Fat face

Fat face stores are littered about the uk and are predominantly a surf/ outdoor orientated shop. The first thing you will notice when you enter a fat face shop is just how well laid out and cool it looks. Well some of the stores are tiny, and the layout looks a little crammed. But the bigger stores look great. They are all themed to be beachy and surf like. In the stores you usually have one side for men and one side for women, with kids towards the back with changing rooms. In larger stores there are seperate floors for them. The clothing style they sell is casual and they sell everything from shoes/trainers jumpers/shirts/jeans/hot ...  Read the complete review

I recently moved from the big city to a small country town where people dress so differently from the way they did where I used to live. High heeled shoes and pencil skirts would be as out of place here as wearing a swimsuit on the moon would be. I needed to figure out a way to acquire a casual wardrobe but I didn't want to look messy or sloppy. Enter Fat Face. The nearest shopping centre to where I live is 2 1/2 hours drive away so I only visit Fat Face occasionally. However, when I do there is always something there for me that I can't resist. If I could, I would buy the entire shop as everything looks exactly the way I want to dress. I can ...  Read the complete review

Living in a very small town is a bit of a pain when it comes to clothes shopping. The only shops that sell vaguely fashionable clothes in my town are New Look, Dorothy Perkins and Fat Face. At the age of 29 I feel a bit on the old side to be shopping at either of the first two although they are good for cheap basics like t-shirts. So when I feel the overwhelming urge to update my wardrobe and don't have time to plan a shopping trip further afield, I head to Fat Face. Fat Face was set up in 1988 by two friends who wanted to make some money to fund their extended skiing trip in the French Alps. They have grown rapidly and seem to have opened lots of new ...  Read the complete review

Fat Face was born in 1988 when two friends were living in the French Alps and enjoying the outdoor life. They were running short of money so decided to design sweat shirts and sell them to fund their French Alps adventure. Since then Fat Face has grown rapidly and can now be found on most high streets. They also have a website where you can shop online. Fat Face stores have a very distinctive style, as do the clothes they sell. They sell men's, women's and children's clothes and accessories. They also carry a range of shoes and some camping/outdoor/beach items such as towels, flasks and blankets. Alll items come branded with the Fat Face logo which is a little ...  Read the complete review

I love to shop and one of my favourite places to indulge my passion is fat face. For those of you who don't know fat face is a clothing shop selling men's, women's and children's clothing and accessories Fat face has been trading since 1988 when two friends decided to try their hands at designing and selling sweatshirts. The venture paid of and fat face was eventually born. Today fat face has over 140 stores in the U.K so there is probably one near you! To find your nearest store take a look on the fat face web site. I love the fat face range of women's clothes mainly because the styles are different and the collection change frequently. Fat face ...  Read the complete review