Best city to go clothes shopping?

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Reply 20

lyrical_lie

Glasgow

we have many topshops...well like 2 off the top of my head and H&Ms xD

Reply 21

Summer of 69

somethingbeautiful

Well since then they've built a brand new shopping complex called Liverpool 1 and another called the met quarter (insanely expensive though):

http://www.liverpool-one.com/

http://www.metquarter.com/

ahh ok i take it back :smile:

it did used to be crap tho didnt it?

Reply 22

brokenangel

Gateshead metrocentre everything you need under one roof brilliant

Reply 23

Davy-Jones

You think retailers like topshop/H&M determine the best places for clothes shopping? Seriously, come on now...
I think Bicester Village (Oxford) is one of the best in the country, filled with absolutely humongous brand stores, from Versace, Gucci and Dolce & Gabanna to the cheaper Nike and Gap. It is like the ultimate for top luxury designer clothes :yep:

Reply 24

Blatant Troll

For shopping of the city centre variety, Leeds is rather good

Reply 25

Pezza18

Will1692

Manchester? Would say Los Angeles but you said England :yes:

New York wins over LA anyday! :rolleyes:

Reply 26

somethingbeautiful

69 Summer of

ahh ok i take it back :smile:

it did used to be crap tho didnt it?

Yeah, very. All we had as a shopping center was 'St Johns' which is just a chav magnet. :nothing:

It has a load of crappy clothes/shoe stores, a 'food court' and a market stall thing.

But Bold street and Cavern Walks are brilliant and they've been around for ages. Again, they're both quite expensive though.

Liverpool 1 is the best thing that's happened in years :rofl:

Reply 27

Summer of 69

somethingbeautiful

Yeah, very. All we had as a shopping center was 'St Johns' which is just a chav magnet. :nothing:

yhep st johns must have been where i went lmao!
chav magnet is one way of putting it :p:

Reply 28

ArtGoblin

Manchester. It's not as good as London, obviously, but better than other cities of it's size like Birmingham and Leeds.

Reply 29

steeler4life

I think Leicester is alright for shopping. Plenty of shops, 2 shopping centres, all close in the city centre.

Reply 30

Georgiahoneybee

Around me, I would say Norwich. Although obviously it doesn't compare to the likes of London- I'm still rather impressed when I go haha.

Reply 31

Beckieee

Manchester, i work in the arndale, therefore spend too much money :frown:

Reply 32

hannahlou27

I'm thinking of going on a bit of a spending spree somewhere for my birthday, but I tend to find London really stressful when I go, so I'm thinking maybe Leeds? I've never been before but I've heard it's meant to be pretty good. Although a lot of you are saying Manchester and Liverpool lol... hmm...

Reply 33

xwardax

DancinBallerina

Birmingham :yep:

Reply 34

anandv05

Manchester.. i dont like london to be honest its all too expensive for me

Reply 35

AdeelAhmad

Bluewater in Kent!

Been to Westfield in London, near BBC centre - It's too busy and feels dirty, place is in a slum.

Reply 36

Deutsch_Beth

Cardiff Queen's Street is pretty fantastic, but then again I've never really shopped anywhere else - oh except for Oxford, that's lush.

Reply 37

izaldo

Nearly every big city has the same shops these days. Liverpool's sound though cos there is a good variety of independent stuff.

Chester is nice cos it's quaint.

Reply 38

OhNO!

Liverpool.

Manchester is good, but Liverpool is a lot more compact. Especially with Liverpool One now, all of the main shopping 'bits' are all connected up really well. With Manchester, if you want to go to the Arndale, and then off to the Northern Quarter and then to like, Primark or wherever, it's a long trek. Liverpool has just as many good shops as Manchester really, and it's such a better place to actually do your shopping in because of how it's set out. I don't really like London for shopping because it's too big, it makes it difficult to do a proper shop.