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Girls clothes shop in Dublin

  • 13-04-2011 10:09AM
    #1
    Yorky
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    Can anyone recommend a shop that sells smart stylish and modest teenage girls clothes in Dublin city at a reasonable price?

    Thanks in advance.


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  • #2
    Cupcake_Crisis
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    There's loads! What the age bracket? Young teen?


  • #3
    Yorky
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    Early teens - nothing gaudy!


  • #4
    Cupcake_Crisis
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    Well Penny's have a fairly broad range of clothes, and they're really cheap. New look minght be a tad older, and slightly more expensive but still nice clothes.

    There's also shops like Motion Picture and No Name but imho they're very gaudy


  • #5
    squeakyduck
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    I think Forever 21 have a little kids/preteen section. Gorgeous stuff. It's reasonably priced.

    My niece is 11 and loves pennys, I can see her style coming out already! :)


  • #6
    Cookie Jar
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    The new look teen clothes are nice. And like other's said, try pennies!


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  • #7
    Yorky
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    Thanks for the replies. Are there any small independent stores with quirky not-mass produced wear?


  • #8
    skyscraperblue
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    This is going to sound harsh, but I don't mean it like that - but the best way to find quirky independent-type stores is to go out and look around the city centre. Try some of the streets just off the main shopping areas, they tend to have some smaller clothes shops.

    For just ordinary type shops, I love Penneys, H&M, Forever21 and New Look - they're the big four that I always visit in the city. I know they're pretty common but they all have such big ranges that it's easy to find your own style there.


  • #9
    Yorky
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,485 ✭✭✭Yorky


    skyscraperblue wrote: »
    This is going to sound harsh, but I don't mean it like that - but the best way to find quirky independent-type stores is to go out and look around the city centre. Try some of the streets just off the main shopping areas, they tend to have some smaller clothes shops.

    For just ordinary type shops, I love Penneys, H&M, Forever21 and New Look - they're the big four that I always visit in the city. I know they're pretty common but they all have such big ranges that it's easy to find your own style there.

    I agree with your sentiment about having a look but I don't live in or near the city and would like an inside track


  • #10
    Chuchoter
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    I'd try Se Si if you happen to be in Temple bar, they might have some nice stuff and they're independent so its not mass produced, they're not that expensive either.

    TK Maxx might be good as well, they have loads of unusual stuff and its not expensive.


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