Primark..do you or dont you? - Page 4

fc:stanley · 05-06-2008, 23:49

Ive been , bought a few stuff from there , really suprised how cheap it is! You can buy a new jumper in there for around £8 and then see the same one in another designer shop for £35. I know which one i would want relevant to who makes them!

However men who have never been primark, BE AWARE! If you go with a woman ,dont expect to be out in 2 seconds , you might aswell bring a tent and camp outside because you`l be in there a bloody long time!

Haha! But the good thing its cheap so the bank isnt broke

slinky · 05-06-2008, 23:51

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Originally Posted by fc:stanley

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However men who have never been primark, BE AWARE! If you go with a woman ,dont expect to be out in 2 seconds , you might aswell bring a tent and camp outside because you`l be in there along time!

Haha! But the good thing its cheap so the bank isnt broke

Last time I went, there was just me and my mate, we got the train

Left Ginger at home!! Best place for a man when a women is shopping in Primark

garinda · 06-06-2008, 00:03

The men's underwear range they do, Bismarck, is very good quality for the price.

flashy · 06-06-2008, 08:12

well you killed this thread didnt you uncle G

mez · 06-06-2008, 08:43

i like the blackpool primark too, i don't like shopping in manchester so never went & i only went to the bolton one once that was enough.

garinda · 06-06-2008, 08:54

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Originally Posted by flashytart

well you killed this thread didnt you uncle G

Knickers. You'll find that betweem midnight and 8am a lot of us don't post, as we're to busy sewing....knickers.

flashy · 06-06-2008, 09:33

lol ya daft get

katex · 06-06-2008, 12:37

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Originally Posted by mez

i like the blackpool primark too, i don't like shopping in manchester so never went & i only went to the bolton one once that was enough.

You will remember Mez, that is was you first introduced me to Primark in Blackpool, although couldn't find anything that caught my eye, thought the different colours in V-neck jumpers looked to be a bargain. However, having been brought up to believe that you get what you pay for, dismissed them as being poor quality and would not wash well.

A month later took my grandaughter to Manchester for her Christmas present, was freezing and raining. Although I had a small cardigan on, was still very cold. She likes to go in Primark so went in with her .. I grabbed the first cardigan I could find @ £8 and was warm again. I must admit, it washes like a dream and of decent quality, even though it is green and black stripes and makes me look like a bumble bee with stomach ache. Will definitely look in there again.

You got a lovely jacket Mez.

flashy · 06-06-2008, 13:30

a tip for all of you, dont EVER go to Primark in Manchester on Saturdays, you'll be queing all the way to the door, Reece hates it when i go at weekend

fc:stanley · 06-06-2008, 16:15

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Originally Posted by flashytart

a tip for all of you, dont EVER go to Primark in Manchester on Saturdays, you'll be queing all the way to the door, Reece hates it when i go at weekend

I call that child abuse at the worst

flashy · 06-06-2008, 17:55

lol so does Reece

mrskitty · 06-06-2008, 18:39

I will NEVER,EVER,EVER stop shopping at Primarni/Primada as i like to call it

I shopped there before it had the millions of fans it has today....we had a Primark on Margate high street and i have been buying from them for years.
I recently said to a mate i dont care how may people slog for hours for a few pence-as long as i get my cheap,very long lasting Primark clothes (i still have clothes that i bought from Primark 5 years ago!!!) i seriously am not bothered.

*waits for negative karma*

flashy · 06-06-2008, 18:43

handbags from primark are ace, i cant go in without coming out with at least one, that and sunglasses

AccyLass · 06-06-2008, 19:30

Definitely looks like I am gonna have to make an effort to go over

polly · 11-06-2008, 19:45

I can honestly say I have never bought anything from Primark. I have looked and to be honest even if the stuff was free I would not wear it. I have had staff come into work with their cardigans unraveling and ask where they got the item from the answer is inevitably the P word.

I much prefer clothes that last sand last last, I dont have the time or the energy to go shopping every week.

On an ethical note I notice that many people on hear are easing their consciences by talking about 'people being paid pennies in sweatshops' I hate to bring in reality but it is children being paid pennies in sweatshops and often loosing finger or worse before they are 10 year old