I love primark and i have no problem what so ever buying from here, as i have been doing for as long as i can remember. The Oxford store is very large spanning across two floors. On the lower floor you will find ladies clothes, jewellery and shoes and on the upper floor you will find ladies underwear, night ware, children’s clothes and shoes and menswear. There are changing rooms on both floors - ladies can use the upstairs one as well as downstairs. There are also tills on both floors. Two on bottom and one till on top floor.
I have always bought my tshirts, vest tops and alike from here as well as clothes for my holiday. They have always lasted and fit me fine. I bought a coat once and the fabric had a really bad smell and the buttons all popped off so i bought that back. But my other coat was fine so i think you just need to be careful. The shoes are great and cost about a tenner!! The jewellery is cheap and mostly beads - none of mine has broken but it doesnt look expensive so if you want silver or imitation gold go elsewhere.
Primark have always done great looking underwear but have really upped their game lately. Not only does their current range look better than what is in ann summers at the moment, but they have also started to do big sizes… not for bigger people (although they do that as well) but whats really great is they are doing big ssizes for smaller girls - like 32F!!! ITS great! SAVES SO MUCH MONEY!!!

anyway, have a browse… bet you will come out with a few bargains!!!

Primark...well, what can I say? It's cheap, cheerful and ethically dubious. The Oxford store provides affordable clothing for locals, students and happy tourist shoppers alike and is much loved by all. The clothes are mainly synthetic polyester and follow simple designs in different colours, but there is a huge variety and it imitates more expensive items that are fashionable very well, so providing you get something that fits, few people can tell it's from Primark. Of course, the unbelievable cost (under £10 for trousers, £3 for some tops) does come at a price and clothes generally don't last. Of course this isn't much of a problem, as they are cheap to replace. For sheer variety, Primark is great, as you can buy lots of clothes for the price of one top from elsewhere. It might not fit perfectly or last very long, but it's great for a fancy dress party or a one-off occasion, and students have been known to buy new underwear as it's cheaper than doing laundry. It also does basic household goods, jewellery, clothes and towels. The service is basic, there are often clothes on the wrong racks and n the floor and the assistants in the changing room eye you up as if you're a shoplifter, but hey, if it saves you £20, it's probably worth it. You'll either love it or hate it, but even the poshest of shoppers is usually tempted by a cheap bargain once in a while.