Zara

When it comes to shopping for clothes, it can be a very tiresome process. I like to be sure that the clothes I buy fit, feel comfortable and that they look good. While everyone likes to have designer brands its also good to have a range of clothes including those from the middle of the range such as Zara. Having shopped at Zara over the years for mens' clothes, I would say Zara is good for shirts. Many of the shirts I have in my wardrobe are Zara made. Made from reasonably good quality and a European style cut, the shirts tend to fit well, not too tight while not too baggy. I have purchased more expensive shirts in the range of £50+ from designer stores such ...  Read the complete review

Zara is a high street store offering sophisticated European fashion. The store is beautifully laid out, and the clothes are displayed well both in the window and within the store. The racks are never overfilled, and usually grouped by colour making is simple and enjoyable to browse. The counters are generally well staffed but as a rule I notice that the shop floor is quite barren in terms of staff. They offer many great ranges including that for kids. The Zara basic range are fabulous value whilst retaining style! The Zara Women are lovely for occasion wear or career wear. The items are generally well made and the style is very sophisticated as well as ...  Read the complete review

Overview ------------ Zara is a highstreet shop and is moderatly priced. I really like Zara as the trousers seem to be really long and fit well. Zara also has shops in France and Spain. I always have a venture to Zara in Benidorm when im there. Quality -------- I think the quality of the clothes is much better than the likes of Topshop and Miss Selfridge. Price ------ Similar to Topshop etc. Less expensive than Monsoon and Kookai. I think the clothes are very well priced and good value of money. Location ----------- Most highstreets - Town centre ...  Read the complete review

How HILARIOUS that I should read another report saying that the clothes were great, but the staff obnoxious, as the EXACT same thing occurs at MY local store!! I now talk to myself, as I DARE to venture into the land of the stick thin and un-childed as I get sideways GLARES from the preened, trained-not-to-smile staff.. I say things like "Ooop, here she comes, the size 16 one with the PUSHCHAIR" and "my GOD, she is TOUCHING our CLOTHES!!??!!" .. all to myself, mind... After a considerable post-baby weight loss I was a size 12 bottom and size 14 top (I am big busted) After taking a selection of XL's in to try on, I emerged with NOTHING that ...  Read the complete review

Zara is a major high street fashion chain, headquartered in Spain. The target market for the women's clothes range is probably women in their early twenties to mid to late thirties, although obviously there are many basic items that would suit both younger and older women. Also, in recent years the store has moved away from only having a more conservative, officey range of clothes and now many stores also have a section of much younger or funkier streetwear type clothes. The basics at Zara are great, for example the lycra singlets are absolutely fantastic, feel really silky and comfortable on, and last well. I have also had several great basic cardigans and ...  Read the complete review