This is a good all round craft shop, especially for a small local high street…read more They specialising in sewing and needle crafts, They probably will have a suitable button to replace to one you lost, and the right size and colour zip so you can replace the broken one on your trousers. The have iron on hemming tape if you're not so handy too! If you're feeling very creative and like customising clothes they have dyes and fabric paints, as well as sew on appliqué patches. They have a good range of embroidery threads and patterns, as well as knitting wool and supplies. They also stock arty craft things and kits for children. So well worth checking out for something to entertain the kids in the school holidays

I fell upon this wonderful shop whilst wandering through the Piece Hall. It had the most fabulous…read more50's dress at only £30. I couldnt believe my luck until I started looking through the rail and found oodles more around the same price. There was a good selection of not onlt clothes but accessories and home bits n bobs too. I will definatly be back on payday or maybe before !!

Took my wife to the piece hall in halifax and we went into this vintage clothing shop where she…read morebought a beautiful evening dress for my works event she'd been moaning about getting something different and couldnt get something from the highstreet so thank heavens we found this something very different and unique due to the fact it never been on the high street production lines! Definitely popping in again (according to the wife anyway!)

Missy is another absolute treat to for any girls who happen to reside in Horsforth. Situated along…read morethe main strip of shops, this place is an absolute must to visit, for quality, style and value. I feel so annoyed that I went and spent pretty much *all* my wages before finding this gem - as I can tell you, there would have been some spendage. Inside they have a huge range of delightful shoes, handbags fascinators and other little items. The shoes they have in are fantastic, mostly I think, because there is such a range to suit everyone. As well as having boots (both Ugg style and heeled) they had a range of cute little pumps. They had beautiful court shoes and beautiful vintage style dolly shoes. I was in shoe heaven, and so was my friend, who went away with two beautiful pairs of pumps - which were not only half price, but also scented too! Amazing. The handbags were also gorgeous, my favourite being a rather large black faux leather number with embroidered red roses over the top. They had all colours, shapes and sizes - so again, something for everyone! The fascinators were also exquisite. They had a range of simplistic ones, which were bought in, and a range that are hand made by a local lady. In this way you can go in and find the almost perfect fascinator and make bespoke requests - such as, "I love this one, but I need it in jade green!" How handy is that?! Finally, the staff in this shop were particularly wonderful. They were friendly, attentive and not pushy at all. At first I needed to sit down, so the lady welcomed me to sit and had a friendly natter. As we browsed up stairs the manager (I believe) told us all about the stock and the fascinators and then helped my friend purchase her lovely new shoes. The whole shopping experience was a delight! Couldn't be more fond, you have to go and see for yourself!

Running along similar lines to the shop before but dedicated to handbags and shoes and with a much…read moreclassier price this shop, decked in silver and pink is a real girly paradise. From Birkenstocks to Fiorelli handbags, there are accessories and footwear to make your heart flutter with girly pleasure. Enthusiastic staff are here to ensure you find what you need and enjoy handing over your money. Flutter it away on bags bejewelled with fake diamonds, and UGG style boots. P.S. MASSIVE SALE ON!

I actually rubbernecked when I saw this stall, and that's not something you get to do a lot of…read morethese days. Aesthetically, it is beautiful. Although the stall is diminutive in size, it is so colourful and vibrant; a mix of feathers, netting, ribbons and pizazz. There are many different styles of hat to choose from. The couture hats are extremely elaborate, definitely worn to make a statement. Whether at a formal wedding or ladies day at the races, you would guarantee some serious head-turning when sporting one of these creations. The range of fascinators is fairly impressive. For the weddings I have been to in the past, I have opted for this alternative. A bit more quirky and trendy than a traditional hat, it accessorises the hair elegantly. The stall also sells many items online, the products varying dramatically in price. As I already have two weddings to attend this Summer, I will be keeping an eager eye on Love Hats.

Love Hats is an eye-catching little shop full of wonderfully flamboyant hats and fascinators…read more Brimming with feathers, flowers and bows it stands out a mile among the many disused stalls in this part of the market. The stall owner sits lovingly hand-stitching a weird and wonderful creation- in-the-making surrounded by the impressive evidence of her skills. The headgear is a mixture of fantastically OTT hats that might be worn to the races or a wedding, wildly striking fascinators and unusual vintage-inspired winter hats. Prices vary from between £85 and £850 for the more flamboyant hats, £60 to £170 for fascinators and £32 to £48 for winter hats. Love Hats is an example of a shop in the market really taking pride in its presentation, displaying its wares lovingly and making sure its sign is visible and provides the necessary information. Love Hats is exactly the kind of shop that is needed to breathe life into the Leeds Kirkgate Market, making it appeal to a broad range of people and reflect the creativity and passion that the small businesses of Leeds have to offer.

The shop is really small, but it's not too hard to walk around and see things. It can be tricky…read morewhen busy, but it'a generally a quiet shop. It sells all the usual Claire's stock, which is jewellery and accessories. I think they are generally designed for young girls and teenagers, but I often find things in there that I (young adult) like! Particularly now they have a punk/gothic section. They also sometimes sell things for boys (manly rings etc), which comes in handy for the boyfriend.

I ADORE this shop! I'm a sucker for designer bags (don't judge me..) but can't always afford to get…read morethem new, designer exchange sells pre loved bags and accessories at a fraction of the original price. Some of the bags are literally as good as new. The older the collection the cheaper the price usually (unless it's Chanel...of course). I'm not bothered about the 'latest season' look, I look for quality, design and craftsmanship so this place is heaven for me. They also buy directly from customers. All bags are checked for authenticity so you can rest assured you're buying a genuine item. The staff couldn't be nicer, and they're not pretentious or overbearing so I often just go in for a browse without any pressure to buy. Golden purchase - a hand embroided, leather Dior bag. As good as new. Originally sold for $1700, bought for £90. Can I get a hallelujaH?!

Accessorize in the Ridings centre in Wakefield on Westgate is a Claire's Accessories shop for the…read moreover 25s! It sells nice jewellery items, rings, necklaces, earrings, bangles and more, and accessories like fascinators, flip flops, handbags, pashminas and pens. In fact if you want a special little treat for yourself, something sparkly to set off a lovely outfit, or a fantastic gift then look no further. Prices start from £2ish and the staff are lovely and very helpful. This is a nice shop and well worth a look if you are passing, you will be sure to find something nice.

Hi there absolutely love Adele's creativity. Adele is very outspoken on a lot of things but it is…read morethe hat I came ultimately in for and she sure got me a hat to show of on my aunties wedding with pride.

Now the name here really sets this place up for a fall; if you ask me, it wasn't the brightest idea…read moreto use a very distinct adjective for a shop name, lest every item within be judged by that defined standard. As it happens, Posh has a few posh bits and a few not-so-posh bits inside. Forget the name for a moment and you can judge the clothing on its own merit. There were some really very delightful knits inside, mostly fitted lengthy cardigans, which were really very stylish. The wool was very soft and the fit of them was really quite nice. They also had one or two really unique jackets, the sort that in a vintage shop you might immediately flock to as it looks a little bit different. I was really quite interested in looking at those bits - the price was also good news, as the items were reasonably cheap. Happy days. However, not all the things inside were so great, there were lots of filler garments that whilst they balanced out the display of the nicer pieces, really stood out as being that little bit bland by comparison. I suppose my overall verdict was that there were definitely a few nice things inside, but knowing that there were hoards of charity and one-off style shops within spitting distance, I saved my pennies for them. The lady, although sharing a bit of an awkward 'I'm-the-only-customer-in-here' moment with me, was really quite lovely and smiley too. So all in all, nice but not the nicest.

I think I would have called it something different if I was being honest, the fabrics of the…read moreclothing in here is anything but posh, they designs are geared towards fashion conscious middle-aged women; crinkly frocks and flowing cardies and massively over-jewelled hand-bags. There's a morbid curiosity bubbling up inside me where-by I want to touch the clothes but know doing so will cause a unpleasant sensation inside me. Anyhow, if you know people after flowing garments that are slightly over-priced this could be for you.