Primark

The Primark shop in lincoln has good baby, toddler wear and good adult clothing. Although, i am a teenage girl, and no clothes i find stylish or nice. I find it hard to find the corrct sizes in adult wear and it looks like a jumble sale. The stands are messy, mixed up with other products and the clothes are found on the floor or mucky on the railings. I find the shop is very disturbing and i no longer shop at primark due to the issues above. The prices are good but they are expensive for the quality of the product. T-​shirts shirnk even after following the instructions on the label, the trousers get worn easily and also the skorts do. Shoes in primark are very pretty and cheap. Although, the lack of quality have made my feet very uncomfortable and become odly shaped. This is not good due to i am a runner in training. I find the staff are very kind and caring but seem to ‘chuck’ products into the bags, nearly destroying the more delicate products. My friends have also said to me: ‘Primark is cheap and well priced, the clothes are tackey, babyish and so unstylish. I find it like walking through hell’. ‘Primark is so unorganised and simply an nightmare to walk through and see clothes in the teenage section so babyish and mick taking’.
I hope you take this letter into consideration, and upate the styles and quality of you products.
Laura (13years old)

This is my least favourite shop in Lincoln.
On a weekend its is that busy that all the clothes are on the floor rather than the shelves. They do loads of womens shoes but where are the mens?!?
The tills are right at the other end of the shop just about, so if you want to quickly grab something you have to treck all around the shop.
The staff all hang around outside smoking and it smells disgusting.
While the clothes are cheap, that still doesnt make up for the porr quality and the rude staff.

Great shop for kids and adults clothing.
I only use it for my kids generally and i have found they are great for clothing there.
The underwear for kids is cheap as well as PJ’s and i always buy that sort of things for my kids from here.
I have got my husband some items from here before and they lasted well.
Good cheap clothing shop to make yourself look good even if it was just for a night out.

This Primark kicks the ass of the Primark in Leeds, simply because there are less chavs and pushchairs ready to try and cripple you.
Also, it is better laid out, and less cramped.
Having said all that, the quality is still shocking and anything you buy WILL end up with stitches falling out before you’ve worn it three times.

Placed on the highstreet, opposite the waterside centre, Lincoln’s Primark is easy to find with it’s huge blue sign.
Downstairs you will find womens clothes, shoes, accessories and underwear, and upstairs there is a smaller mens, childrens and homewear section.
The clothes are all very cheap, although this is reflected in the quality of the clothing. They are usually right on trend though, and if you are the kind of person who wears something once or twice then moves on to the next phase this sort of stuff is perfect for you.
Lincoln’s shop is well laid out, having the high fashion items displayed at the front of the store, and towards the back you can see the more basic items, plain tshirts, jumpers and jeans etc. you will pay on average £5 for a top, and probably £8−10 for trousers.
The homewear is fantastic. It’s really great for young people decorating there first home. I love my primark silky duvet, and nobody would ever know i paid only £15 for a kingsize set! They sell ornaments, cushions and even curtains too. (although the curtains are quite often only stocked in one or two sizes, and then need to be altered. but for £20 a pair for full length big window curtains, who’s complaining!)
If you wear a larger size, expect to have to really scrabble to find something to fit. lincoln’s primark seems to be aimed at size 8 to 10! though I have had a good few bits in larger sizes.
Also note that there underwear sizes are WAY out, a size 18 – 20 pair of pants wouldn’t even shift past the thighs of my size 12 – 14 mum! and it’s a similar story with the bra’s. you really do need to try on in here.
Be warned though, if you buy a high fashion primark item, EVERYone will be wearing it, and know where you got it and what you paid. (unless you live somewhere there isn’t a primark and you’re here to visit, of course.)
Oh, a final warning. they really struggle to keep the bargain hunters from making a mess of their stores. and you may well be expected to search the floor for the other shoe of the set