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# 1 I totally agree this is super crap clothing.
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3. Overpriced
| Simon , |
Jerusalem, Israel |
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(08.31.10) |
I fear this will go the way of Gap, and be a rip off for what it is. I don't see why a low end teenage brand in the UK should be touted as a luxery brand in Israel - who are they trying to fool? Learn from H&M and Ikea, who'se Israeli operations are more or less comprable to their European stores.
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4. What about Target?
| Asher , |
Jerusalem, Israel |
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(08.31.10) |
Any chance of being able to shop at Tarzhay without going to the US?
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5. The Topman in Oxford street in London is awesome..HUGE
| Sarah , |
Tel Aviv |
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(09.01.10) |
hope they bring same to israel..
I use to shop there all the time when I lived in the UK as a student in London.
What Israel also needs now is UK's Primark, they wont know what has hit them here!
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6. to # 5
| deborah , |
eilat |
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(09.01.10) |
Only if the prices in Israel are the same as in the UK. Otherwise it's cheaper to fly easyjet and buy at Primarks in the UK
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7. polyester trousers
| sweeter than honey , |
far away |
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(09.01.10) |
glow in the dark.
the man who owns topshop, (personal fortune about 6 billion dollars, though this business probably in beneficial ownership of a wife domiciled in monte carlo, for u.k. tax avoidance reasons), does not wear them.
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8. Agree with #3 and #4
| Ryan , |
Netanya |
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(09.02.10) |
#3 is right. IKEA and HM are doing great business in Israel. I think they made a mistake of bringing GAP instead of Old Navy. I think Old Navy would be a strong competitor to HM here.
I wish they would bring a Target. It is one of my favorite stores in the US. They currently only operate within the US. I have contacted Wal Mart they don't want to come. The problem is that Israel is a small market, and stores like that make profit on volume.
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