Types of Stores

   Stores are the most popular places in every city. There are different types of store: food store, clothing store, optician's shop, shoe store, hardware store and many others. Clothing stores are the most favorite women's stores. In big stores like supermarket you can find outer clothing, underwear, leather accessories, clothes, shoes everything you want. As a rule there are two types of clothing stores: stores of cheap brand of cloth and expensive stores. There are fashionable and at the same time affordable clothes in a first type of stores. There are long lines, everybody in haste and usually crowdly, especially on weekends. You can buy there casual things like jeans, T-shirt with hood, velour hoodie and pants and pants, trousers, jacket, also suits, dresses, and underwear. There are mostly clothes from famous fashion brands in a second one. The atmosphere is very quite, there is no haste. The service is on a high level. Everything is posh setting, range of goods, even shop assistants and prices are not exception. Besides the customers can have a cup of tea or coffee. There are regular customers who can buy there the same as in the first one, only more fashionable, posh and more expensive. People use Kohls Coupons and are happy to buy the necessary clothes. Some people appreciate the clothes most of all and they get ready to pay for very fashionable thing a big money. Labels for them are very important, sometimes more important than a man himself. Other people don't pay attention on fashion. They don’t care it. They prefer casual clothes, that it will be practical and neat. As for me, I like fashion and respect style, but within a reasonable limits. My older sister refers herself to the second. She can wear the same clothes couple days. She appreciates first who is a man, but not his clothes. She hates such snobs who pay a lot of attention on their look. And she hates my best friend Molly, because she spends all her money for being fashion. But as my father says, ''Every man has his own mind and has the courage of his convictions.''