I'd shop in Next before I ever shop in M&S. Despite all their re-branding the men's section is still chock full of middle to old aged men.
Went in over Christmas and made a swift exit. Not exactly uber-cool.
thank god for that is all I can say. Yes, they're quite conservative but for someone who hates current fashion trends, Next is a blessing, though I do resent the high prices.
Yes, although more so for my sons clothes as they have a really good boys range (range size and trousers have adjustable waists which for him is essential as he is tall and slim).
I'm not keen on their day to day adult range, but have picked up a few gems for a night out.
Have never been to a next sale, can imagine it being a nightmare.
I get a lot of my trousers for work from Next but it can be a bit hit and miss along with the sizing. I tried on a regular length(supposedly 30 inch ) pair of jeans and they were far too long, go in to New Look and tried on 30 inch leg jeans and they were perfect. I bought a top and it shrank and lost it's shape after the 1st wash. But I have a pair of boots that I have had for about 6 years and they have been worn to death but are really comfortable. I find some of their stuff looks cheap and nasty and overpriced.
There furniture is really nice and we are going to get our new sitting room furniture from there when we redo the sitting room this spring.
I've always walked past Burton as I thought it was a shop for the more mature person, with a large wallet!
It's all coloured chinos, striped T Shirts and hideous cardigans in the Burton stores round here. I feel pretty out of place for a 30 year old...not that I would want to buy those clothes anyway.
I'd shop in Next before I ever shop in M&S. Despite all their re-branding the men's section is still chock full of middle to old aged men.
You had better watch out then because as a "middle to old age man" I recently went into Next and bought a suit. I used to think they catered solely for the younger man but I was surprised at the range, quality and traditional style of their suits and jackets - far better than M&S. Maybe the young think traditional style is now cool
I would ask somebody to shoot me before I would get up at silly o clock to queue up to get into the sales. The couple of times that I have had a look in the sales at a more respectable hour I've never seen anything that was actually on sale in the shop, half the stuff is on the floor and rarely in my size.
Thankfully, I'm not that desperate
Not even for the chance of a new hairnet at a reduced price? Love your username.
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Although their work wear is smart but i can wear what i want to work usually a terry tracksuit
Went in over Christmas and made a swift exit. Not exactly uber-cool.
thank god for that is all I can say. Yes, they're quite conservative but for someone who hates current fashion trends, Next is a blessing, though I do resent the high prices.
I'm not keen on their day to day adult range, but have picked up a few gems for a night out.
Have never been to a next sale, can imagine it being a nightmare.
There furniture is really nice and we are going to get our new sitting room furniture from there when we redo the sitting room this spring.
It's all coloured chinos, striped T Shirts and hideous cardigans in the Burton stores round here. I feel pretty out of place for a 30 year old...not that I would want to buy those clothes anyway.
Next seem to cater for all.
Ouch! Only daughters...
You had better watch out then because as a "middle to old age man" I recently went into Next and bought a suit. I used to think they catered solely for the younger man but I was surprised at the range, quality and traditional style of their suits and jackets - far better than M&S. Maybe the young think traditional style is now cool
Not even for the chance of a new hairnet at a reduced price?