Went in for a look and saw a really pretty dress, I wasn't sure but then I was approached by one the assistants. She was so pleasant and helpful, I wasn't sure about sizes and length but I needn't ha... See more
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Unit 1 Craven Court Shopping Centre, 55 High Street, BD23 1DS Skipton, North Yorkshire, GB
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Went in for a look and saw a really pretty dress, I wasn't sure but then I was approached by one the assistants. She was so pleasant and helpful, I wasn't sure about sizes and length but I needn't ha... See more
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Love any fat face orders , arrive quickly well packaged. great quality reasonably priced
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Excellent friendly service in store. Allowing quick easy exchange of an item ordered online. Explained everything and made sure to carry the discount from my original order over to the replacement. Ch... See more
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I'm still waiting for my delivery to arrive in store 😕 It's 2 weeks now since ordering, so I'm a bit fed up. This is the second time deliveries have been delayed, so I won't be using online ordering... See more
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FatFace is an active lifestyle clothing and accessories retailer proudly based in the UK. Born in 1988, we’ve grown from selling just a few t-shirts and sweatshirts to become one of the UK’s most iconic fashion lifestyle brands. We currently have over 200 stores across the UK and Ireland, as well as an online shop selling a wide range of womenswear, menswear, footwear, and accessories. You can shop with us in so many ways. Either head in-store, where our knowledgeable and friendly crew are on hand to offer style tips and advice, or go onto our website, www.fatface.com, where you can browse our entire range of clothing and be inspired by what’s on offer. You can also have it delivered in a way that suits you.
Unit 1 Craven Court Shopping Centre, 55 High Street, BD23 1DS, Skipton, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom
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The two ladies that served me today were absolutely fabulous. Skipton branch-receipt say Gemma. They were helpful made me feel at ease due to my children basically turning into hurricanes. Really positive shopping experience. We love shopping locally and this is why. Thank you ladies.

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did not receive order. The delay was not with Hermes so please don’t blame them, it was dispatched 9 days late.
phone number doesn’t work, no option to queue just a constant engaged tone.
chat doesn’t work, said 22 minutes wait for 3 hours.

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