H & M

Now two floors of H&M should be like a fat girl in a cake shop to the hardcore shoppers of Cribbs Causeway, especially with Jimmy Choo for H&M shoes, but this store always disappoints. Once inside the area seems quite small, especially downstairs has half of it is devoted to kids clothes. OK, it is the market for it in Cribbs, you will trip over the little blighters at any time of the week here (don’t they go to school?) but young women have come here with money and intent, so they are really missing a trick.
I think perhaps, as with their store in the new Cabots Circus in town, they just don’t have the layout right for a good old-​fashioned browse. Instead I seem to wheel in here and wheel out again without penetrating the shop. Ah well.
Find this on both floors about half way between Boots and M&S.

It’s a staple clothing store in Bristol, very large with selections of clothing for everyone, both men and women as well as younger children and teenage fashion, prices here are very reasonable and you can pick up some great pieces. It also often has sales, or at least a sale rack. Highly recommended, none labelled fashion.

H & M is a good shop for every day wear as well as smarter clothes for work. When I was pregnant I got a couple of really nice tops for £10 each and wore them loads to work and also at home as they were the kind you could dress up or down. It always seems to be quite busy in this shop but not to packed that you can’t rummage through the clothes. The prices are usually great and affordable.

This is such a good shop, particularly for Children’s clothes. It’s always fashionable and trendy, without breaking the bank, only one thing that’s not so good, sometimes the colours are a bit wishy washy, but then, if you’re not paying a lot for the garment, you’re not getting very good quality dye, so it’s swings and roundabouts, but kids grow so fast, it’s not as though they are going to be in the clothes for very long. The staff could do with cheering up a little too.

H&M does fashion forward looks at affordable prices — somewhere between primark and topshop (actually it’s probably closer in quality to topshop, and closer in price to topshop). Always stock up on cardigans and accessories here, though the maternity department is very dissappointing. Nice size store, and usually manage to have enough staff on, unlike the city centre H&M.

This is a fantastic 3 story h and m with a fab selection of clothes to suit everyone the kids selection is great but i think the best thing about h and m is the maternity selection which i swear by!!!

This is a large branch of H & M which includes a Hennes and has a childrens clothes section.
I always find H & M quite cluttered and some of the styles of the clothes are really odd! I have found some bargains here though and a few nice jackets and pairs of jeans.
The childrens section in this store has some really cute outfits for small children and they are also very affordable.

Now stocking men’s stuff on the very top floor. Love H&M, especially for my little one’s clothes. Good quality and not quite as expensive as some alternatives but just as stylish. Lovely accessories. What can I say, love it but you do have to really delve in and sometimes have to wait a while for the changing rooms.

h&m have a lovely range of clothing for a very cheap price. i love going their to find a bargain!

i completely agree, the 1 in cabot circus is very large with 3 floors. brill place to buy vest tops as they are very cheap and are in all diffo colors!

I never really used to understand the appeal of this shop until I ran out of money and had to look for cheaper alternatives, haha. But that’s not really why I like it…
It’s hard to describe H&M until you actually just go and shop there for yourself. It will appeal to you if you don’t mind looking for a fair while before finding what you want. If you like to go and pick all the things out that you saw on the mannequin in the shop window then H&M would be a difficult place to do that. It’s sort of like a jumble sale — that’s not to say it’s a messy shop, but the thing that you want could be anywhere! So if you find your size and the garment is exactly what you want then BUY IT THEN. You will most likely not get a second chance because you either won’t be able to locate it or it’ll be sold out.
It sells the high fashion sort of garments but also everything from casual tracksuits through to smart office wear so if you’re prepared to look you’ll probably find at least a couple of things you like.
I love H&M…and the one at The Mall always seems slightly better than the one in town (for me, being a girl anyway because they don’t stock men’s stuff at The Mall, only in the Broadmead store).