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Male clothes shops in Cork city.

  • 21-11-2007 8:17pm
    #1
    Orizio
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    Anyone got any tips as to where a male student should shop in Cork city?

    My favourite brands are the likes of Firetrap, G-Star, Jack & Jones etc.


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  • #2
    dulpit
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    Jack & Jones, FCUK, River Island, GQ, Quills... All on Patrick's st :D


  • #3
    Orizio
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    The mens section for River Island is pathetic if I remember correctly.

    Anywhere besides the shops on Pat's street?


  • #4
    Fast_Mover
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    Orizio wrote: »
    The mens section for River Island is pathetic if I remember correctly.
    Great if your metrosexual I thought the last time I was in there..granted it would be a year ago now.

    How about prime time/tubes?

    Edit: Actually has tubes gone?? Havnt been in town in ages and I think I vaguely remember hearing this?!!


  • #5
    dulpit
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    Fast_Mover wrote: »
    Edit: Actually has tubes gone?? Havnt been in town in ages and I think I vaguely remember hearing this?!!

    Nope, it's moved to Cook Street (i think, one of the side streets anyway) McCarthy's moved too, down by where the new Vibes & Scribes is...



    Another place to look is Debenhams (i think it's rubbish, but that's just me) or if you're into tubes types shops, try inside shop on bridge st, that's quite good... Also i'll second prime time as a quality shop, although it is quite expensive...


  • #6
    Fast_Mover
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    Ah musta hearing things so then when I thought they had gone!

    Ya prime time is expensive alright..

    Emmm..trying to think of other places..


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  • #7
    trotter_inc
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    Orizio wrote: »
    The mens section for River Island is pathetic if I remember correctly.

    Yeah, its bad alright, not a River Island fan anyway, I think a lot of their stuff is way over priced.

    Jack and Jones is a decent shop, price very fair.

    Not a whole lot of mens shops out in Mahon either.


  • #8
    run_Forrest_run
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    I always found the clothes at Jack & Jones to be of fairly poor quality, stitching often tends to fall apart after a while.


  • #9
    deRanged
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    noone's mentioned Timberland on the Grand Parade yet.


  • #10
    DJ Hafez
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    dulpit wrote: »
    McCarthy's moved too,

    Matthews even?


  • #11
    dulpit
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    DJ Hafez wrote: »
    Matthews even?

    That's the one, my bad... :o


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  • #12
    trotter_inc
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    run_Forrest_run wrote: »
    I always found the clothes at Jack & Jones to be of fairly poor quality, stitching often tends to fall apart after a while.

    Some of the cheap t-shirts would be like that alright. Their jeans, jumpers and shirts are quite good quality though I think.


  • #13
    run_Forrest_run
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,463 ✭✭✭run_Forrest_run


    trotter_inc wrote: »
    Some of the cheap t-shirts would be like that alright. Their jeans, jumpers and shirts are quite good quality though I think.

    nope, I bought quite an expensive shirt there and it sort of fell apart! That was a few years ago so maybe they have improved their quality, I will never know because I wouldn't bother buying anything there anymore.


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