No name

Ladies if you’ve ever shopped at Rainbow or Charade in the US then No Name is very similar.
What to expect
~Very cheap clothing (5 euro tops, deals like 3 pieces for 20 euro, 10 euro shoes, etc…)
~You pay for what you get. The quality of clothing is a one time wear, maybe, possibly 2 time wear if you hand wash it and be delicate.
~Like Rainbow in the US it has a lot of club clothes, sequin tops, short shirts, off the shoulder shirts, and yes t-​shirts and leggings.
Why 3 stars?
~Even on shopping night they close at 6pm sharp.
~The staff can be unhelpful. I got lectured from the lady in the dressing room about not being able to bring shoes into the dressing room, and hadn’t I seen all the signs upstairs stating so? When I went back upstairs I went back to the shoe section and there was not one sign that said so…
~The store can be a mess, a rack full of different styles and sizes of black. pants, but none of them your size.
~Quality you get what you pay for… your money might be better spent at Dunnes or Pennys for the same price, just with less flashy sequins.

Thought it was really good, prices were really good considering the prices of other things in Dublin. very good if you are a young in mind and size but saying that i am a size ¹²⁄₁₄ and lots of the things fitted me! Would go back in again, in a shot and take lots more money with me! loved it! recommend for girls and young women: D

The masterminds behind No Name seem to think that flooding the place with florescent light and bombarding customers with dudge dudge dance music will distract from the true nature of the clobber they’re trying to hawk.
I came in here with my mother when I was 13 and desperately in search of some junior disco gear but even then I think I knew that a top consisting of lime green lycra with and a silver buckle feature was not a good look for me.
To be brutally honest, this shop is home to a lot of tack-​shmack. If I had to pick out a redeeming feature, it would be that maybe you can get cheap t-​shirts and vest tops in here. Just don’t expect them to last longer than the summer and watch out for silver buckles… I also have to point out the fact that No Name has been knocking around for a long time so clearly somebody, somewhere is shopping here. Well, the world would be a boring place if we were all the same!

No Name, No Taste, No Style, No Money, yes that would be the only reason I would shop here is if I had no money and really needed something new and tasteless! The materials are cheap, the quality is appalling, the styles are very quick knock offs of what you see in other high street stores. However, this place would be fine for getting some bits and pieces for going on holiday, like string tops, shorts, vests etc. They have a selection of fashion jewellery which is very well priced but don’t expect it to last long at all!

If you’re shopping at No Name then you know that your fashion sense needs fixing. The one person I know that loves this clothing store is a 60 year old woman who thinks sequined belly tops and anything bubble gum pink are pretty.
Just walking into the shop made my eyes hurt. All neon and pastel made me think that I was hallucinating.
No Name might do if you’re looking for a costume for a fancy dress party. When I was there, I saw some lovely Sailor Moon outfits. If you don’t believe me, look at the photo attached to this review. Besides this fashion faux-​pas, there were many others like a Tinkerbell t-​shirt that read Miss Attitude and pink and blue hair extensions. Yikes!
Ladies, I like a bargain just as much as the next girl but don’t commit fashion suicide by shopping here.

i am always pulled into this shop by the array of colours and beautiful tops etc
they are quite fashionable and reasonably priced. the one thing i dont like about No Name is that their clothes are quite small fitting.
i think this shop is aimed at young fashionable teens. so unless your a very slender 30+ you wont get clotths to fit in no name

No Name sells cheap, tacky clothes for girls. Reeeeally tacky: lurex leggings, leapord print mini-​dresses, patent leather stiletto boots etc. It’s great fun, and among all the tack you find some really cool stuff that you would never see anywhere else. Downstairs is the bargain basement, where things get even cheaper, tackier and and weirder (think PVC). If there was another level below that it would probably look like the costumes wardrobe for a 70s porno.