American Apparel

I like this shop, it’s bright (but not so it hurts your eyes) and everything is laid out so you can find it easy. I love the clothes in there, yes they are basic but very easy to style, comfy and well made, and they are classic styles that never go out of fashion. Also AA can be rather expensive but watch out for the sales there as you can pick up some real bargains. Staff seemed polite and helpfull, will continue to shop there.

I tend to always love American Apparel, but this one is especially great. I went in because I saw some shoes online, and they ordered them for me. All through the process they were really service-​minded and friendly, which I found really helpful.
I recommend signing up for their newsletter if you like their clothes, because it is quite expensive, and they’ll send you discount codes each week. So there is plenty to save.

went in there bit of a rip oF but they have got mens womens even dogs get apparels from there get gym bags nail varnish and im going to take a picture and show you the colour nail varnish i got

American Apparel is situated in the Liverpool ONE development. Its a large store which is bright, shiny, clean, tidy and has a pleasant atmosphere.
They have a massive range of clothing for men, women and children. The layout of the store is excellent, making it easy to find things and it is not too cluttered so it doesn’t feel claustrophobic.
The items here appear to be well made and of an excellent quality. They are not too expensive but are certainly not the cheapest either.
The staff here are friendly, warm and welcoming. They are very knowledgeable about fashion and the stock they sell. They make you feel valued as a customer.

American Apparel is predominantly known as a maker of skate wear but it is filtering more and more into the mainstream consumerist culture and as such there is an American Apparel store in a prominent location within the Liverpool One shopping centre.
I am on one hand a fan of this establishment as it keeps things brilliantly simple and what you see is what you get in terms of quality, product and also service. On the other hand I do not see how this level of simplicity can justify the high price tags which are attached to the items. As well as this, the store here feels crowded and as though there is a lack of order in terms of the way the stock is put on display by the staff. The staff themselves are a bit distant and at times can be far from helpful.
If anything this branch has made me less of a fan of the brand as a whole.

Boy it’s brigh in here. American Apparel’s mission seems to be to spread as much of that LA sunshine around as possible. The bright lights sparkle off the bright white floors and illuminate the colourful array of, yup, bright clothing.
The apparel style is very trendy, so much so it makes you wonder whether it has the legs to be around for much longer once the fashion for pastel shades, cap sleeves and boat shoes has passed us once more?
For now though it does a good job providing the latest in skinny, buttoned down, colourful items which I think are well priced especially when they promise that none of their clothes are made in sweatshops but downtown LA.

This American Apparel lives up to all fashionista expectations. The layout of the place is impeccable, with current pastel shades being a huge hit at the moment, and therefore being on show in the form of ballerina-​style skirts and knee high socks on the ground floor.
If this doesn’t suit you, then jersey offerings of cropped tees and great hoodies (in my view, nowhere offers as good a quality of hooded sweatshirt as American Apparel does) should satisfy your shopping needs.
To some, American Apparel may be for ‘out-​there’ fashion fiends, but in my view the store caters for all with simplistic dresses that can be worn during the daytime (or at night), casual and comfortable (yet still trendy) t-​shirts and an excellent range of socks.
The staff match the feel of the store by modelling its clothes, and are friendly, enthusiastic and filled with great fashion advice.

This realm of the ethical fashionista doesn’t seem to be nearly as busy as it once was. Maybe trendy young things gave been wandering round in primary coloured hoodies and pelvis crunchingly tight jeans for over a year now and have realised that they’re after something different, which is difficult as the shop has barely changed its collection of basic, slim fitting garb since it opened its doors — there are only so many short sleeved gingham shirts and mustard coloured cardigans you can realistically buy (particularly when they’re this pricey).
It might even be that they have put a little meat on their gaunt frames and are now unable to squeeze into the clothing here (not to sound like an annoyed fat guy but they don’t seem to sell anything above a 33 waist jean here which is a little irritating)
Whatever the reason, it certainly won’t be the quality of the clothing (which is of a high standard) or the presence of staff here (who are friendly and chatty).
American Apparel — raise your game.

Flurescent swimming costumes
Day-​glo leotards
Spandex leggings
Pastel sweat-​shirts and hoodies
Rainbow drainpipe jeans
Frilly mini-​skirts
& skinny vest tops
If you want to look like you’re auditioning for Fame or Grease, step this way my friend…

Funky, offbeat, weird but cool.
This American clothing retailer hails from LA and is opening in locations around the UK. Not quite sure why it’s in Liverpool One though. Would suit Bold Street much better.
Great cotton basics such as undies in every colour you can imagine, t-​shirts, sweats etc. Loads of strange things that are probably more for the press than actually get sold but fun nonetheless.

This shop is quirky, retro and funky with staff to match. I used to shop here a lot in London; I went mainly to Carnaby Street. They only open in cool locations such as there and Brick Lane, so I was delighted to find a branch opening in the newly developed Liverpool One shopping centre.
It is set over 2 floors and is smallish in size. Menswear is upstairs and ladies downstairs.
You can buy tanks, T shirts, sweaters, socks and underwear in many colours as well as dresses, gym wear such as leotards, leggings and some interesting sample pieces which are even more unusual and rare; some never go into proper production so you may have literally THE only one of something.
Prices range from £10 for a tank to around £30 for a hoodie if I remember correctly but they’re of great quality, ethically produced and do not shrink or fade in the wash.