The Top 20 Fashion in Liverpool, Merseyside

Fresh reviews:

I recentely stumbled upon Über Torso’s website and was very intrigued right away:— Absolutly brilliant movie-themed T-Shirts— Free shipping worldwide (!)— Reasonable pricesSo, I couldn’t restrain myself and ordered two shirts right away.Everything went smoothly: You can pay by PayPal or CreditCard and the…

Sven R.

Uber Torso

I first came across Moral Kiosk during a vintage fair at the Shipping Forecast.After having spent numerous hours of unsuccessful shop crawling in Liverpool One’s high street stores, I finally found a t-shirt (‘Crucial 3′. You can see it on their website.) that had a longer fit with an edgy, yet fashionable…

Mizzam

Shellys Kiosk

there very helpfull ave uniforms for all trades you can get them embroided with any word lettering you want although this does take 10 workin days they do printing also on football shits ect the layout of clothing is spacious so you can browse easily and wheelchaire access the staff are really nice and knw what…

Crudyn

FiTwells

I’m a definite fan of Crucial! This is a lovely boutique situated in the Walton Vale area of Liverpool. The window display enticed me inside as I spotted a great pair of floral hareem trousers which screeched ‘buy me!’Once inside, the store has a really nice layout and is organised into trends. The clothing is…

Isabel O.

Crucial Clothing

normally find something nice in here practically Impossible to come out empty handed nice trends x

Annmar

New Look

Oh golly. I’m not a huge fan of Esprit but that’s due to my own fashion bias! The store actually has a great array of clothing, from men’s to women’s, children’s and even a home section on offer.I don’t find any of the pieces in this store particularly appealing as they don’t mirror current catwalk trends as…

Isabel O.

Esprit

Unfortunately, this shop is no longer «Retro Vintage» its been taken over by someone else, sad to say there is only a small amount of clothing here & not really what I would call vintage, (which is why I made a special journey here) its more of what I would call a «Junk shop» selling lots of bric-à-brac…