They always keeps up to date with trends here and the staff are really helpful too. They found me…read morethe right size even though I couldn't see it anywhere.

The one stop store for my boyfriend. Stocks two of his favorite brands Junk Deluxe and Gsus (as…read morewell as Diesel, Vivienne Westward, Givenchy). It is expensive, but they do do good sales. They have some very sharp suits upstairs too. I also love the shop style and their floorboards- all rustic and old (you come to notice these things while waiting outside the fitting rooms).

Great brand but very expensive, famous for never having a sale on…read more It's great that our city has this chain as they seem to be few and far between. They have a great funky sound system playing tunes to match the clobber. Great window displays and lay out gives you an idea of what to wear together. The nearest sister branch is in Cambridge. The section downstairs is really big. The staff are too cool for school but still approachable enough to give an honest opinion or make an recommendation.

Cult have some amazing clothes, but it is very overpriced…read more As one of the reviewers below said, the staff think they are too cool for school, thus making them seem unapproachable. The store is well stocked, with plenty of choice, a great place for younger fashions.

Bougie department store that is like a marginally cheaper mini Harrods with a few good restaurants…read moreinside. We tried to get into the Seafood Restaurant as walk ins but no luck, which is a pity as the menu looks excellent, from fish pie to caviar, and of course champagne. It is obviously very popular. Next visit to Norwich ;) There is a large selection of UK and foreign goods in the food department, along with a counter full of delicacies to temp you. I stopped by a gin tasting booth and it was interesting to try the different flavoured gins being sold. I wish I had more time to browse, especially in the arts department. Definitely worth a gawk and sample if you are in Norwich.

I came here on 30 Dec. for a nice outfit, and Tim in the men's department was kind enough to help…read moreme find my size in trousers, especially since my usual size in the US is different from the UK/EU sizes. Thank you Tim! Also, the staff in the food hall and in the kitchenware department were great!

Debenhams is in the shopping heartland of Norwich. Opposite Marks and Spencer, and at the tip of…read morethe pedestrianised bit. as a department store chain it's had its ups and downs. Not quite up there with John Lewis or a House of Fraser, and constantly having to deal with BHS snapping at its heels. But, it does have a reasonable menswear department in the basement that's always worth a look, especially when they're running one of their blue cross sales and the prices drop by 70%. That's the time to pick up some real bargains. And when you're done head to the top floor for some mega bargains in the kitchens and electricals. There's a Game concession in the store too. Norwich's fourth

This is a department store based right in the centre of the city. It has a few floors filled with…read moredifferent departments of items and clothing that they sell. These include mens, ladies and childrens clothing, homeware, gifts and cosmetics and fragrances. This is a very well displayed and neat, tidy store. They also employ many members of staff which are always around the store available to help you whenever it's needed. The clothes department do stock alot of designer items and I've found these to be quite pricey although there are some good bargains to be had at one of their many sales throughout the year. They often have blue cross days which is 25% off throughout the entire store.

They have an awesome range of men's clothes- including a brand my boyfriend loves, Scotch and Soda,…read morewhose clothes are so well made, with amazing attention to detail. My only comment would be how cold it is in here in winter- I don't know how the staff can stand it.

I purchased a morning suit from Leadenhall for my wedding a few months ago and could not be more…read morepleased with the experience. I had done a handful of Google searches with only limited results. After some quick research, I found that I had only three choices--none in the United States--for ordering a quality suit online with the level of customization necessary. I don't remember exactly why I chose Leadenhall in the first place, although my impression was that their website was user-friendly and their prices were the middle of the three. It was only later in the process that I was perusing their main site and realized that Leadenhall is not a major online retailer in the UK (as I had assumed), but rather an independent shop with a surprisingly robust and facile online presence. The website shows the storefront of a modest shop in Norwich; even better, the site also revealed that the same Jason Ball with whom I had been corresponding via a basic "help" email address wasn't just some customer service agent, but rather the owner and proprietor of the shop. By then I had already exchanged several messages with Jason and was highly impressed to find that the head of the entire outfit would devote that amount of time and attention to my order. The communication with Jason was less like a cut-and-dried online order and more like an experience that a customer would have walking into a store and having a conversation with a congenial salesperson as both parties try to figure out what is the best option. Jason provided excellent guidance and allowed me to change my original order right before he sent it out. When the suit arrived and one piece did not fit as I needed, he made it very simple for me to return it for another size, and I had the new trousers in my hands well before the wedding--not to be taken for granted when shipping between Norwich and Chicago. The day that he shipped my suit, he sent me a photo of the parcel on its way to the post office. This was my wedding suit and a big deal to me--and he acted like he was just as excited as I was. And how was the suit anyway? Fantastic. To be precise, this was the Brook Taverner Mayfair suit, with black herringbone jacket, light grey waistcoat, and black and grey striped trousers. The fabrics and craftsmanship were very good, yet all the pieces were reasonably priced. I received numerous compliments that afternoon and evening, and in the days beyond. Frankly, I don't believe that I have ever looked so good, and I have the photographs to prove it. I can't recommend Jason Ball and Leadenhall highly enough. If you are looking for fine formalwear and genuine warmth of service, you will find both here.

A great place to buy just about every type of clothing a man could ever want. Asides from the…read morereally great ranges, the best thing about Burton are the sales. Get a store card, (just pay it off every month to avoid that horrible interest rate), revel in the sales and you'll have a packed wardrobe for dirt cheap prices. The basement floor holds all the really nice stuff like suits and dress shirts.