Primark

These have to be the cheapest places to buy clothes at the moment and that is often reflected in the quality of the product. And the crowds in the store. The workers are very good, if you ask for anything they go out of their way to try and help you. The till workers can get down a queue in no time. I love their control leggings, I’m very, very thin and they are the only ones I’ve ever found that are properly tight. I always wear them for the gym and they are perfect for that.

Two floors of low price fashion! the only downside is the ques to pay! somedays its so long people just dont bother! but its got sum great bargains

You can find what you want for cheaper but low quality. The shop is big, when its over crowded it become a big mess. No wonder all people love this shop because of its cheap prices.

it is a massive shop in old market sq, you will find good deals sometimes, but generally I don’t like the quality of primark, but it is big and you will find any kind of clothes inside with a fare price comparing to quality., the second floor offers you some intresting bath appliances, curtains. sheets, and etc,

This clothes shop always reminds me of a jumble sale. It’s often very busy and the queues are always big. You can buy virtually any clothing here that is currently in fashion, but I can’t help but think it will fall apart before it falls out of fashion.

Primark is one of those places that I always go to wanting to find a bargain but always come out empty handed. Whenever my friends go they get loads of great things and put together outfits really cheaply from there, but it never seems to happen for me! I do find that the garments lack quality there and aren’t that well made, maybe that’s what puts me off. Fabrics are quite thin and sometimes almost see through on things like t-​shirts. The underwear is quite nice though and I have a friend who buys all of hers from there in preference to going to the likes of M&S. Worth a look anyway!

The clothes are really cheap and there’s a huge range but I always feel really dirty (figuratively speaking) on the few occasions I enter this store and quickly leave empty-​handed.
Why? Its horrible reputation of using sweat shops to mass produce its cheap ‘n’ not-​so-​cheerful clothing.
Sure, I have no idea that stores selling more expensive clothing are trading ethically — but I DO know that this brand thrives on exploitation so I try to avoid it.
The store is always so overcrowded anyway on weekends.
Personally I don’t see the attraction of a throw-​away society where nothing is sustainable and things fall apart after a few wears. Sure it’s cheap — but does that justify the products — and how they’re made?

I really want to like Primark, but I always feel like there is smoething missing. Thier clothes are funny sizes and they dont wash very well, also the shop always reminds me of a jumble sale, and the queues are horrendous! Good for accessories and nightwear though.

Woohoo, what’s not to like about Primark! An enormous fashion fun factory where you can loose yourself for days, fabulous bargains to be had, great accessories and the cutest, cheapest, greatest little knickers in town. Addictive.

The place is perfect for a budget for one off items or accessories. It’s very cheap if your looking for a bag or costume jewellery for an event, don’t expect to wear it more than a few times though! The store itself is very big with a wide range but it can get very busy, they have 3 seperate till points with ⁶⁄₈ tills at each their always staffed and there are plenty of people to ask if your have a query.

Love it, Love it. Love it. Can come home with bags and bags of stuff and has hardly made a dent in the purse. Can send my teenager with £20 and she comes back with a small outfit, and a smile, Cant complain. Love it!

Nottingham’s Primark is a decent size since it’s recent expansion. As expected everything is cheap, but they often get new deliveries and have large dressy, coats, jewellery and lingerie sections plus a permanent sale by the side exit. Everything is easy to find, as it’s a good idea to buy something you like as soon as you see it, as stuff sells out quickly. It often gets really busy, so would avoid on a Saturday, and only has one ladies changing room.

Very cheap but nice clothes, also sells shoes and homeware. Big shop near the new square.

primark is awesome, the cheapest place to buy clothes on a student budget
there is always something new whenever i go in so i get to but something new all the time, great for a shopaholic like me!