Excellent stylish independent store in the centre of the city. A large store crammed with the…read morelatest brands and gear. The store is well known in Sheffield and further afield, and its reputation speaks for itself.It's won quite a few high profile awards, and has been in Sheffield since 2000. There is also an online store that I have reviewed separately, but it quite useful as new brands get added right away, allowing me to check it before I go into town to visit the store. A cut above the rest really, and I end up going in far too often and spending too much!

Has an excellent collection of clothing in, with garments that are unable to be found elsewhere in…read morethe city. The staff too are also always very friendly whenever you go in, giving you advice or just having a bit of a chat. It's definitely up there with the best of men's stores in the North that I have visited.

This is a large shop catering well for men with a thing for labels. They have a wide range…read moreincluding Replay, Lyle & Scott, G Star and Belstaff. T-shirts are mainly simple and branded across the chest but a few unusual prints can be found. Accent appeals to blokes who like to spend a bit of dosh on their clothes, with jeans priced between £80 and £350, with a few unusual cuts and detailing. There are quite a few vintage-style checked shirts and polo shirts but personally I'd go for real vintage every time...and it's about a third of the price. The kids' clothing pushes the prices from pretty steep to completely unjustifiable! Who the heck would spend £150 on an Armani zip up top for an 8 year old boy??? Wrong wrong wrong! Or for that matter £70 for an Armani baby grow for a 6 month old? Clearly not many people as it is now half price! Phew!

Grand little shop secreted in the Queens Arcade just off Briggate. I first noticed this little…read morejewel of a place when I went hunting for some G-Star jeans I'd seen about 3 or 4 years ago before they took off in UK, when I spotted them in the Accent shop window, it was the first place I'd ever seen them in the high street. It's all very smooth and chic when you walk in, the staff will ask you if they can help, you'll decline until you spot some denims on the very extensive jeans wall, and then you'll need their help as you aren't Stretch Armstrong. Moving further back into the shop and there's a selection of top half wear, in the form of t shirts, polo shirts, hooded tops and jackets, in a variety of brands from Lyle and Scott, Replay, Nixon, Barbour, Ringspun and many more. This particular shop is menswear and kids clothing, upstairs is the more tailored area for those who like to be suited and booted at places that aren't Burtons or Marks and Spencer. Back left of the ground floor, which has some of the cutest baby/kids clothes, but also some of the more expensive I've seen; Armani baby grow @ £60. Oh and for novelty value, I once saw a jacket in there made entirely from paper. Check it out if you want a pick of designer clothes expanding beyond the usual.

This menswear shop is the place to come if you want to get kitted out with the classic English…read moreCountry look - think Golden Labradors, Range Rovers and green wellies. Actually, it's full of foreign tourists as well, this being York, all wanting a slice of classic, rugged British outdoor wear. Brands include Barbour - of course - Viyella, Magee and Loake. They can literally fit you out from top to toe, from shoes or boots and socks to classic Christy and Olney hats and caps. The nice thing is that the staff are very friendly and helpful, as well as knowledgeable, and the prices actually pretty good for this sort of lifetime-lasting quality. The shop is quite small, but a great place to browse. They also do a mail order service.

I have been buying clothes from Robert Smart for many years as I know they stock only high…read morequality clothing and I will receive old fashioned,expert, professional service to match. Robert Smart offers a first class service for alterations too. Nothing is too much trouble for the staff I would not consider going anywhere else. I recommend Robert Smart Menswear without any reservation.

My order placed 9th November ( order 12911 ) for moleskin trousers has not been received 30th…read moreDecember. No explanation from Tweed Jackets whose telephone number I can't locate.

Popped in the shop because it looked fairly cool. Turned out to be a great experience…read more The service was brilliant. I had three staff members tending to me and both my girlfriend and I were offered a complementary cappuccino! We were given a tour of all of the new items and the items were catered to what he (I didn't catch the employee's name) thought I liked based on what I was wearing. He was super friendly and helpful. We were really treated while trying out different pieces of clothing. It worked! I ended up purchasing a black hoodie (which fits me perfectly, is extremely comfortable and looks awesome), some new jeans (Razor type, I believe) and a super soft green pullover jumped. Two thumbs up to this designer. Note: This is the first Denham store in the UK! The designer is supposedly very highly regarded in the industry.

Quality items and fantastic staff. I'm not much of a shopper but I was in need of a few key pieces…read moreand looking for quality not quantity. Charlie helped me find a fit that worked best for me and I walked out with two tops and two jeans and a new friend in Leeds.

Greenwoods Menswear Ltd is situated on Gowthorpe next to Whsmith. Greenwoods are a national company…read morewith over 130 branches nationwide. There is no parking for the shop but there is a Pay and Display car part down the side road of the building. I would say that Greenwoods Menswear is aimed at more distinguished men with ranges in day, formal and office wear. I think the thing that sets Greenwoods above the rest is their formal hire wear, which has now been re-branded as the 1860 Formal Hire. As a family we have Hired suits for two weddings where my husband was Best Man and required top hats and tails. Not only where the suits of excellent quality and a reasonable price but fit well too.

I absolutely love this shop, I have just bought 3 new cravats and the tightest trousers money can…read morebuy. I am smaller than the average man, but I find the size range a joy to behold. I alwsys recieve a wonderful welcome and the help I need reaching yhe higher shelves.

Streffords is a well known name in Scarborough. It is in a street which seems to attract well known…read morebusinesses . Sadly some of the good names have gone but this one hasn't. To all appearances it looks a small shop but they have a good stock. They are helpfull and friendly. It is a shop you connect with quality and that is how it has allways been.Anything you buy from there will look good and people say they have things for ages and they stay looking good.This is the sort of shop we need in this town ,the kind people will come here for.

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A great store, I walked in and got exactly what I needed immediately, beautiful serviettes for my…read moretea party. There were a lot of other things I did not need so kept my eyes dead ahead. Lovely to see stores like this still in business in a market town. Go treat yourself today to something, anything, everything!

Barkers Department Store, situated in the centre of the High Street, offers an incredible range of…read moremerchandise, including some of the worlds leading brands of fashion, lingerie, menswear, shoes, handbags, cosmetics, cards, luggage, gifts and homewares. On the first floor is a recently refurbished 200 seat restaurant with views over the Applegarth Park and an excellent menu specialising in home cooking. The store also has an online shopping facility.

Hasseen exclusive wear is just one of the many sari shops on and around Roundhay Road. It stands…read moreout for me because it has some exceptionally beautiful elaborately beaded garments which seem to be of a higher quality and level of detail than the pieces in many of the other sari shops. Some of them really are gorgeous, in vibrant gem colours with intricate patterns of gold and silver beads painstakingly sewn in. It would be worth a visit just to drool over them even if you don't intend to buy anything. The most elaborate garments are suitably more expensive than their less-detailed counterparts, with a very elaborate tunic top selling for £85.Though I'd be worried if it sold for any less considering the work that must have gone into it! If you want to experience the real beauty of traditional South Asian fashion then I would highly recommend Hasseen.