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Shops and Hobbies in Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire*

Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire Clothes, Magazines, Art, Galleries, Hobbies

Clothes Shops, Shoe Shops, Fashion and Bargains

• WE NEED MORE AND TOP TOWN SHOULD BE MADE BIGGER
• MATALAN or extreme
• I don't think there are any clothes shops in Cleethorpes. Except those fancy little boutique things.
• topshop,pilot,river island.sports soccer,jjb sports,new look,all sports.etc
• Reef Rash is literally the coolest clothes shop in the are (on a par with Beorc in Grimsby), the clothes dont fall apart like most now, so its worth paying a bit more (and theres always the bargain bin, that u can get the fit staff to help u find stuff in
• Offshore - cool stuff!
• etam,top-shop, new look, asda.
• Not that many, but the best are probably Rio (on the high street) and Raffles (near the Market Square). Great value and new fashions. Champion!
• Being a bit of a trend setter I like to shop at Henri Bean in Abbygate and capital collection and Milan woman. Top shop is very good as is Bay Trading and now they have refurbished Etams it is quite nice as well oh not forgetting Riverisland.
• milan only sells Lacoste, a bit of quality so don't diss diiiiiiiccccccckheaaaddss.(supply the Lacoste too much for yow)
• Jaspers near Freshney Place
• Milan on Seaview street only sells Lacoste is the rumour
• Offshore on the seafront sells cool stuff like Quiksilver & Rip Curl - Oakleys a speciality
• beorc near town is one of the best shops around here. it sells loads of cool things clothes to joss sticks to really wild hair dye.
• only wimins
• new trendy clothes shop down seaview street, finally sells designer clothes - hasta la vista morgan chics
• Charity shops in St Peter's Avenue - that's all there is down there.
• Reef Rash and Off Shore (nice surf style clothes but wait for the sales)
• Being a trendsetter I go to Oxfam by Riby Square.
• In the precinct in Grimsby.

Arts, crafts and such (Anything from pukka art galleries to craft shops. Trendy and twee both welcome.)

• Not many places in grimsby that do arts and crafts. There are a few courses at the grimsby art and design college such as florestry, and down kent street the resource centre does a few art courses like fine art and glass painting.
• erm... the art bar?
• Welhome Galleries bit naff, but its still GRIMSBY errr CAXTONS who do Slayerfest in april and are gettin Claire Kramer aka Glory from buffy or Courtney from Bring it on!
• seaview street,
• Try Banana Leaf down the Kingsway, cool balianese ornaments and other imported cool stuff (suprisingly cheap - tho it looks abit like a junk shop once ur inside its cool)
• There are several art shops and supposed "antique" shops along the seafront, but for the "real" artist, S&A Frames is the place to be! Having studied art for A-level I can honestly say that it has EVERYTHING you will ever need. Also, it holds art classes every week - beginners welcome too!
• The Glasswerx and excellent Tiffany stained glass company. The afore mentioned craft experssions houses some of the work by this fine company.
• CRAFT EXPRESSIONS, SEA VIEW ST. GET ALL YOUR FUNKY UNIQUE GIFTS HERE. NO TAT, JUST QUALITY GIFTS MOSTLY MADE BY LOCAL PEOPLE. THE MAJORITY OF THE REST IS MADE IN THIS COUNTRY! THEY SELL ON A COMMISSION BASIS SO GET IN TOUCH IF YOU MAKE ANYTHING OF GOOD QUALITY AND WANT SOMEWHERE TO SELL IT.
• Grimsby art college has an interesting group of dancers, Rangeing from pocket girls with dark hair upto tall blonds, all running around in thong leotards all day getting very sweaty.
• The Doughty Museum has an interesting collection of coins for all yo numismola er nusmitologi er coin collectors.

Magazine and Comic Shops

• freshney place
• etam,asda,ramsdens,comic streak.
• Bleas newsagents on Hardys road is a brilliant shop I go there every day and have done for the last 9 years.
• Mr Blee is a bent ass bastard who serves 2 year olds fags
• litte amsterdam sex shop freeman street grimsby

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