Dunelm Mill Shop

I went in for a duvet set a while ago and was vastly impressed by the store but it did feel rather claustrophobic and all the products at the time of my visit were piled on top of each other giving us little room to have a good look at the products. Maybe they were conducting a stock retake but it was hard to negotiate around the shop not good when you have mobility issues. We found it difficult to find a member of staff to help which you would expect to at least find one sales assistant in a shop of that size but we managed to track one down and she was very helpful in helping us measure the duvets with a tape measure. We also found that we could park easily but the shop is in the wrong location it needs to be more centrally located.

This isnt a store I visit very often, but once im in there i end up spending a bomb. I usually go down with a purpose to buy the one thing. But I seem to get that 1 thing plus 5 others.
I love their childrens bedding range. They always have the whole set there to buy so never any bits missing.
I love the quality of their products even though sometimes i think the price is too high.
Certain items are great bargains though.

Whilst I have only popped occasionally I have always come away with something. They have an excellent range of products all of a good quality. Prices are reasonable and the product range caters for most tastes.
They have some lovely little items to give as gifts and also you can buy plenty of fabrics here to suit most needs. I have always managed to find ribbon here for Easter bonnets so a really useful place to visit if you need something particular.

I like this place as they have (or at least used to have, I haven’t been in about 3 years) a great selection of beautiful and interesting fabrics and haberdashery items.
I bought a load of things here to make some Easter bonnets for my little cousins (one of which won a prize!) and I also bought material here to make a ball gown for myself that got a lot of compliments. It was a rainbow sunset organza and was such a lovely fabric to work with.
Good value too. A fun place to look around if you like making things.

I really like this shop. Apart from an extensive range of soft furnishings it also sells a wealth of little nick-​nacks for the home. So many things I didn’t realise I desperately needed!
Seriously though, they’ve got everything you could possibly need for the kitchen or bathroom, picture frames in every size you could imagine, dried and silk flowers and lots and lots of smelly candles.
They have a coffee shop upstairs. I haven’t used it myself but it looks and smells very nice. Also upstairs is the fabric and haby department. They’ve got a good selection of furnishing/​curtain fabrics and lots of handy haby. They also sell some reasonably priced sewing machines.
The only minus point for me is, as a budding dressmaker, I would have liked to have seen some dressmaking fabric on sale. They used to have a small selection of dressmaking pattens but they seem to have stopped doing them now which is a shame.
Definitely worth a browse.