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Hmmmm - I saw one of these in a twee Cheshire town last month and did think it was the worst name I'd seen for a long while. I'm sure it'll have a market here tho'.


And no it's not the end... As with White Stuff it's not high-street drossville - these type of chains tend to open up in more interesting secondary streets in the bigger cities


Yes I'd prefer a local business but as the landlord is know to be keen to lease to chains, it could be a lot lot worse

stupid clothes for lifes victims


ther baby isnt bothered what it wears, as long as its comfortable,


the retarded parents are using their precious offspring to advetrtise just how vulgar and ostentatious they really are


spending money on designer baby clothes is crass, grotesque , wasteful; and abhorrent


a reflection of how one dimensional our society has become

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