Zara

Poor customer service. They will look for any excuse not to refund any returns. Clothes are also poor quality

I’ve gone into Zara a couple of times. This is a multileveled store with a kids section. I perused the womens and kids section and just felt lackluster about the visit. I think they styling is good but I’m a avid fan of really good materials. So although I could see a shirt or two fitting into my closet I think I’d rather go some place else for my clothing.

I’ve always been a avid zara shopper!!!
But after todays experiance I will no longer be shopping there and will not recomend friend’s and family or anyone else to shop here… Tried to take a pair of trousers back and got 2 girls (1 sales assistant, 1 manager?) who decided between them that they could not refund me as the trousers smelt washed!!! (YES i had receipt) I can tell you now that these trousers had not been washed… They had infact been taken back in the same bag as my freshly laundred work uniform!!! The 2 wee lassies drawing their eyes off of me as if I was lying. Not good customer services… If I talk to the public like that then I’d get disciplined. Come on girls remember we the customer pay your wages…
A little course in customer service and respect wouldn’t go a miss…
Avoid this store unless your entirly happy with your purchase as it’s a right hassle taking items back for return.

I like a shop that doesn’t have over exaggerated clothes, and by this I mean outrageously bright colours, and sparkly bits everywhere. Zara is quite the extreme to this with beige as the main theme, but the clothes when you find good ones are staples. OK they are quite plain, but plain is good sometimes, especially when you can add to it.
I do like Silverburn because the shop is so huge and I am sure they sell more lines in here. And most importantly I do ALWAYS find a bargain!

I am a big fan of Zara and I think this store on Buchanan Street is one of the best, although the Silverburn Shopping Centre branch is also a great store.
Zara does some fantastic tailoring which has a quirky twist to it and the colour palette is often quite muted with the likes of beigh, khaki, black, grey etc which I like because Zara clothes make a great base on which to build an outfit.
I had been searching for the perfect mac for yeeeears and finally found it in Zara this week. It was £70 and I will wear it for years to come as it is very classic looking and will never go out of fashion. In fact it makes me feel like a sexy female spy during WW2! Or inspector gadget!
One bug bare with Zara is that the clothes are sized as xs/​s/​m/​l/​xl and it is a bit of a pain trying to work out which size you are. I finally realised that I am an extra small (which I really shouldn’t have been surprised about as I am a midget) but some of Zara’s clothes stop at a small for some bizare reason.
I’ve heard a lot of complaints about the length of Zara’s trousers and jeans but a little known Zara fact is that they will tailor any of your purchases for free! Zara is a Spanish company and in Europe women don’t think twice about getting all their clothes tailored to fit them perfectly. Zara have brought this ethos over to the UK and thus purposly make their trousers quite long to accomodate tall statuesque types but can also alter them for free for munchkin types like myself.

For me Zara is always a bit hit or miss, sometimes I will see stacks of clothes that I like, other times I can’t so much find a hair band that tickles my fancy.
A few years ago Zara was one of my favourite shops, I bought pretty much everything out of here but I’ve recently grown out of it for some reason, I guess my style has just changed. I have a few really cosy knitted jumpers from here that have lasted a good few years and only cost around £20. I have to admit, many of clothes at Zara are great value for money and you can get quirky tees for as little as £6.
They have really pretty dresses and tailored jackets too which are always a little bit different to most shops on the high street but they are rather expensive and some of their shoes can be over £100 and I don’t really think they’re anything special.
I like the fact that Zara has their own range of perfumes and cosmetics, their lip gloss is particularly good and only £1.95 a pop!
I guess, if you’re looking for a new outfit then Zara is a good shout and you’ll more often than not come away with something pretty. This is probably one of the best Zara stores around Glasgow as it is huge and they often have a sale section too so you could snap up a bargain.

Zara is fairly decent. What is best about the place is that if you buy anything from there it isn’t bleeding obvious that it’s from Zara (a change to the Topshop robots). The prices are reasonable and the sale reductions are really good too. Good for both workwear and for casual stuff.

I love Zara. The clothes make me look hot ;)
I’ve been a big fan since i went to London and visited the first store. Cant wait for the sales.

Zara confuses me with their pricing structure. Somethings are very cheap and other are extrodinarily expensive, however the majority of clothing and accessories in the place are of a good quality and most things are worth the money.
The designs cater for most, whether you want out there gharish t-​shirts or subtle elegant evening wear, the clothing is there for you.
The staff don’t bother you whilst you look about, maybe because they always seem to be re-​folding the clothes, however when asked a question they are polite and curtious. And the store is contemporaily designed and has a nice feel about it

great shop helpful staff and it all comes across more expensive than it really is which is great ! .i have been in a few times and think its a really great place for kids clothes great value and quailty but i always see things in magazine that look amazing and then you can never get them or they dont look that great in real life its a good shop and you can find great things sometime would always recommend for kids clothes.

No doubt about it if you happen to be lucky enough to be longer legged and you have the problem of finding jeans long enough to be worn with heels then Zara offers the jeans you need. Having 34 legs I love the range Zara offers with their denim. I also love the TRF range for cool tshirts.
On another side Zara also offers sophisticated well made designs, clean lines, cat walk esque style clothing. This store is large enough to offer a good selection of clothes.

Zara is located in buchanan street opposite house of fraser. It is a large store with 3 floors. The quality is really good and you would think the clothes would cost more than they do. They do have some more expensive stuff, but generally you can get a nice dress for £50 and it will look a lot more. They do some shoes and boots, but they are not great and you really go for the clothes. They do nice jackets, dresses, suits and skirts, and in the summer their linen items are great value and lovely. In the winter they bring in the woolen items and currently have nice cardigans and jumpers for £19 — £25 — great!

People always rave to me about how amazing Zara is and how they bought loads from it. to be honest I have only ever bought one thing from it. Don’t get me wrong I think it’s a great store, great looking clothes at great prices but somehow I always find that any clothes I like are a poor fit for me or just dont suit me. They have a good selection of shoes though and they are always a good price. Staff are very friendly and willing to help in any way they can.

A good size. Stylsh clothes at great prices.

has quite a good range but sometimes I feel that it is quite messy! The staff are really helpful which is a refreshing change. the store itself is sometimes a little warm though.

this is my fave zara in glasgow, i think it always has the best range of clothes and the staff have always been friendly well worth a visit.