Aberdeen is a great city for shopping with big malls such as the Mall Trinity on Union Street and the St Nicholas’ and the Bon Accord shopping centres both on Upperkirgate. Perhaps of more interest are the smaller independent shops that can be found dotted around the city. For traditional kilts (available for purchase or hire) try Alex Scott & Co, 43 Schoolhill (website: www.kiltmakers.co.uk); they also stock a good range of Scottish souvenirs and gifts. Country Ways, 115 Holburn Street (website: www.countryways.com) specialises in traditional country and leisure wear.
For gifts that won’t leave you feeling guilty, head to The Third World Centre, Correction Wynd (website: http://beehive.thisisnorthscotland.co.uk/twc), which has been trading on fair trade principles for over 20 years. Most of the big retailers are open seven days a week whilst smaller shops close or have restricted openings on Sundays.
For gifts that won’t leave you feeling guilty, head to The Third World Centre, Correction Wynd (website: http://beehive.thisisnorthscotland.co.uk/twc), which has been trading on fair trade principles for over 20 years. Most of the big retailers are open seven days a week whilst smaller shops close or have restricted openings on Sundays.
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