Find clothing shops in Newcastle upon Tyne

Union Clothing originally set out to provide an expertise of denim that was otherwise lacking from Newcastle and the North-East. We aimed to source the best denim and casual wear brands from around the world and provide our customers with a knowledgeable and friendly shopping atmosphere free of stress and fuss. Our 33 years of knowledge will guarantee

Upholding consistent high quality whilst maintaining the UK's most competitive pricing structure on like for like items. We pride ourselves in our ability to turnaround orders, large or small within a very short timescale, in the majority of cases, our delivery is far faster than any of our competitors. We only use the highest quality materials and

Second Skin has been selling Leather and Sheepskin jackets from their shop in Newcastle upon Tyne since 1995. Chris Harker runs his family business in a very friendly, hands-on way. Throughout the year he exhibits at major shows and events around the UK and Europe. Just bought grandson a jacket today, first shop we went into and first jacket he tried

Otterburn Mill is situated in the heart of Northumberland and as a former textile mill, has a rich heritage and history. Best known for our Pram Rugs, Otterburn textiles and tweeds have been used by many designers over the years and have graced the covers of fashion magazines such as Vogue. Our Otterburn Mill Pram Rugs have been a favourite since 1926

DK Motorcycles are changing the way we sell bikes, we are now the UKs largest trade and classic bike centre where you can pick up your next bike at a great price. From Vintage and Classic bike projects, Imports direct from the USA and Japan to modern machines sourced in the UK or direct from our retail facility in Denver Colorado. Most motorcycles

Founded in 1972 by Stephen Marks, French Connection set out to create well-designed fashionable clothing that appealed to a broad market. The abbreviation FCUK was born after Trevor Beattie visited the French Connection offices and noticed the abbreviation FCHK on an internal memo, standing for French Connection Hong Kong. From this, Beattie suggested