Store Twenty One

This is the only Store Twenty One branch I am aware of, yet it looks very appealing– obviously as a women’s clothing provider it’s not so appealing for myself. But my girlfriend couldn’t pass this store without having a look so I was yet again dragged around doing my usual agreeing, making the right sounds at the right times. I go onto auto pilot and use my usual «That looks real Good, I would get that one.» I still continue to assume that will get us out of there quicker but it never does. I must say although I pay little interest in the moment, when I looked in hindsight there was a great range and my girlfriend brought many fashionable clothes.
She was very satisfied after what was meant to be a day shopping for some key accessories WE needed yet she pleased herself and hasn’t stopped raving about the store since.

Local, independent clothing stores have a hard enough time challenging the multinational chain stores as it is, so I really felt for Store Twenty One every time I drove past it, as if it didn’t have it hard enough, it’s located right next door to a New Look. Store Twenty One are a women’s clothing shop, so I’ve never personally bought anything from there, but I’ve been in with my girlfriend on several occasions. Their prices more than compete with their giant neighbour, with near constant sales meaning you can get dresses and blouses from just £3. The store is roughly the same size as the New Look, and they have managed to fit in an equally impressive range of stock. Often I’m very wary of independent clothing stores, as they can be extremely haphazard and, frankly, a bit grotty, but Store Twenty One is extremely professional in appearance, once again more than matching with the New Look next door.