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180 Ingram Street

Glasgow G1 1DN

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Merchant City, City Centre

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Bought a represent hoodie after 2 months writing on the back wore away Olivia the manager rude and patronising said not a manufacturing problem not able to do anything after I had paid £160 for it. Do not shop here, nice clothing but customer service appalling.

For the fashion victims among you, this place is designer heaven. Cruise stocks loads of trendy clothes from famous labels suchs as, Armani, Alexander McQueen, Gucci, Juicy Couture and Paul Smith just to name a few. Nestled on Ingram Street beside Jigsaw and Allsaints I guess it's an ideal shop for this very chic street. I'm not a huge designer fan and don't chase after labels, if I like something, I like it, I'm not particularly bothered about the designer. However, I always come in here for a browse as they always have really stunning clothes, shoes and accessories and they also do really good sales. I very rarely buy anything from Cruise but for my 18th birthday my friend bought me a Paul Smith purse which is beautiful and has really lasted, so it's not just pretty the stuff is actually really good quality.

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I'd seen this place & though hey why not go in & have a look. Best way to describe this shop in price wise it would be there right next to House of Frazer, as a lot of the stuff you might look at is really quite good designer stuff starting from roughly the £50 to £60 kind of price range though despite me seeing a leather Jacket there that I thought looked really good but my wallet & bank cards suddenly went into total lockdown as I'd seen the rather nice price tag of £600 odd so maybe this might be a very expinive treat IF I wre ever to have that kind of cash to splash. But either way the shop comes across as an up market luxuary designer shop for those that have managed to work their way up the pay ladder so to speak. Other than that for the rest of us mear mortals we can only look & dream of one day of maybe owning such a thing.

I'm rather obsessed with Celine and this is the only shop that sells it in Glasgow. They also carry Gucci, Louboutin, YSL, Mulberry, Jimmy Choo and loads of other designers in clothing and shoes/handbags. I mostly go for the handbags. The best part is the Sales Clerks-they are knowledgable and approachable. I have never felt shunned even though you can in expensive stores like this one. The sales are hectic but on a normal day it's pretty easy to browse. I've also seen some really wonderful designer dresses in here but I'm not going to any function that need such a thing. If you are-this would be a great place to look.

Cruise is a one-stop designer mecca in the heart of the Merchant City. Big labels to be found here include Prada, Armani and Moschino. Personally? i don't much like the clothes in here - I don't think they're that stylish. They just look like designer label carriers rather than well thought out pieces. A place for rich neds - or footballers, as they're more commonly known.

This is very much for the label-lovers out there. Indeed, it stocks Prada, Armani and Moschion. The staff will take their time with you and offer as much advice/compliments as you like. However, one cannot help but wonder if this is genuine or simply to get you to part with your cash - I suspect it is the later... Overall, it is clean, modern and seems to be very much appreciated by people fascinated with fashion. Although, if you are more into bargains, like me, give it a miss.

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// located on ingram street, it showcases collections from luxury fashion brands like gucci, burberry, balmain & more, // cruise is the sister brand to frasers group’s luxury retail fascia flannels.

Frasers Group has opened the doors to its new Cruise flagship in Glasgow in the latest chapter of its wider elevation strategy and ongoing commitment to luxury retail.

Situated on Ingram Street, the 25,000sq ft store store showcases collections from some of the world’s most exclusive luxury fashion houses across four floors and a mezzanine.

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“After 18 months of planning and a multi-million-pound investment today we open this newly refurbished Cruise store,” Frasers Group head of elevation Michael Murray said.

“Cruise Glasgow to those in Scotland, is known as an institution of luxury specialist retailing and thus, we’re pleased to be raising-the-bar for retail in the city.”

Frasers Group said the opening of the refurbished store demonstrated its commitment to investing in bricks-and-mortar and reinventing the luxury sector.

The Mike Ashley-owned firm is pushing ahead with an expansion scheme that features scores of new stores opening yearly alongside a dedicated multi-million-pound refurbishment program of Frasers Group’s existing store portfolio.

This includes plans to invest in the Flannels fascia, Cruise’s sister brand.

Frasers Group also recently opened the doors to its very first Frasers department store in Wolverhampton in time with the reopening of non-essential retail in England and Wales.

The new Frasers fascia is the luxury offshoot of House of Fraser, and offers beauty, fashion, homewares, premium and contemporary accessories and designer childrenswear from a range of 120 brands.

Speculation has been rife that Frasers Group is eyeing up several House of Fraser stores – and other possible locations – to be converted into Frasers, as part of Ashley’s ambitions to turn the department store chain into “the Harrods of the high street”.

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Travel Guide To Glasgow

Glasgow is one of the finest Victorian cities in Britain and the largest city in Scotland. Recently reinvented with new concert halls, art galleries and festivals as well as new stores, bars and hotels, it makes a great city-break. It is also Scotland's main centre for shopping.

Where to stay in Glasgow

ABODE GLASGOW 129 Bath Street, Glasgow G2 2SY (0141 221 6789; abodeglasgow.co.uk ). The Abode Glasgow has bright, luxurious rooms with city-centre views and a basement café-bar.

HOTEL DU VIN AT ONE DEVONSHIRE GARDENS 1 Devonshire Gardens, Glasgow G12 0UX (0141 339 2001; www.hotelduvin.co.uk ). A grand row of five Victorian houses in a fin de siècle style on a quiet West End street, not far from the Botanical Gardens. Most bedrooms are so big you can play hide-and-seek using antique trunks and armoires. The Townhouse Suite 7 sleeps six and boasts a "haunted house" bookcase that folds down into a bed. £££ MALMAISON 278 West George Street, Glasgow G2 4HG (0141 572 1000; www.malmaison.com ). A converted Greek Orthodox church where muted, masculine decor is juxtaposed with elegant furniture and wrought-iron stairs. The intimate brasserie has a feelgood atmosphere and its amber-hued Veuve Clicquot Champagne Bar functions as a sophisticated antechamber. ££ MAR HOTEL Earl of Mar Estate, Bishopton, Nr Glasgow PA7 5NW (0141 812 9999; www.marhall.com ). Chandeliers-and-gilt Gothic mansion: once a military hospital, it opened as a five-star hotel in 2004 after a lavish refit. The spa is exceptional with 12 treatment rooms, Vichy showers and in-room treatments. Front bedrooms over look the craggy hills of Kilpatrick; to the rear are landscaped gardens and woodland. £££ RADISSON SAS GLASGOW 301 Argyle Street, Glasgow, G2 8DL (0141 204 3333; www.radissonsas.com ). A striking copper, mahogany and glass building. Coloured lighting effects, glass lifts and modernist influences have created a real sense of space and drama. The whole hotel is a WiFi zone - a good excuse to take your laptop down to the spacious lobby and bar area. No gym but guests do have use of LA Fitness next door. ££ SAINT JUDE'S 190 Bath Street, Glasgow G2 4HG (0141 352 8800; www.saintjudes.com ). Designer boutique in ivy-covered townhouse; the patron's Glasgow School of Art pedigree is evident in the decor. Expertly mixed cocktails at the bar are a highlight, as is the live music at the weekends. An outpost for several of London's members' clubs, the hotel has just six rooms. ££ THE BRUNSWICK HOTEL 106-8 Brunswick Street, Glasgow G1 1TF (0141 552 0001; www.brunswickhotel.co.uk ). The Brunswick Hotel, in the Merchant City with interiors by local designers Graven Images, offers small but perfectly formed rooms, and good food ranging from dim sum to the most famous local delicacy - a fish supper. Whisky vouchers on arrival and a very laid-back approach. ££

Where to eat out in Glasgow

BRIAN MAULE AT CHARDON D'OR

176 West Regent Street, Glasgow G2 4RL (0141 248 3801; www.brianmaule.com ). Serves Scottish food with French touches, such as dry-aged sirloin and lamb with aubergine caviar, and has just opened a bar and private dining room downstairs.

CAFE GANDOLFI

64 Albion Street, Glasgow G1 1NY (0141 552 6813; www.cafegandolfi.com ). For an unpretentious but delicious Scottish meal, try Café Gandolfi in the heart of the Merchant City. The panelled interior with its oversize wooden chairs designed by Tim Stead may look a bit 1970s, but the service and food certainly isn't. Favourites include Cullen Skink, a thick smoked haddock soup, which tastes much better than it sounds, spicy Stornaway black pudding with Scottish pancakes, and delicious cold-smoked venison.

CITY MERCHANT

97-99 Candleriggs, Glasgow G1 1NP (0141 553 1577; www.citymerchant.co.uk ). A great restaurant for fresh fish, the City Merchant menu contains treats such as baked amoked haddock wrapped in bacon, and deep-fried mackerel in oatmeal served with caper-crushed potatoes and beurre blanc.

11 Exchange Place, Glasgow G1 3AN (0141 248 4055; www.roganoglasgow.com ). Rogano is famed for its seafood, and at the bar you can try great fish soup and fishcakes. If the prices in the main restaurant make you wince, try the café in the basement.

THE MIXING ROOMS

226 West Regent Street, Glasgow G2 4DQ (0141 221 7795; www.mixingrooms.co.uk ). The new Mixing Rooms is part of a recording studio: lounge about on the leather sofas for long enough and you'll see musicians taking a break.

TRON THEATRE

63 Trongate, Glasgow G1 5HB (0141 552 8587; www.tron.co.uk ). You can hang out in the bar, see a play and have dinner at the Tron Theatre Victorian Bar & Restaurant - a refurbished former church.

The best nightlife in Glasgow

158 Bath Street, Glasgow, G2 4TB (0845 1666031; www.g1group.co.uk ). There's an exotic Eastern feel to new city-centre club Kushion, with its draped seating areas and slouchy sofas for chilling away from the dance floor.

23 Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow, G1 3AJ (0141 225 5612; www.oneupglasgow.com ). This has a private members' room, a bar open until 3am and rooftop garden to beat the smoking ban.

UBIQUITOUS CHIP

12 Ashton Lane, Glasgow, G12 8SJ (0141 334 5007; www.ubiquitouschip.co.uk ). A serious restaurant with a decent bar upstairs.

What to see in Glasgow

GLASGOW NECROPOLIS

Castle Street, Glasgow G4 0UZ (0141 287 3961; www.glasgownecropolis.org ). This sprawling cemetery is renowned for its grandiose tombs designed in every style from Byzantine to Egyptian Revival. If the main entrance is closed, try the side way opposite Cathedral Hotel.

HOLMWOOD HOUSE

61-63 Netherlee Road, Glasgow G44 3YL (0141 204 4400; www.nts.org.uk ). This Victorian villa was designed by celebrated architect Charles 'Greek' Thomson. It has been restored recently, after the nuns who ran a school here in the 1960s painted over the frescoes of cavorting semi-naked figures. Closed from November to March.

MACKINTOSH HOUSE

82 Hillhead Street, Glasgow G12 8QQ (0141 330 5431; www.hunterian.gla.ac.uk ). The former home of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Margaret MacDonald was saved from demolition and reconstructed inside Hunterian Art Gallery at the University of Glasgow. Admission is free.

POLLOK HOUSE

Pollok Country Park, 2060 Pollokshaws Road, Glasgow G43 1AT (0844 4932202; www.nts.org.uk ). A charming, intimate 18th-century house with a superb art collection.

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ST MUNGO MUSEUM

St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art, 2 Castle Street, Glasgow G4 0RH (0141 276 1625; www.roganoglasgow.com ), lies at the base of the Necropolis. Contains a few beautiful artefacts and paintings representing a range of religious faiths, including Salvador Dalí's haunting painting Christ of St John of the Cross . You will also find the only Zen garden in Britain. Next to this is the Cathedral, a magnificent Gothic survivor, built between the 12th and 15th centuries.

THE TENEMENT HOUSE

145 Buccleuch Street, Garnet Hill, Glasgow, G3 6QN (0844 4932197; www.nts.org.uk ). Tenement House is a typical Glasgow tenement flat, home to a shorthand typist, Miss Agnes Toward, who lived here from the turn of the century until the 1960s and didn't alter the interior, thus preserving a Glaswegian time capsule. Closed from November to February.

Where to shop in Glasgow

Shopping metropolis Glasgow is seen as the modern little sister of the Scottish city scene. Just as steeped in history as the capital, Edinburgh, the city is the third most populated in the UK, and the busiest shopping street, Buchanan Street, grosses more than any other outside London. The city's centre is reportedly the world's first grid system - and the one on which New York was based - and as such is laughably easy to navigate. BOUDICHE 203 Ingram Street, Glasgow G1 1DQ (0141 221 6477; www.boudiche.com ) A high-end underwear haven. BRAZEN 58 Albion Street, Merchant City, Glasgow G1 1LH (0141 552 4551; www.brazenstudios.co.uk ) A jewellery shop situated in the heart of the picturesque Merchant City, stocking the work of the city's finest designers. CRUISE 180 Ingram Street, Glasgow G1 1DN (0141 572 3232; www.cruiseclothing.co.uk ) Stylish boutique with a discerning selection of labels. MELLIS CHEESEMONGERS 492 Great Western Road, Glasgow, G12 8EW (0141 339 8998). Promises olfactory overload with its huge range of organic Scottish cheeses, melt-in-the-mouth cheese straws and sweet quince jelly. Opposite is the New Alliance, where you'll find the best bread, cakes and savoury snacks in Glasgow. MR BEN 101 King Street, Glasgow G1 5RB (0141 553 1936; www.mrbenretroclothing.com ) A well-sourced vintage clothing shop. PRINCES SQUARE 48 Buchanan Street, Glasgow G1 3JN (0141 226 2271; www.princessquare.co.uk ) The city's hub of boutiques and high street brands. STARRY STARRY NIGHT 19-21 Dowanside Lane, Glasgow G12 9BZ (0141 337 1837) A treasure-trove of vintage wears. THE BARRAS Callowgate, Glasgow G1 5AX (0141 552 4601; www.glasgow-barrowland.com ) A legendary market, selling everything from DVDs to silver charms to giant inflatable chickens - depending on your requirements. VIVIENNE WESTWOOD Princes Square, 48 Buchanan Street, Glasgow G1 3JN (0141 226 2271; www.viviennewestwood.com ) The extroverted designer's first store north of the border.

How to get to Glasgow

Glasgow Airport is about 30 minutes from central Glasgow. There are regular buses and taxis into town.

AIRLINES FROM THE UK

British Airways (08707 663481; www.british-airways.com ); easyJet (08712 882 236; www.ryanair.com ); BMI (0800 0096 8679).

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