Sainsbury's Clothing

[NorthWestPerm2Contr]

OK, I normally hate the idea of buying clothing from a supermarket and very rarely do it - every time I have been inside tesco's clothing section I get put off by the mess, cloths scattered all over the place, on the floor, no organisation etc.

The other day I went into Sainsbury's (Cheadle) and thought I'd give it a chance. They had an excellent range of clothing which was really good quality and well prices. It was organised like you would expect to see it in John Lewis and Selfridge's. I spent £60 on winter clothing, a scarf, cloths for the little one and the experience/quality of the clothing was great.

A great range of clothing, all spaciously laid out.

I'll be going back there to get some more stuff soon......

[DodgyAgent]

OK, I normally hate the idea of buying clothing from a supermarket and very rarely do it - every time I have been inside tesco's clothing section I get put off by the mess, cloths scattered all over the place, on the floor, no organisation etc.

The other day I went into Sainsbury's (Cheadle) and thought I'd give it a chance. They had an excellent range of clothing which was really good quality and well prices. It was organised like you would expect to see it in John Lewis and Selfridge's. I spent £60 on winter clothing, a scarf, cloths for the little one and the experience/quality of the clothing was great.

I'll be going back there to get some more stuff soon......

Did you get some of those elasticated water resistant trousers?

[vetran]

INKSPE

My Tailor visits...

[northernladuk]

I'll be going back there to get some more stuff soon......

And get caught on a night out by poor people wearing the same stuff and everyone else knowing where you bought it from. No thanks.

You are a contractor. Off to Kings St with you.

[NorthWestPerm2Contr]

And get caught on a night out by poor people wearing the same stuff and everyone else knowing where you bought it from. No thanks.

You are a contractor. Off to Kings St with you.

I'm a contractor, I'm here to build a massive warchest, not splash out in Kings St.

[Sausage Surprise]

OK, I normally hate the idea of buying clothing from a supermarket and very rarely do it - every time I have been inside tesco's clothing section I get put off by the mess, cloths scattered all over the place, on the floor, no organisation etc.

The other day I went into Sainsbury's (Cheadle) and thought I'd give it a chance. They had an excellent range of clothing which was really good quality and well prices. It was organised like you would expect to see it in John Lewis and Selfridge's. I spent £60 on winter clothing, a scarf, cloths for the little one and the experience/quality of the clothing was great.

A great range of clothing, all spaciously laid out.

I'll be going back there to get some more stuff soon......

Loin and sack or both?

[NorthWestPerm2Contr]

Loin and sack or both?

Whatever you want you will find it in Sainsbury's :

[suityou01]

Pikey

[Mich the Tester]

Pikey

I should point out that when Suity and I sat down for lunch in Holland and I was wearing green trousers and blue shoes, Suity was the second best dressed man at the table.

[suityou01]

I should point out that when Suity and I sat down for lunch in Holland and I was wearing green trousers and blue shoes, Suity was the second best dressed man at the table.

By some chalk as well IIRC