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The Officers ClubNewest Review: ... smart hardly was on sale in the stores at all.I went to buy some clothes for my partner and hated the atittude of their staff. They hardly were any help at all and instead were chatting away to each other and doing nothing at all. I bought a bright top for my partner in medium size only to find out he needed the small size! When bringing the top back they were short in stock of the same top and did not have the size I wanted. They did not offer to refund me at all and only offered a credit note to use in the store. Their receipt told me I could get a guarantee but that certainly was not the case when I came here. On a separate occasi... more |
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by - written on 13/11/09 (Very useful, 10 readings)
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No wonder the Officers Club got put down because of their prices and also the quality. They had hardly any good quality clothes at all available out there to buy. They are called the Officers Club but nothing smart hardly was on sale in the stores at all.I went to buy some clothes for my partner and hated the atittude of their staff. They hardly were any help at all and instead were chatting away to each other and doing nothing at all. I bought a bright top for my partner in medium size only to find out he needed the small size! When bringing the top back they were short in stock of the same top and did not have the size I wanted. They did not offer ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/10/09 (Very useful, 15 readings)
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The Officers Club used to be one of those shops that I loved going in when out and about shopping in the shopping centres to pick up some brilliant bargains but things are not all rosy in the clubhouse anymore. The Officers Club is a store which offers fashion clothes for men with a variety of different styles on offer but more recently I have noticed that the products have become more and more aimed at the younger market. The items on offer include such things as socks, boxers, hats, gloves, belts, jackets, jeans, t-shirts, shirts, boots, shoes and more. The quality of the items have of recent times become much worse with the cuts being poor on most items and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/06/04 (Very useful, 1008 readings)
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I have decided to write this review as my local store has now shut its doors and closed for good. I suppose this was a single business decision by the company rather than a nationwide one. The fact that no-one shopped in there may have made it easier for the big bosses to decide to close. ~ The Shop The Officers Club is a men’s clothing shop. They also trade under the names of ‘Blakes Menswear’ and ‘Petroleum Casualwear’. As far as I am aware, it’s the same stuff in a shop with a different name above the door. According to the website, the company has ... Read the complete review
by - written on 23/04/02 (Very useful, 352 readings)
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The first thing I noticed about his shop is that you cannot see through the windows at all becuase they are covered in huge signs and explainations of discounts and closing down sale. Target Audience: aimed at Males, i would suggest aged 18-25 from the pricing i would guess with an average/low income. however i am Female and i buy for my boyfriend/male relatives for birthdays in there. Products Sold: Jackets, Shoes, Boots, Socks, Pants, Ties, Jeans, T-Shirts, Jumpers, Hats, Trousers Layout: When you go in the clothes are quite well laid out in general, but they do have some clothes hanging too high for even an eight foot basketball ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/04/02 (Useful, 172 readings)
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As you approach a branch of the Officers' Club you will no doubt see large, bright signs offering savings of 70% off. This, you will probably think, sounds like rather a good deal. Too good to be true, you may think, and yes, you would be right, too good to be true it is. Take the average jumper found in this shop. It will have a tag that reads something like "RRP £69.99, our price £12.99". Look closely at that jumper. Ask yourself, is it really worth £69.99? Would you pay £69.99 for it? If you do think it really is worth £69.99 (and trust me, you won't)then ask yourself why it is selling for £12.99. The answer, is simple - because ... Read the complete review
from jprince2
23/04/2002
from ddddd
15/04/2002

