Primark Stores

Moved to Norwich in the dead of the winter blizzard (for me) from California last year. As someone who never saw snow before and used to a hot January, it was safe to say that nothing I brought prepared me when Winter was coming. Would I break bank to prevent hypothermia and/​or imminent death? No! Never fear, Primark is here! for around £35 quid I managed to get myself my whole winter attire, including somethings called gloves, boots I could get dirty, and an umbrella (?).
Also I used Primark to get one and done for dress shirts/​tshirts for theme parties, that I can write on/​mess up.
P. S. I am aware that Norwich weather is not that extreme, just a Californian being over-​dramatic:)

usually this chain of shops serves a purpose and is good value for money.
This store however is always like a bomb site. Clothes are usually all over the floor and if you are buying anything be prepared to wait at least twenty minutes to part with your £3.
most definitely one to avoid in summer and Christmas as the seasonal peaks make this even more unbearable. Many people also use the stores two entrances as nothing more than a cut through. two star is generous

If you’re in any doubt as to the scale of the retail behemoth that is Primark, try standing at the bottom of St. Stephens Street in Norwich on a Saturday afternoon. You’ll count at least 127 Primark bags. In less than 10 minutes.
Primark is great on price (if you can push any questions about how it’s so cheap to the back of your mind) and the quality is pretty good too. Ladies seem to have more luck in there than men though. The men’s ranges are usually pretty pedestrian, but that means its a great place to go for the basics so you can free up money to spend in the upper range shops.
Primark Norwich is a big store to get round. Keep a tight rein on kids too, lots of people and piles of woolly jumpers to hide in tend to help them go missing with infuriating regularity

In the city centre opposite Next. It’s a bit manic at weekends but they have loads of staff on the checkouts. the men’s section is a bit limited and not quite as good choice compared to the lady’s clobber on offer.
It’s still fantastic value and handy for getting cheap generic work clothes.
As it’s so busy the changing rooms are impossible to get in to at times.

With the credit crunch hitting us all harder day by day, Primark is bound to find a whole host of new customers. Primark in Norwich is centrally placed with a good amount of floor space full to the rafters with cheap clothes.
Some of the clothes feel cheap, as you would expect, but many others are of really excellent quality, and have been almost directly cloned from bigger designer stores.
Mixing primark with designer works really well too — give it a try, you will be amazed at the results!
For kids clothes you cannot beat it — why pay more when the little darling is going to be grown out of it in 6 weeks time?! For pyjamas it is second to none!
Home wares are available too with towels, bedding and accessories — excellent if you fancy giving a room a makeover on a budget.

Primark, Cheap Cheap Cheap! in the current economic climite this is definatly the palce to go! Not only is Primark cheap, if you look after the clothes your get a relitivley decent amount ofwear out of them too! I would definatly reccomened getting your kids clothes and pj’s etc from there lets face it kids grow so quickly that the clothes dont need to last ages! With things from as a little as a £1 you cant go far wrong, You know you are paying the fair price for the quality of product you purchase, You cant really complain over a £3 t-​shirt that lasts 3months!
However the store is a complete and utter mess! clothes strewn everywhere & is constantly packed with people trying to graba bargin, i often wonder whether primark on a daily basis compares to the 50% off wedding dress sales you see in the US.