Joy The Store

This store has just recently opened up in a place where i have family and when i visited it for the first time i really enjoyed looking through the amazing pieces of different and funky clothes. I particularly fell in love with some of the dressses as they were just beautiful, most of them had lovely patterns and lots of summery fabrics printed on them and i really enjoyed wearing the one i bought. When a new store opened up in my own home town i was thrilled!! It was filled with amazing pieces of clothing and accessories. Along with their clothing, joy also sells small, funny things such as greeting cards, games, books, coasters, magnets and small toys and much much ...  Read the complete review

Joy has a small number of shops in the country, mainly in London and the South East. As it a relatively new company, only a small proportion know about the shop, bur those who do, love it. Not only so Joy sell clothes for both men and women, they also sell funny greetings cards, accessories, books and quirky versions of general household appliances. All at high quality, these products are great value for money. In the womens section, many of the clothes are brands such as Yumi, a reputable clothing line. The designs all follow trends at the moment of sale. There are also some 'timeless classics,' such as the white vest top with the blue bow on the ...  Read the complete review

Quirky, fashionable and sometimes downright outrageous - these are just a few words that describe the clothes store Joy. Most women (and indeed many men) will have a favourite shop where they somehow always find 'exactly' what they are looking for. Mine is Joy. ----WHAT IS JOY?---- Founded nine years ago, Joy's slogan promises 'Love, Life, Laughter'. It sells women's and men's clothing, plus gifts, cards, shoes and accessories. ----WHERE CAN YOU FIND IT?---- There are 20 Joy stores in all, most located in and around London. There are also a number of branches in Scotland and Leeds, as well as York and Bristol. A new website ...  Read the complete review