundries of Indian origin, it appeals to the urban hippy and artistic communities that thrive in this area. I have bought quite a few items of clothing over the years, as I know that they are durable, and the dyes won't send the rest of my wash a universal colour. These are important factors, but the main motivation to support Bishopston Trading Company is that they are devoted to a practice of fair trade, which is something that I am devoutly in support of. (I used to set up projects in South India for the Trade Not Aid arm of the Body Shop).
Perfectly placed in an area full of quite affluent, eco-conscious, stylish families, this gorgeous…read morefair trade clothes and soft furnishings shop sells brightly dyed clothes in natural cottons and linens, lovely homewares such as teatowels and hot water bottle covers, and bags and accessories. Beautiful high quality garments, all imported from India, for men, women and children hang on the rails in rainbow colours. It's a soft, gentle, friendly shop which is happy to let you come in and browse. I have to say I didn't buy anything here, but I think I would come back if I was gift shopping, because they have some lovely soaps and bath treats made from all-natural ingredients. It's a good place perhaps for the older, arty Bristolian to buy his or her clothes; I imagine the experience of trying on clothes and making a purchase here would be thoroughly lovely, as the shop assistants are very smiley and caring.