Adams Childrenswear

Advantages: Special offers and Sales! Friendly Staff.
Disadvantages: Those damned coin operated toys that children ride on!

Adams Adams is a children's clothing shop, there is bound to be one in most large towns and cities throughout the UK and now stores are popping up in Europe and Asia! There are now over 400 stores in total with over 300 of those in UK alone. A far cry from the days when Amy Adams opened her terraced house in Birmingham selling baby clothes way back in 1933! Amy opened up 3 stores shortly afterwards and 40 yrs later she joins in partnership with ...
...from strength to strength. Adams sells children's clothing from babies to 10 yr olds. The shops are usually well laid out with a section dedicated to each age group 0-12mths 1-3 yrs and 4-10yrs and also separated into girls and boys wear. My local Adams is a very small outlet but it still divided in the same way as the larger stores that I have been in. The clothes are trendy and they always have right up to date fashions for children, they have ... Read review

Advantages: A wide selection of clothes
Disadvantages: Style of clothes

...or the other way. Adams has thought about this and now they school uniform range have adjustable waist bands. You are able to order Adams school wear on line from http://shop.adamscard.co.uk/ . Any orders over £25(after any discounts) are delivered free otherwise they charge £3.50 which I think is quiet reasonable. To return the items you can take them back to a store or return them by post though you have to foot the bill unless the goods are faulty. ...
...can not use the old Adams store card, you would think they want to hold on to their loyal customers not deter them. I feel that the clothes are not of a high standard I find but not of poor quality they are of mid range. Some of the items I over priced for what they are and rather go to another kid's clothes store and get more for money in either quality or quantity. Prices wary from little as £3 fro a simple plain t-shirt to £30 for a coat. Don't ... Read review

Advantages: Cute look, low price
Disadvantages: Very poor quality

...of "Summer Love" sunglasses at ADAMS on Thursday. They are aimed at toddlers with an age range of 1 - 3 years. They look extremely cute and the price is £3 which is reasonable. The glasses dark tinted and are 100% UV protected (conforming to EN 1836:2005), a very important feature. The material of the frame is 100% plastic apart from the two small metal screws holding the hinged arms. The frame is pink and yellow and the suround of the lenses is ...
...the item did not even last one day!!! After unwrapping the glasses, my 16-month-old daughter wanted of course to try them on straight away. So I unfolded the glasses to put them on her nose and OH NO! ... One of the hinged arms came off!!! Now, if an adult cannot even put the sunglasses on a child without them coming apart then how on earth are they are going to last when the group which this item is aimed for will get their little hands on them? ... Read review

Advantages: good price`s
Disadvantages: small shop`s

I have shopped in Adam`s for cloth`s for my daughter for about a year now. I find Adam`s great value for money and the cloth`s that i have purchased have all been good qaulity and take alot of ware before looking old. This is one of my hate`s about bying baby clothe`s,the amount of money that i can spend on expensive cloth`s for her,and they end up old very quick. Adam`s has a good selection of cloth`s for both girl`s and boy`s,they sell socks,underware,pj`s,jacket`s,school,casuall ...
...pram toy`s,blanket`s etc: I find this a great shop for shoes. I had problems finding baby size2 shoes that were hard sole,when my daughter started to walk. It would be worth your while,to take a look at any Adam`s sale,you can buy their clothes for virtually nothing. Also.for every £30 or more you spend in the shop leading up to christmass,you recieve a £5 discount on your next purchase. The only problem is,most adam`s shops i have been in are ... Read review

Advantages: Hard-wearing clothes
Disadvantages: Not much selection and can be pricey

Although I like Adams clothing and do occassionally still shop there for my toddler son, I feel that it just can't compete like it used to. Not long ago, there wasn't much more selection for kids clothing than Mothercare and Adams so they could afford to charge more and stock less selection. That isn't the case anymore. With stores like Next and Debenhams now doing great kids ranges as well as BHS and Marks and Spencers, there is now a much wider ...
...on getting all of my son's pyjamas from Adams however because they are of such great quality and feel comfortable for him to sleep in. It is also a shame that Adams have not stepped into thetimes and begun selling via the web as most clothing retailers now have. ... Read review

Advantages: Funky card design, some reasonable deals to be had at restaurants
Disadvantages: Poor rate of return, awful customer service, BP's staff not trained in using the system

...'ll get an extra Nectar point for every £2 spent. It's a valid point, however, that you can "double accumulate" (or whatever you call it) by combining a purchase at BP, for example, with a payment on your Barclaycard. But it's still nothing to get excited about. In the last week or so Nectar has announced more major partners in the scheme. The Thresher group of booze huts, a vast chain which includes Threshers, Victoria Wine, Wine Rack, Bottoms Up, Haddows, Drinks Cabin and Huttons, are giving 2 points per £1. And Adams Childrenswear are giving the same deal again. Obviously having more partners can only serve to strengthen the benefit of this scheme to consumers. When your card contains over 500 points, these can be converted into paper vouchers at any till in Sainsburys. 500 points on your card gets you a voucher worth, er, 500 points... Read review

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