Branded Clothing

Branded Clothing is a basic clothes shop in Whitechapel. Even though the shop appears tacky both from the outside and inside, their clothes are really cheap and simple. I’m not sure about whether they’re the most fashionable but if that’s not important to you, then it doesn’t matter. Most of their clothes will attract women and usually the shop is crowded with customers; it is perhaps easy to see why considering you can grab more than a bargain.
In terms of the layout, it is definitely a bit overcrowded and seems stuffed with clothes. This does make it difficult to move around especially when there are other people around. If you’re not bumping into people, then you will bump into clothes given such a tight space!
This may not be the obvious or familiar of places to look for clothes but don’t forget about it because they have such lovely staff and good bargains.

The by-​line to this shop’s signage is ‘why pay their prices’. The answer is of course that because you might get some decent clothes if you do. This is possibly one of the most depressing shops in the whole of Liverpool. Just row upon row of ill fitting and badly put together seconds from major chainstores including New Look, Marks & Spencers and Debenhams. It is outrageously cheap — dangerously so, so cheap I worry about how they’re going to pay the rent on the place. £3 for a skirt, a playsuit, a full dress — they’d probably sell you a flamenco dress for £3 as long as you’d be prepared to do dome excavating; you need to get digging through the rails in order to find anything specific.
The staff here are very friendly and you might even be able to wear the clothes here a few times before they fall to pieces but the shop is a too bright, clinically white box that will eat away at your time and life.