H&M

Clean, well kept, easily navigated H&M with one of the largest men’s sections I’ve seen. Awesome place to snag cheap basics.

I love H&M as their stuff is cheap and cheerful. I think Penneys are better for some stuff but their t-​shirts come in great colours and are very affordable. Its not high fashion but its a great place to buy cheap basics. The staff are always pretty friendly too, which is a bonus.

H&M — good stuff and great prices! If you’re on the hunt for reasonably priced, fashionable clothing which is of decent quality, this international chain may be up your alley.
Ladies will love it, especially the section for working girls — nice options for the office (or the ‘BT Black’ uniform). And, there are U.S. numerical sizes on the label (along with European sizes) and Extra Small sizes too! There is also a Men’s section, accessories and little odds and ends like umbrellas for only 99 cents (?!)
The vibe is great too — good music and helpful service.
What’s more: Bring in a bag of your old clothing and get a small credit toward your purchase too :)
Walked out with five attractive and nice quality black/​white tops for only 69 euro — Not bad!
Big fan of H&M right here!

This is a well laid out H&M across from St Stephens green shopping center. The top floor is women’s clothes while the bottom floor has men’s and kids clothes.
H&M is a nice dependable place where you can usually find decently priced fashionable clothes. They have a large amount of different sweaters and I have found good cheap tshirts and shorts as well. Definitely a good place if you are looking for decent clothes at decent prices.
There is also a lift in the back left corner if you are pushing a buggy into the store.

Cheap and cheerful. You can depend on H&M for cardigans and a good supply of basic tops and vest tops. Their dresses, especially in summer, can be lovely.
The kids section is a god send too. Cheap funky clothes for kids that, believe it or not, grow and grow fast. Why the heck would you want to spend 40+EUR on a jumper or pants when they wont be fitting them for that long? H&M all the way baby… um, for the baby.
Yay! Indeed I am a fan.

All H&M’s be it in Dublin, Ireland or other countries have their own style of clothing and I would call this the more conservative, but not in a bad way, it includes cute little flowy dresses and short shorts.
I am a big H&M fan but I have never bought anything in this store as the style of clothing they have is not always my style and finding something in my size (as they only do up to size 42 or 14 (I am a size ⁴⁴⁄₁₆)). I am sure if they had had my size in some of their dresses I would have bough a few items, but because their sizes are too small for me I can only give it a 3*.
The prices in H&M are always good, sometimes I even feel bad, that they are so good as it means that the wages for the ones making the clothing must be too low, even if the fabrics does not last too long and are usually not the best fabric in the world. But I do love that I can buy a little from the new trends every season as it is within my budget.

Love H & M and this is the better one of the two in Dublin but was surprised not as big as the ones on the mainland and the style is a bit different. Neither less I found some good deals and some cute items. The jackets are great and a hell of a lot cheaper than what I can usually find in the States. Might not want to let my secret out lol. Nice that you can get your Vat check here too to reclaim your taxes at the airport if you are not an EU citizen.

Larger (I think) than the other H&M in Dublin (1, on Henry St) and seems more focused on business/​work clothes than casual clothes – right now I’m wondering if I’ve ever seen a hoodie there.

Of the two H&Ms in the city centre that I frequent, this is my favorite. They seem to have a wide selection and for whatever reason the items here seem to target an older crowd. There are more sweaters and party dresses and less skintight leopard-​print jumpsuits and graphic teeshirts. The staff also seem to be out of secondary school and are aware they are being paid specifically to help customers.
I also like the layout of the store with a bunch of little racks and lots of ways to walk in every direction. It seems more conducive to how I like to shop – wandering around, touching everything, and checking it in the mirrors before I commit to trying it on. I wouldn’t normally notice this sort of thing but compared with the H&M in the Ilac Centre with its long, narrow aisles I have come to appreciate it. This is not a train tunnel, it’s a clothing store and people like to go in more than one direction.

This large, brand spanking new H&M does what it ought and sells (probably) millions of tons of flash-​fashion cotton for nothing. I think fashion only has itself to blame for H&M, you keep changing the styles every twenty minutes and expect everyone to pay top dollah for everything? No way, José.
I’ll oft be seen amidst the rails here looking for a couple if items to hip it up a bit for this season or that. Most of the time they do have exactly what I want and it’s unbelievably cheap, even if it’s not incredibly well made. I once had a shirt from H&M, and this is the exception, but when I was putting it on my arm went, not down the sleeve, but through it.

H&M has always been and always will be a great place to shop. They do a great job of following trends and replicating much more expensive looks and selling them to those of us who might not have to dough to splurge on fancy-​pants. They also do work-​wear incredibly well. And while a lot of this office wear is pretty uninspiring, it’s basic and not ugly and easy to throw on in the morning.
They also do fabulous basics. If I need a tank top in a specific color, for example, I immediately head to H&M because I know they’ll have what I need in the color I desire (and in every color of the rainbow) and it will be cheap as dirt.
Their accessories are top-​notch; I find that their hats, gloves and scarves are especially cute.

I don’t like lots of bright colours, i certainly don’t like lots of bright colours bunched together on one item of clothing. And from what i have seen this is what H & M do best. However they also have a bit of charm hidden beneath the ultra «cool» and «hip» fashions. I have found some good stuff in H&M that didn’t cost too much and didn’t cause unlucky passers by to double over in epileptic fits.
In fact, in the time it has taken me to write that paragraph i have come to realise that H&M give a lot for very little. Nothing is too complicated nothing is too expensive. Which is perfect no?
Men generally don’t realise there is a mens section in H&M, and if this store is anything to go by i don’t blame them. If i hadn’t the prior knowledge of it’s existence i would never have ventured into the beast. The whole ground floor is womens clothing. and so is the downstairs save for the far left section which is for men, and the right section which is for children. Although i am aware they sell most clothing to women, it would be nice to see a little more appeal for the men. That said, what is in the mens section is grand. If your not picky, H&M wont ask very much of you and you will no doubt find something nice here. that’ll do the job.(too man-​ish? haha)