Aston Bourne is a clothes store specialising in that rugged outdoor look that brings to mind images…read moreof Landrovers and hikers. There's a host of more conventional clothing as well, such as shirts and the like and the quality of products is pretty good. I was surprised to see clothing that seemed (on first glance) to be designed for Prince Charles that actually looked trendy. The small store packs plenty in too, so you don't just end up looking at one trendy cap, but a plethora of different styles and designs. The major stumbling block for me however, was the price... While I can imagine spending a lot of money on a really good Jacket, I'm not sure I'd spend 200 or so £££ on one. But if you're looking for something thats going to last you a long time and look cool while its doing it, its certainly worth casting your eye across their website, and maybe popping even into the store to have a look in person.

Aston Bourne couldn't fulfill an online order and it took me THREE emails and TWO phone calls to…read morethem over 11 days to find out the item was not even in stock, though was at time of purchase and now also discontinued too, spoiling my chance of purchasing elsewhere at a competitive price, had I known sooner. Not a very satisfactory online shopping experience for me and most likely wont use them again, largely due to the lackadaisical communication. I think I would still be waiting to hear something had I not contacted them .

Blue is definitely a guys shops - I found it quite interesting to look around, almost like research…read moreinto uncharted territory: Mellow music, less elbowing to get to the sale racks, even though items were up to 70% off, and funny t-shirts mostly about getting drunk. Clothing included sweaters, tees, coats, a few dress slacks and plenty of jeans. Accessories were the usual belts and shoes - although the highlight was the rack of Superman socks. Nice. A 'brand sale' also had several major labels at 50% off at the same time. So, quite a good shop to check out for major deals on men's fashions.

This is a pretty cool store, which stocks lots of trendy fashion items, like jeans, t-shirts, and…read morejackets. The prices are very reasonable in comparison to a lot of the fashion outlets stationed in Churchill Square, with jeans retailing for around £20, and tops about £10. Designs are all fashionable, and service is friendly enough.

Converse might have dominated the sneaker market over the last decade but Vans remains the label of…read morechoice for lots of skates, surfers and snowboarders. This new Brighton store occupies a corner position on West Street and houses a small but solid selection of the label's latest threads and footwear. As well as baggy jeans, tees, hoodies, slip on sneakers and hi-top baseball boots, they have signature collections designed by surf and skate icons Johnny Layton, Joel Tudor and Anthony Van Engelen. Time to hit the sidewalk and go for a ride....

It was only a matter of time before Vans opened a store in the city: I think there is definitely a…read moremarket for their products. You only need to walk around the city with your eyes pointed down (which I often do, due to the massive shame weighing me down) to see all the pairs of checkerboard Slip ons, and the bright colour ways of the Old Skool and Era. The Vans brand is pretty dominant in the footwear stakes, especially more recently, with their chunkier version of the plimsoll being Office and Offspring favourites too. It is therefore only befitting they open a new store (conveniently slap-bang between the Office and Offspring) in the heart of the city's commercial shopping area. The store is well stocked with the footwear ranges, tees, jeans, hoodies and hats, and also some eye candy when it comes to the staff. Definitely the place to go if you want anything Vans. But that's kind of obvious really isn't it?!

I am big person so i have massive trouble finding cloths that fit, i started going to high and…read moremighty cos of a friend who is the same build as me and he allays shops there, i must admit at first i feel self conscious about going in but once i i was served by a lovely lady and she was very good at putting you to easy and recommending thing, i since will only buy certain cloths from there as they are a bit expensive but they last allot longer than any-others and any shop that makes you feel comfortable to shop in is worth your support. Thanks Lovely Lady

not a bad shop. suits are a bit over priced and range is not very big. Passport in st james street…read morein my opinion does better businesswear at a decent price for bigger blokes like my uncle but overall not too bad

Owned by the same peeps as Igigi General Store and Cafe a few doors away, this lovely boutique…read morespecialises in elegant and stylish womenswear. Refreshingly, they stock sizes 8 to 18 and their niche seems to be classic dresses, skirts, trousers, shirts, blouses, jumpers and dresses made from beautiful and ethical materials. Turning it into a one-stop destination for shoppers in a hurry, they also sell shoes, bags and accessories. Designers include Beyond Skin, Sam Ubhi, Ally Capellino, Best Behavior, Hartford, Anna Nygards and Anouk. If you see something you like and it doesn't quite fit, they also provide alterations and styling advice. If they could make me a size smaller, I'd buy my whole wardrobe from there!

As with the I Gigi general store a few doors down, their women's boutique leaves me in two minds. I…read morelove some of the labels they stock- most with ethical stances, great mixes of classic and avant-garde, particularly Humanoid, Beyond Skin, Fillipa K- admittedly expensive brands. The women's boutique has a harder edge to the decor which is welcome after the crisp clean neutrals of the homestore, yet ultimately, combined with the stiff staff, comes across as snooty.

I really liked the styles in this shop, so was quite bummed out that everything was a just a bit…read morehigher than my price range. The clothing has a sort of hippie/outdoorsy feel, with lots of flowing tops, skirts, cute sweaters and jeans that aren't the cigarette-skinny variety. Tops were in the £40 - £60 range, with jeans a bit higher. A few items were on sale, ranging from 30 - 70% off regular prices. These prices were quite reasonable, but the selection was small, and not as stylish (especially the 70% off items.) I did see some comfy-looking pyjama bottoms though. Accessories were plentiful, and included a full wall of scarves, necklaces, earrings and rings that managed to be bright and colourful without being tacky. Gift ideas were also available, and at large discounts, including mugs, hot water bottle covers, hats, and small jewellery boxes. So, I've decided I'm going to save up a bit and return. One nice sweater is probably better than two cheaper ones I don't like all that much.

It's about as fashionista edgy as a fondu evening at Edwina Currie's but Fat Face clothes are great…read morefor beachy weekends, durable hoodies for your kids and colourful t shirts and skirts. The revamp is a great improvement on the cramped darkened shop in Dukes Lane and there's plenty on display. I just wish it didn't have the Fat Face logos on a lot of the clothes. Still a bit okay yaa for comfort, without the cool element you get from Jack Wills. What a hypocrite I am, the two are really hardly any different!

An exceptional range of children's shoes. Modern, funky, unusual. Atmosphere is really happy & more…read morethan helpful. Real care is taken with the fitting. Also a small range of different but very reasonably priced Children's clothes. Very enjoyable shopping experience.

Beware!! If anything is wrong with your purchase it is very difficult to get problem resolved…read moreexchange or refund! As you can only deal with air port shop in Gatwick

Good service, fast and professional. Shoes are very good quality.read more