Primark

Where to start,
Other than rude non helpful staff, mis priced items and incorrect sales items there is a total lack of organization and customer care here. If i could i would leave 0 stars.
In the ladies section we were looking at little purses but couldn’t really look because 4 of the staff were busy talking about a medium/​psychic one of them had been to and is now being followed around by a spirit! they managed to stand in the way the whole time until we mentioned that we may be secret shoppers. A job i would willingly do here. The next floor up and the management or supervisors are shouting across the floor to each other and not really caring about the customers at all. You would think it was a day out for them. Maybe we are interrupting a social occasion and we really shouldn’t be buying anything there. As customers we are in the way. Today the whole place just looked like a jumble sale. there is a lack of organization around the fitting rooms. My girlfriend had a struggle to get out of the changing room as all the staff have perfected the art of looking busy without actually doing anything. There is a genuine lack of customer service and it took her two minutes to get someones attention to take the clothes that she didn’t like after trying them on. once again they were all busy talking to themselves and us as customers just seem to get in the way.
my question is WHERE ARE THE MANAGEMENT??? WHAT ARE THEY DOING?
they obviously don’t MANAGE!
Wow this place may be great value for money but don’t expect a friendly face or any help anytime soon. The staff are very good at hiding out in the corners away from the cameras.
Now the other side of the coin, the girl at customer service where we swapped items was very quick and efficient, a smile would be nice but she was at least polite.

Excellent customer service, both supervisor and manager– very professional and go extra mile for you, very polite. Thank you Primark Liverpoool

hufe store got lost in there loads of clothes and everything got bags for £3.OO boss !!!

lf you like Primark, this store is big. My late partner was a big fan whereas l’m not. What l find off-​putting is that they have countless amounts of the same item which gets a massive negative vote from me. You are much more likely to catch me across the street in T.K. Maxx. ln their favour though, Primark does know how to efficiently deal with big queues.

I’m not ashamed to say, I’m a fan of Primarni, and the store in Liverpool is probably one of the biggest I’ve visited. If you’re living on a budget and willing to spend the time battling the hoards of people and piles of clothes you can almost be guarenteed to find a bargain.
The Liverpool store is spread over about five floors, and placed conveniently in the middle of the city — not too far from the Liverpool One shopping centre. Unfortunately for me, I’ve only visited at peak times which is probably breaking the first rule of Primark — venture out first thing in the morning, and NEVER just before Christmas. The queues can be horrendous, as well as the crowds of people which swarm all over the shop.
On the plus side, if you dedicate the time, you can pick up some decent pieces here. The quality of the product won’t match that of a high-​end store, but when you’ve paid just a few pounds for an ok item of clothing, who cares? It wasn’t made to last a life time or be passed onto grandchildren!
The Liverpool branch offers a huge range of products across the board, from childrenswear to home goods. The selection is second to none, and if you can fight your way through the shoppers and see past the cheapness, you might just be in for a treat!

Primark has an airport at the back of it. This is my theory as to why it’s so busy at any time of day and also why you have to take off your belt and shoes before you go in. One thing I’ve yet to comprehend though is why, on Saturdays especially, there’s a huge crowd of people waiting outside. I don’t mean a queue. These people are waiting for friends who are shopping inside to come out. Are they mental? I know being dragged around shops is tortuous but waiting outside won’t make them go any quicker will it?
The fact men statistically despise clothes shopping more than women means the menswear section is generally quieter and easier to traverse. Here you can pick up a few decent bits and bobs for prices that are a fraction of Liverpool’s other more painfully fashionable places. However, to get to them means you have to move between racks upon racks of clothes that make you want to kneecap anybody who would find them appealing. You know those people you see on the street and hate for no reason? This is where they get everything they wear.
It’s a gamble is what I’m saying, in the same way that Russian Roulette is a gamble.

Am i the only person in the country that doesn’t like Primark?
The city centre one is always jam packed with people shoving each other out of the way.
Some areas look disorganized and more like a charity shop set out than a big clothes store.
The dresses are nice in Primark but a lot of the clothes are vile to look at. Cheap and nasty.
Good if you want fashion on a budget that will fall apart within a month of buying them.
I tried to go in to this primark one afternoon on my dinner break and got my ankles bashed by at least 6 buggies and almost wrestled to the floor by an orange teenager when I picked up the dress she had her massive eyelash enhanced eyes on! haha

I’m not the sort of person who shops in the usual high street stores but after hearing that Liverpool was getting its very own branch of Primark I thought I’d check it out.
The range of clothing here is as you’d expect from the high street. Nothing special or original, but when you go to Primark it doesn’t really matter as the prices are so low you can get several items for the price of one mediocre item in one of the more «fashionable» stores on the high street.
This Primark store is MAHOOSIVE! It is spread over 4 floors and stocks womenswear, shoes, cosmetics, luggage, toiletries, home wares, childrenswear, menswear, accessories and much much more.
Unless you go here at 9am the shop is always busy and crowded and it can feel like you have to keep moving rather than browse the store at your own pace.
The till queues are usually quite long but there are a lot of tills and the staff work hard to serve customers and move onto the next person.
In my opinion Primark is good for basics. I go here for inexpensive work clothes and I always find something. If you’re looking for something to wear for a night out then beware, you will probably see someone else in the same outfit on your night out.

You’d be forgiven for thinking that once you’ve been to one Primark, you’ve been to them all. And, to an extent, you wouldn’t be all that wrong. Strictly speaking, the Liverpool branch of Primark doesn’t really deviate from the norm of pretty much every Primark you can find throughout the UK. It’s big, it’s cheap and it’s filled with clothes — some of which are pretty, and some of which really aren’t (jeggings, I’m looking at you here).
However, one thing this branch of Primark has in its favour is that it is HUGE. It encompasses three floors, all of which are filled to the brim with fancypants gear for gents, ladies and kids and some decidedly fancy pants (you can easily restock your knicker drawer here for less than a fiver). It’s also relatively new, meaning that it’s nice, relatively clean and remarkably shiny. Even the queues here appear to move at a fair pace — which is more than can be said for a few other branches I’ve been ‘lucky’ enough to visit in the past.
I do wish the staff here were slightly more knowledgeable and polite though. I went in today to pick up a few short sleeved t-​shirts — not knowing where they were, I asked a staff member if they had any in stock. Their response was just a grunt and a shrug of the shoulders — seriously Primark, a mere No would have sufficed!
If you like it piled high and sold cheap, then Primark is the place for you. You won’t find designer labels, but you might just find a bargain.

I was hesitant to review a Primark store mainly because everybody knows all about them and most stores are exactly the same however this particular branch in the city centre of Liverpool really stayed long in the memory for me. The reason that this place is so memorable is due to its sheer vastness which really is something to behold. There is floor after floor of bargain shopping and no matter what your opinion of Primark is there really is a bargain to be had for all here.
This place is always packed and can feel over crowded at times but if you bag a good deal then it is worth all the hassle most definitely. The staff here are okay too although the waiting times can be a little bit extortionate.
If you are in Liverpool city centre and don’t mind a bit of a wait then check it out you might pick up a little treat for yourself.

It’s a sad indicament of our times that this Primark is thriving whilst one of Liverpool’s oldest department stores (Lewis) is preparing to close for good. Both shops occupy huge buildings in the city centre and sell a wide range of products from men, women and childrenswear to shoes, slippers, bedding, towels, vases and home décor. The main difference is, Lewis have always sold quality items at market value whilst Primark specialise in badly made products for rock bottom prices.
If you don’t believe me, go into the store and actually try on some of their clothes. You’ll soon see that their sizing differs from one garment to the next and that a lot of the products are badly made. I’ve had zips break and buttons snap off whilst trying things on and friends who’ve bought clothes from here have complained they’ve shrunk or gone shoddy in the wash.
In short, Primark is for fast fashion lovers that don’t care where their clothes were made or how long they’ll last.

I’m flabbergasted. This Primarni is so much better than any other I’ve ever delved into, I can’t even think where to begin.
First of all, it’s tidy. The Brunette and I came here on a Saturday, ordinarily the day of Hades for all Primarks, expecting bedlam, anticipating attack and stampede from pushchairs, resigning ourselves to the fate of sifting through a billion floor-​discarded items. It was not so. Everything was put away. There were vast open spaces in which to walk. We found everything we’d come in for.
What on earth’s up with that? It scared us!
It’s a particularly great branch due to its size, its many floors and surprisingly, its staff who all seem to be from Liverpool. I always get a pang of guilt in the Manchester one because like most hotels in this country, our Primark seemed to have employed Eastern Europeans on the breadline. Not only were these staff local, they seemed… happy. Happy? Working in Primark? Now I’ve seen everything…
If you’re put off by former Primark experiences make the effort and visit this one. I’d sooner jump on the train and come here for my tights and my Spanx-​esque leggings than set foot in the Manchester branch. It’s genuinely superb. The only complaint I have is that horrific mural made up of the word ‘Primark’ written about five billion times that you’re witness to as you go up the escalators. The Brunette turned to me and said, ‘Isn’t that the most stressful wall you’ve ever seen in your life.‘
Thanks for that, Brunette. Then again if this Primark concentrates all its potential stress and turmoil into that one wall, perhaps that’s why the store itself is so pleasant. Impressive. Well, I’m not complaining!

Every time I walk into Primark, the store is packed with customers the majority of time which suggests its popularity. It does tend to attract a lot of students and for those who love a bargain, this is the place to shop.
Quality of clothing can be unpredictible but it all depends. If you’re fortunate, you may find a garment to last you more than a few years.
The store itself is plentiful, serving 5 floors which has something to suit everybody. There is even a homeware section on the top tier.
Primark is a shop which you’ll either love or hate, and I love it!

Mindboggingly cheap, but it does come at a price.
About half of the things I bought there 3 months ago are already coming apart (even those I have only worn 2 – 3 times so far)

This is a massive primark which is quite good in my experience, quite affordable and generally good quality and value as Primark’s generally are! Though with it being in the centre it often gets extremely busy especially on the sale days, i have seen queues to get in for the sales, not just small queue’s either. Though once inside the sales generally are worth it so long as you’ve not been torn to shreds by people trying to get the first bargains

I love the Primark in Liverpool! I love Primark in general because of the cheap clothes that are up to date with the fashion and good quality. You really can find clothes for everyone. The Liverpool Primark is massive: four floors of it. It doesn’t just sell clothes but homeware and toiletries as well. I got my coat in here for only £16.99 when similar styled ones were being sold at double the price in other shops!

This store is enormous! My daughters favourite shop at home, so when we visited Liverpool for the weekend, she was delighted! There was so much stuff she couldn’t believe her eyes. Big escalators up and down, it was so busy and hot As you would expect from Primark, some bargains, some tacky stuff, big queues. I was pleased there were loads of staff on duty as the queues went down quickly.

If you want cheap clothes then this is the place to go. Ever since it opened you can’t move in Liverpool without seeing someone with a primark bag. You can’t complain about the price, especially for kid’s clothes, you can buy them a whole wardrobe for £30 but if it’s quality you’re looking for then find somewhere else to go! It’s always packed, and it’s a massive store but the clothes seem to just be repeated all over the store, so you tend to feel like you’re wandering around a jumble sale!

There are now a lot less scousers shopping in Manchester, as we have our very own Primark in Liverpool! A mecca for all those who love to grab a bargain, and endless opportunities to keep up with the latest fashions at rock bottom prices.
The Liverpool store is huge although still tends to be very busy, and has a messy sort of feel to it. The layout is not that great, requiring you to walk the full length of each floor to get to each escalator.
Wide range of clothes available, shopping certainly doesn’t come cheaper than this!

Altough Primark stores are generally really big, i think this is the biggest i have ever been in! It is located right in the centre of the city with a brilliant range of clothes, shoes and accessories. The suits that they sell for men are really cheap, at less than £100 but what do you expect for less than that? The shoe range is ok but a lot of the shoes are a bit clumpy which do not go well with suits. They do sell a good range of pimsolls which have become popular with students in recent years. There are a lot of check outs, so you should not be waiting in line for too long. Also the staff are always really friendly.