H&M

I love h&m. It is my go to for basic tee shirts, jumpers and shirts for work. Sometimes I find their sizes a bit odd so always tend to try items on.
They have a great kids collection where I often buy my nephew’s clothes. They are super cute (clothes and my nephews) and as they tend to wreck their clothes easily whilst playing (boys will be boys) the h&m stuff looks great and is kind to my purse.

I quite like H&M but it’s not my favourite place to shop, hence te 3 stars. It’s good, but I rarely find anything amazing there these days, not like when I first visited years ago and found an amazing 50s style dress for around £20 which I still wear to this day, is beautifully made and great quality.
I popped in with a specific goal today: hat. I wasn’t actually too fussed on what kind of hat, I just needed some headwear for a mad hatters tea party I’m going to tomorrow. The store sometimes seems a bit of a mess but I think there’s only only person to blame (or people, the customers!).
I headed to the accessories part and immediately saw a great sun hat, black, wide brim and would have been perfect last week when we had so much sunshine. For only £7.99. Also works perfectly for the party tomorrow PLUS I can wear it when summer returns to Glasgow (ahem, I’m sure that will be soon).
Super friendly lady on the register with good chat and no upselling. Pleasant experience but I just can’t get that enthused about H&M these days. I also don’t like the security guard standing at the door, I know this is in most shops along Buchanan Street in Glasgow which is a shame, but not really a welcoming sight.

Need a winter jacket so i don’t freeze my moose of when i head to the big white wonder land that is Winnipeg, Canada.
After exhausting the vintage-​orama in Glasgow i was left short and figured that the high street was the answer to my prayers… it was.
Hi Mr H & M, thank you for your options, I shall thoroughly enjoy keeping warm in its snuggly like hug when all is snowy and polar bear around me.
I always reckon that H&M is a great place for staple items that are still trendy, but not stupidly priced (£35 for a winter jacket ain’t to shabby in my opinion).
Wait… maybe i should update this review when i get back from the great white snowball of the north, till then, cheers Hoggart & Mullet (that’s their names ain’t it?

In my opinion, H&M has gradually improved over the years, and moved from basic, granny like garments to trendier basics which are fantastic value for money.
The newest addition to the H&M family in Glasgow is this giant two storey shop attached to Buchanan Galleries. It really is a giant, and stocks Kids, Ladies and Men’s wear. I especially like the ladies vests and tshirt range, which are really trendy. I purchased a funky KISS t-​shirt for under a tenner and a long white vest for under a fiver, both of which I have worn dressed up and down. That is the beauty of H&M for me, you can buy a range of really affordable basics which can be worn as part of a dressy ensemble, or with a pair of leggings and still look as fab!
Fantastic store, by far the best H&M around!

A new H & M? Why oh why?
WHY NOT.
I love H & M, and made the effort to take advantage of their discount when they opened by having a quick peruse which ended up in a bit of a shopping frenzy.
I bought a new jacket and a long-​sleeved top, promising myself to go back another time to get the other clothes I liked.
It’s pretty big, with a good selection of clothes for men and women.
I like that no-​one ever hassles me in H & M. I am left alone to try things on and make my own mind up on what I want.
They also do good accessories like sunglasses, hats and gloves.
I will probably go here from now on rather than the one inside Buchanan Galleries as the location is better for me.
Check it out!

This great big branch of H&M is a welcome addition to Glasgow’s city centre shopping mecca that is, Buchanan Street. Although there are so many H&M stores in Glasgow, I find each of them to have slightly different stock, with some catering to the younger crowd, and some focusing on the smarter ‘hennes’ range for the stylish and sophisticated lady.
This store seems to have found its middle of the road location, offering a massive selection of clothing including darling dresses and accessories, and a huge selection of jersey wear that American Apparel would be envious of. Today, I was amazed to find myself a jersey skirt in here for only £2.99, which goes to show that as stylish and increasing in popularity as it is, good old H&M hasn’t got too big for its boots and still offers affordable fashion.

So H&M have just opened a new flagship store in the centre of Glasgow. Like the kind and giving person I am, I did my duty and went to check it out for you all.
The new store is located only a stones through away from the existing H&M in the Buchanan Galleries. It’s located in the building of the Buchanan Galleries, but it can’t be reached from the shopping centre itself. (To my extreme disappointment in the heavy rain). Instead, you have to go outside and back in to get into the new store.
I often think with H&M that it depends on which store it is whether you get really nice fashionable clothes of the type I like rather than the more emo style 14 year old style clothes. Happily for me (but not for 14 year old emos) this store is a really good H&M and has a huge range of what the shop assistants refer to as the «high fashion» range. Also good for customers who are older than 14 is the fact that this store is big enough to stock all the designer collaboration ranges — yippee!
Overall, this store is really nicely set out, and it has everything

My goodness, H&M stores in Glasgow are either breeding or multiplying — it’s impossible to tell which! How much are you willing to bed that the Borders location will host yet another?
Joking aside, this new H&M unit is in the space which Open once inhabited, and Habitat before them. H&M, however, has utilised the space far more successfully than their predecessors. Upstairs now holds men’s clothing, with more smart stuff than they had in the upstairs Buchanan Galleries unit. There is also a good-​sized kids section, which kind of reminded me of the one at Zara.
On the ground floor and below, the women’s section is very spread-​out, with different «rooms» if you will for different ranges and styles of clothing. The area for scarves, handbags, leggings, and other accessories is especially glorious. There aren’t many tills, but if you’re in for a good browse that shouldn’t matter too much. Although I haven’t been finding as much clothing I like in here lately, I’m still a fan and will continue to choose here over some of the other high street stores in the area, which become ever-​more expensive with every visit (naming no names… Topshop!)
Definitely worth a wee wander around to see for yourself!

After writing my review of one of the other two H&M stores in the Buchanan Galleries, I discovered that a third one has opened its doors just this week. Naturally, like the good little Unilocaler I am, I just *had* to go in and check it out and, y’know, make sure I had a good long browse.
This flagship two-​storey store is the third largest H&M in the UK (yippeeeee) and had eager shoppers queueing down Buchanan Street for the first glimpse of the store and the chance to get their hands on a pair of discounted Jimmy Choos shoes.
Luckily when I popped in today there was much less frenzy, just the nice buzz of excitement that comes with the opening of a popular store. The shop is indeed huge with lots of little departments (womens including underwear and accessories, mens and kids) and, as you’d expect in the first week, is so tidy, clean and, well, flawless. Its layout had a hint of designer rather than high street, tying in with the Jimmy Choo collaboration.
I saw so many items of clothing I loved and hadn’t seen in the other H&Ms before and I’m desperate to go back to purchase something — I just need to cut down my list or I’ll be bankrupt.
I love H&M anyway (as my previous review highlighted) but this one is even more fabulous. I’m eeeee-​excited!!!

H & M is a good place to go if you’re looking for clothes on a budget but want your outfits to be of better quality than say, New Look or Dorothy Perkins.
This shop is quite small with a poor selection however it’s particularly good for plain cotton tops of every colour and style you could want.