This clothing shop is pretty much four or five shops all rolled into one. Mainly stocking clothes, they seem to have all types, for all different occasions, for all different people. In the front, and down the right hand side of the middle floor, there are men's clothes - from gangster looking designed ones, to vintage check shirts and wolf print tees. It is a good stock for men's clothing, however, I am guessing that almost all the teenagers and young people in Bristol buy clothes here and end up looking quite the same. There is quite a huge range of women's clothing, all down the left hand side of the middle floor, all of the top floor, and half of the floor below is dedicated to women. All in all the clothes are pretty, but quite boring and I find I easily get bored in here because there are just too many things to look at in one go and it all feels abit too messy. I like the ground floor the best, where there is an indie artsy gift shop, stocking a wonderful assortment of things, such as Airfix Fred's in a few sizes, graffiti books, all sorts of Japanese plasters, key caps, bullet ice trays.. I'd say you'd need at least two hours if you wanted to go through every single thing in this area. On the other end of this ground floor, there are accessories - plenty of jewelery, hair pieces, fake eyelashes, beads, buttons; all with quite a kitsch theme. One of the displays that caught my eye were cupcake trinkets on rings, bracelets, earrings and necklaces. Very cute. This is a good shop if you have lots of time and patience, but for me I prefer individual shops that each have their own theme, and not a jumble of shops under one roof which doesn't create a unity. read more