Primark Stores

Good old Primark! Sometimes, you just need a t-​shirt… Perhaps a red t-​shirt for a Unilocal party this Friday… Perhaps you don’t normally wear red and you just want a t-​shirt you can wear once and then either use to paint, or maybe to mop up spilled drinks.
What I’m getting at here, is that I needed a cheap… CHEAP piece of cloth, that was red, would suitably cover my, ever-​growing, man boobs and didn’t make me look too ridiculous (which is pretty hard).
Primark was just the ticket… After dodging the minion-​emblazed beach t-​shirts and the tweety-​bird ‘gangsta’ tops, I found what I wanted.
A t-​shirt… That was red… And pretty much fit my boobs. All for the princely sum of £7. Lovely.
This is the sort of situation that makes Primark shine. Don’t get me wrong. The staff STILL hate working there. They all look like they’ll kill you with a clothes hanger if you dare ask them a question. AND they still take an age to serve you at the till. But you know what… I don’t care. If I want to feel like the sun shines out of my arse while I’m buying a t-​shirt… I’ll go elsewhere. If I want a pretty decent top, for basically no money. Primark is where I go. I’m rarely dissappointed.

Compared to the Primark in Oxford Street, this one is spotless. Kudos to the staff because it must take a LOT of time to keep it that way. So much time that they don’t have time to help anyone out, acknowledge customers or mann the changing room I guess. All problems I’ve experienced at this store.
The clothes for the most part are poor quality, though you do find the occasional gem which appears on eBay at the end of day 1. Usually it’s frayed hems, see through scratchy material, skirts and jeans tailored just for your average 5’7 woman. I’ve had better luck looking in the men’s section for clothes to fit me and that’s just depressing.
The home section isn’t too bad, you can pick up some quirky cushions (and boy do I love cushions!) but unless you buy all of them at once, chances are most people will either have the same one or will know how much it is, making it a rubbish present.
With Bexleyheath’s recent rehaul, it’s one of the better Primarks around, everything is separated into men, women and homeware and it’s pretty easy to navigate.
What this store is good for is the basics. Hair bobbles, packs of underwear and towels all at low low prices and a real bargain.

This Primark is huge! Its really well laid out, and is kept quite tidy throughout the day which can’t be easy. They also sell stuff for the home here, and its also cheap. I’m not a huge fan of Primark, but I always end up buying stuff when I visit. Well worth a look.

Wow since upgrade and refurb of store it is now split of two levels, cheap clothing for all family members, is it ethical!!! well its Austerity, so don’t really care, so if you want cheap clothing for any family member this is the store for you, Its well lit, clean and large, staff are friendly, but they are not really helpful as they do not really know their own products!!. The location of store is GREAT, its near the Mall, so parking is plentiful. There are also numerous food outlets & stores nearby. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

I love this primark Its big but some times does not stock a higher size and more often then not the sales would be for the smaller sized ladies, and alot of the time you can’t find the toddler sizes having said that when I was slimmer I could ALWAYS find my size and would easily bloe £50 a month here !!
love a bargin. also not happy that they do not stock higher sized bras for bugger busted ladies and a size 14 should be a little more generous on sizes

This is just the most awful clothes shop ever. You walk in (well try to anyway) and are lucky if you don’t fall over from the amount of clothes that are all over the floor. This place is like one huge ungloryfied jumble sale, but to be honest you’d probably get better clothes at a jumble anyway.