Clothes Shops, Shoe Shops, Fashion and Bargains in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire*

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• topshop, a good one in leam very handy.
• crap shopping go to birmingham
• All high street chains with the exception of some designers. Leamington tends to cater for high street and above, there are a few cheap stores for shoes but not many such as Primark etc. The high street is nice and makes for a nice day shopping. Leamington town centre has been under some refurbishment.. more specialist and boutique shops have opened which suit the town well.
• i am so annoyed that leamington has been getting rid of good shops and replacing them with shoe shops an not even good shoe shops i must say!apart from faith which is nice but wayy to expensive they got rid of bay!!:( and then i heard that they were getting a h&m and i was like yess i love h&m and i have to go all the way to redditch cuz i dont shop in cov so i was well happy about that but then i found out that o no!they wernt getin 1 at all they were gettin another...music shop leamington has to many music and shoe shops and not enuf clothes shops they got rid of bay and pilot!!no no no!the only good thing they did was get a jane norman and a bank wich i was a bit pleased about but then they got rid of legends the boys and girls 1!!!and put a good old shoezone ther wen wev already got a cheapy shoe shop!very annoying sort your self out leam!
• underground clothing on the parade
• planet bong is ace
• topshop
• AUGUSTUS CLOTHES HAS THE COOLEST CLOTHES AROUND MANY FUNKY LABELS ON REGENT ST
• legends have sum of the coolest brands on the market @ the mo
• It's a clone town, it only has high street chains.
• legends sell almost all the skatin clothes ull ever want but if your not a skater. bit expensive
• Just check out the priors, they've got all your usual high street shops and down the parade as well. But if you want a bit more variety check out Underground at the bottom of the parade, there's some nice stuff down there always and it's a really kool shop. Also if you want some more alternative clothes check out Planet Bong, koolest stoner shop around! The best place to shop in the midlands is Birmingham though cos you've got all the normal shops in the Bullring and then The Oasis, the majorly alternative, punk, goth place, with everything you could ever dream of!
• Topshops ok you get them pretty much everywhere. theres a little shop near top park called Kat which has some gorgeous clothes but is also quite expensive but worth a look. theres always house of fraser/rackhams aswell!!
• Next...i'm sad
• Oxfam - ace, House of Fraser,
• Chez Ramas is dead trendy for cutting edge fashion.
• There are the usual well known chains inside the Priors shopping centre, e.g. New Look, Topshop, Topman, Miss Selfridge etc. Sadly, a lot of the clothes are more or less completly the same style and are rather more "slutty" then some people may like. If you are more into "surfing style" clothes, then there is Fat Face, which is quite good, and also Parkinsons, which I personally consider better than Fat Face, but, each to his own. There are quite a lot of independent shops, on the roads on the sides of the Parade, which sell great clothes. There are also a couple of shops, which sell designer fashion i.e. Gucci, Prada etc, along the streets near the Parade. I personally consider the independent shops better than the large chains, as they are far more original, and often better quality. I sugest that everyone just looks around the shop and finds out which they like best. Hundreds of people can tell you their opinions, but you may get there, and find it completly different to how they have described it.
• Underground is good but quite expensive
• Klobba - 39 Clemens Street - Old Town - a grand selection of new and used army surplus from various parts of planet earth! Camden comes to Leamington at half the price!
• royal priors mainly. miss selfrige, pilot, topshop, new look, mark one, house of fraser
• New Look, Topshop, Miss Selfridge, Bay, Marks & Spencers
• underground - very trendy but skate at the same time
• kong. excelent for stussy silas carhartt aem-kei mhi etc. also footware,vans etnies dc circa dvs emerica i-path. nice people too
• there are a few little boutiques which are pretty cool but really over-priced. and fall apart quickly. the clothes in Legends at the mo are nice and revive and revolve are good for something different.
• Not a strong point for Leam... Only a couple decent "underground" shops... Ie at the corner of Warwick Street with Bedford and the new one at the bottom of the Parade next to Pizza Express...
• Not so much a recommendation as a gentle warning. Agent G posesses one of the most persuasive shop assistants you will ever encounter. By all means enter, there are, at times some pretty good bargains to be got, but remember, unless you have a will of iron you will not leave without having bought something. That woman once told me I looked good in a turquoise mini skirt made of fleece, I spent £40 and never wore the skirt again. She's good... by god she's good.
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• Legends, for cool clothes, skate and snow gear and nice friendly staff. sometimes a bit pricey, but worth it! Agent G for the occasional cute T-shirt, Kong have some cool bits and bobs too (shame about the arsey staff)
• House of Fraser - good deals when the sales are on. I got two tops for £4 each the other day!!! They were top quality as well - brand names! Try 2 avoid getting served by Sabrina (my sister). U probably wont realise she works there anyway. In fact, she looks to underdressed to even be a CUSTOMER! (no offence Bri!)
• agent G is great for girls and the royal priors has all the usual.
• agent g. the only 'alternative' clothes shop in the place.
• Mens clothes shops are inadequate in quantity though snobby tailor type shops exist in abundance but i dont have £1500.00 in my pocket for socks. Womens clothes shops are well covered i think but im not a girl so you'd have to ask one to truly find out.
• Kong - if only for the serial killer range
• HOUSE OF FRASER IS FULL OF CRAP. ESPECIALLY TED BAKER.
• Revolve at the back of House of Fraser has some top clothes for dressing up and going out!
• Judging by my fashion sense I am going to the wrong one's.
• REVIVE REVIVE REVIVE, same as the one in sunny coventry but smaller, still has some wicked stuff, bit pricey but sales are worth a gander. Top man a bit small and joint with burtons but still you can get the occasionally good bargain
• erm , i'm a rocker you've got to be kidding right?!!
• U GOT THE USUAL, TOPSHOP, MISS SELFRIDGE, DOROTHY PERKINS(CRAP) THEN YOU GOT HOUSE OF FRASER WHICH IS GREAT IF YOU LIKE CLOTHES LIKE WAREHOUSE, FRENCH CONNECTION AND OTHER TOP NAMES! AND THEY USUALLY HAVE REALLY GOOD SALES ON!
• many this town loves to pose
• Venue - Sell very nice smart/casual stuff.
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• Rackhams!!!!!!!! Only place for womens clothes in Leamington or Warwick. Warehouse Giant, Ted Baker, Morgan and Ralph Lauren.. Also good for blokes clothes although they have more choice around town
• millets and some designers shops that you wouldn't catch me dead in. where all the trendies hang out.
• Mystique - wierdy hippy clothes and more candles than you can shake a stick at. Music selection best avoided.
• legends at the back of Royal Priors. A skate/surf shop catering for wannabies, still pretty cool though.

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Last updated: 2011-01-17