Wednesday, 12 November 2008

CAIRD'S IN REFORM STREET - 1960'S

Although I can remember visiting Caird's in Reform Street in the 60's, I don't recall being in this ladies department above. There's a chance I may have been dragged around it as a nipper with my mum I suppose but there wouldn't have been anything there that would have interested me!
I do have memories of the boys/gents department, although I must admit it wasn't very inspirational - it was more sensible kind of clothing than trendy and also they supplied school outfits. I do remember getting what was called a car coat from Cairds, complete with furry collar.
The picture was taken in November 1960.

Photo by DC Thomson.Tints by GG.

2 comments:

  1. It's amazing how basic the shop fittings were back then. Can't remember being in there though.

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  2. I REMEMBER GOING INTO CAIRDS WHEN I WAS YOUNG.IT WAS A VERY STUFFY OLD PLACE, BUT THE HIGHLIGHT FOR ME WAS THE TOY SECTION , WHERE I USED TOBUY PLASTIC ANIMALS TO ADD TO MY COLLECTION.

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