Gerry Weber

Gerry Weber is an emerging international fashion brand for what could possibly be decribed as the discerning and fashion conscious woman. The Belfast store is the third store to open in the UK and showcases the main collections in a sleek and stylish interior, resplendent in polished steel, glass and black polished surfaces with dramatic red counters that will appeal to the design-​conscious customer.
The clothes main are perfect for stylish office suits and casual wear featuring upscale mix-​and-​match ready-​to-​wear. There is also knitwear, shirts, trousers and outdoor jackets, completing the look. And finally for our younger customers with a distinctive sense for the latest fashion and quality trends we have the Taifun collection. Which is for younger people, which basically means people who are a bit up themselves and like to dress their kids in expensive clothes to show off.
While none of this is really for me. I think the shop itself is really nice and dynamic and I found calling in here for a look around a not-​bad experience. Other reviewers complained about the staff but I found them polite and pretty non-​intrusive.
Overall not for me, but not all that bad either.

Gerry Weber is a designer women’s clothes shop and this particular branch is located on the Ground Floor of Victoria Square. My girlfriend and I were simply dandering about and we called in here just to see if there was any nice bargains. Needless to say we walked around for literally 30 seconds before we decided… hmm… no thanks.
Firstly the member of staff was watching us like a hawk. In all fairness if I was going to shop lift, there is an Apple store or a jewellers upstairs. I’m not going to go into a desginer women’s shop! What would I do with women’s clothes??? (Answers on a postcard)
Secondly, the clothes were for a particular brand of woman that seems to be in movies and professional photographs, not walking on the streets of Belfast, half-​cut, heading to the M Club. Yeah one point for feminism!
I don’t get designer shops usually. The clothes look the same as everywhere else except for the price tag. But I would love to own one and learn how it keeps itself open because whenever we went in, there was one other person and they were watching like a hawk.
Quite a depressing shop actually. Unless you have some Pokemon-​type fetish where by you have to own something from every shop in Victoria Square, I’d avoid.