Evans

Really love evans store. As a young woman whos not a size 0, i fidn that evans have everything on offer. They cater for the younger and older customers. They do a variety of fashions and a superb range of footwear, with sizes from 4 to 10. which is great as i have big feet! they also supply wider fitting shoes They always have friendly staff who if you cant find what you want give you a hand As a store card holder they arrange for out of stock items to be delivered, and often have special events on such as 20% off everything days. With the store card they send you reward statements which give you money off coupons to spend in store would ...  Read the complete review

Evans are part of the Arcadia Group that also own high street chains such as Dorothy Perkins, Burtons and Topshop. Evans once used to be a store that lacked appealing fashionable clothes for larger ladies of all ages but over the past few years this has changed dramatically. They have lowered their sizing from a 16 to a 14 and the store has been brought bang up to date. They also have an online store that stocks many more items than the highstreet shops do. Standard delivery costs £4 and Express Delivery £5. If you are unhappy with your purchase you can return them to your local store rather than returning via mail. Over the last year ...  Read the complete review

I was out shopping in the centre of Belfast today and when i went into Castlecourt shopping centre i walked past this shop. Ive only ever been in it before a few times during the sale. The first time was to buy a gorgeous purple scarf at £3 (which i still have and has lasted ages!) and the second time was to buy a really nice red handbag at £8. If you have never heard of Evans, it is a plus size retailer of womens clothing. It specialises in fashion from sizes 14-32. I remember when their sizes started at a size 18 so they must have reduced the starting size to give a greater number of women more choice. I noticed today when ...  Read the complete review

I´m afraid I have to disagree with the positive reviews of Evans. I think that their clothes are just appalling. When I go clothes shopping I normally pop in to Evans in the hope that there´ll be something to tempt me, but 9 times out of 10 there isn´t. Their clothes are ill-fitting, poor quality, dreadful colours, too many 3/4 sleeves, the stores are badly lit and laid out, I find that the staff are normally less than helpfull and the prices are way to high for the standard of clothing. I know my review is really negative, but I really don´t feel it deserves any better. I generally end up buying from Monsoon, Next & M&S. It´s such a shame that Evans is so ...  Read the complete review

I'm a big girl . I wasn't always - when I was younger I was pretty slim, and then various jobs caused the weight to creep on, years of working in restaurants and pubs adding inches ever slowly .Then, to top things off, I had a kid - a great excuse to eat a little more, and not worry about my size . Before I knew it, I was a size 22. Shopping for clothes became a little harder, with many shops only stocking up to a size 18 . Thankfully, Evans is a shop you'll find on many high streets catering to the fuller figure - sizes 14 and up all the way to 32 . With over 330 Evans stores around the UK and Ireland , you probably have one near you . I already ...  Read the complete review