What store do you wish was still here.?

Woolworths
C&A
BHS
Hamells
Etam
Principles
Lilly & Skinner
Tandy

BHS

Lovely memories of the Kardomah in that link Kitty
I was born at the Nightingale too, my mum was in there for two full weeks!

C&A when I am abroad I get really excited shopping there.

There used to be a Jones Brothers on Holloway Road, North London. Their clothes were fab.
BHS, their jumpers and cardies were lovely and lasted well.

C & A. Loved that shop in my dancing days. Still have one pair trousers and couple of tops.

Woolworths

Woolworths. I remember the days when every was 3 pence and 6 pence.
C and A.

Shared Earth on Birmingham New Street.
The Brum branch of John Lewis.
Mothercare
Early Learning Centre
Past Times
??

Woolworths, Debenhams, C&A,

I miss Debenhams,
C&A
Alders
Woolworths
BHS

We used to have a shop here where you took in your own containers and filled them with coffee, cereal, muesli, washing powder or whatever.
I would love another of those.

Hammels. Debenhams, Keddies, Richard shops, precis and minuet

My mother used to be the Clothes Buyer for the children’s wear and baby section of Johnson and Clarke in Staines. “Are you bring Served?” Was one of her favourite programmes. I remember wearing hot pants too!

Woolworths and BHS

Germanshepherdsmum

I thought Country Casuals disappeared years ago.

It definitely did in our town and others nearby along with the makes Vyella, Austin Read and Alexon all were my go-to for work and casual clothes especially when they were discounted in the Designer centres.

The Pier, Debenhams, BHS

I shall take you all back…. Biba……Kensington Hogh Street.

High Street

Loder and Paynes, in Maidstone.

Army and Navy

BHS - had an excellent lighting section

SparklyGrandma

There used to be a Jones Brothers on Holloway Road, North London. Their clothes were fab.
BHS, their jumpers and cardies were lovely and lasted well.

Isn’t it still there?

Does anyone remember Mac Fisheries selling lovely fresh fish or was it just a southern England shop. The one I remember was in Kingsbury in Middlesex where I lived as a child.

Yes, knickers are not good these days, too flimsy, too uncomfortably synthetic and lacy... However the shop I miss most is Habitat.