All Saints Shop Reviews

Yesterday we had a wander around the Meadowhall shopping centre in Sheffield, I expected it to be heaving with shoppers but we must have hit it at the right time of day because it was reasonably quiet. I had heard of `All Saints` but up until yesterday I had never actually been into one of their stores. As soon as you walk in through the ...  Read the complete review

All Saints is an unusual brand, one which I love and hate in equal measures. It started off in Spitalfields in London where their Flagship store is now based and had expanded at quite a pace into shopping areas focused towards the younger trendy and rich audience. Ie - it now has shops in Westfield and Covent which give you some idea. ...  Read the complete review

All Saints is a high street fashion brand catering for men, women and kids and they also have a small home section. Their website is www.allsaints.com For me, the most redeeming factor about All Saints is the fact that their style and image is so unique. Walking into one of their stores is a real experience, done out to look like a ...  Read the complete review

General Info --------------- All saints is an extremely bespoke fashion brand specialising in a slightly gothic look. The clothing is extremely upmarket and is often worn by many different celebrities; including Dermot o Leary, who is always in the stuff. The logo is a small cow skeleton and it is fitted onto the left breast ...  Read the complete review

I love all saints now they have started doing xs sizes for men. The fit is a bit larger than a xs at other shops such as Topman but still fits well. I recently purchased a gray marl T-shirt / hoodie and at £45 I was impressed with the quality. I bought online as I prefer to browse casually ay a few items without getting hassled by shop ...  Read the complete review

I never walked through the door of All Saints, I don't know why; it just never seemed to appeal to me. I walked past the shop on countless shopping trips without a second thought. My attention was brought to the shop when my older sister began to develop an obsession with a particular dress in All Saints last summer. But of course, with ...  Read the complete review

All Saints is aimed at students and young professionals, their clothes contain sophisticated tailoring with a trendy twist. They have stores all over the country, but many in London, with a huge one (the original) in Spitalfields. But Bluewater and the Covent Garden stores are also large and stock a lot. Initially, you may be surprised ...  Read the complete review

Unlike many other high street names, All Saints offers something a bit different to the main stream, and something a bit more inline with higher end fashion, principally concentrating on cuts and styles of clothes rather than multitudes of colour. That's why All Saints will appear to have darker, more natural and earthy appearing clothes. ...  Read the complete review

My nearest All Saints Shop is at The Trafford Cecntre and I went there last week. As soon as I walked in I wingas immediately impressed with what I saw. It is is high quality fashion and accessories and its some of the best clothes I've seen in my life. It is a bit pricey, like £45 for a mens t-shirt. This shop stocks different ...  Read the complete review

Dismal customer service, and broken promises - never call back after saying they will. Awaiting a refund on an expensive item that was never delivered.

Generally wait 15+ mins to get through to then on the phone. ALL emails without exception are ignored.

Avoid this company like the bubonic plague.

All Saints produces edgy fashion, which is not necessarily trend inspired, but something a bit more conceptual tucked behind the high street. The clothes have interesting and unusual details, such as unusual fastenings, pleats, folds and ruffles and clothes inspired by parachutes and even wine. They tend to come in more muted shades, so it is ...  Read the complete review