Cosy Camper

I really, really like this little stall. It is right in the middle of the Buchanan Galleries and easy to find. It sells warm and (as the title says) cosy socks, scarves, hats, gloves, rain jackets, wellies and the list goes on and on! It is also really good value for money considering the quality of the products being sold here. It will brighten up the bad weather for you! It is definitely worth a visit.

Loving this wee stall in the Galleries, which sells wellies, scarves, wee raincoats for kids and a range of funky long socks.
I wish I had a wee kiddie to buy this stuff for, because it really is super duper adorable. From ladybird wellies to firemen raincoats with removable flaming hoods, the stuff is so gorgeous and unique. It is also pricey though, but it seems to be made of sturdy stuff.
It’s not soley for kids though, as the festival goers amongst us will have noticed the funky novelty wellies and stripy long socks which are a must for T in The Park or likewise. The adults stuff is just as expensive though, and you could probably pick up a pair of decent enough wellies in Asda for half the price or less. Doesn’t stop it being an adorable wee stall though!

This place is hideously hideously cute. It sells a lovely range of wellies, hats, scarves and woolly socks — for big girls as well as little girls! They also have a selection of children’s raincoats and umbrellas.
Almost all of their products are beautifully patterned — the best example of this is their wellies. Want flowers? Stars? Ladybugs? Sparkly? Then this is the place you should head for, as you will find wellies decorated with these and more. Seriously, it’s very hard to refuse!
I always check this place out while I’m in the Buchanan Galleries. I suggest that you do too — especially if you have a weak spot for knee high socks.

This is a cute and colourful little stall situated upstairs in Buchanan Galleries. They sell a wide selection of striped and patterned socks, as well as funky wellies and pretty rain jackets.
Always busy at festival time, this is the ideal place to stock up on cosy socks and rain-​wear, which are always welcome to brighten up the dreary Scottish weather.

In recent years music festivals and camping (or «glamping» as I believe the youngsters call it these days) have become increasingly fashionable. Cosy Camper caters fro young and trendy tent-​dwellers.
Patterned wellies and wooly hats are well stocked to cope with the Scottish weather. If camping somewhere a bit more reliable weather-​wise, there are also sunhats and a huge selection of cure over-​knee socks. A portion of the stand also has a range of kids rain-​wear including animal umbrelles, which I am not allowed because I am 22 and far too old for that kind of nonsense