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Shops and Hobbies in Jersey St Aubin, Channel Islands*

Jersey St Aubin, Channel Islands Clothes, Magazines, Art, Galleries, Hobbies

Clothes Shops, Shoe Shops, Fashion and Bargains

• Woollen Mill (behind Methodist Church) now closed. Flaunt is still open.
• Axle and Murphy's, both on Bath St (I think it was called) off the square with the new cow statues. Axle is extremely expensive, but has a good range of the label stuff you can't find in a lot of places in the UK either, but then Murphy's is extremely cheap on clothes, with brands ranging from Lambretta to Religion and all things funky. Three floor little shop, both for men and women.
• Not many, unless you are a lady. Two 'boutique' type shops at the bottom of the Rue de Croquet (High Street). The Boathouse (Battrick's) has a good range of 'nautical' clothing etc. Neptune, Wild & Woolly and also Flaunt - all at the bottom of the High Street - sell good quality clothing at good quality prices. Neptune also sells clothing for the male of the species. Further down the harbour - Quai de Bisson - you will find the Summerland outlet shop - also good value. Battrick's (Boatyard) - as mentioned before - sells clothing and shoes in addition to the chandlery type goods and gifts.

Arts, crafts and such (Anything from pukka art galleries to craft shops. Trendy and twee both welcome.)

• pukka
• Various shops in & around the bottom of High Street
• Pukka art galleries don't exist on the island of Jersey. Sorry! Craft shops? Best one is Jersey Pottery in Gorey.
• Gallery, art, craft, gifts etc can be found along the harbour Wall (past the Methodist Church). Also clothing in the Woollen Mill and similar (in the little street behind the Church). Worth a visit. Various outlets can be found in St. Aubin. In Quai de Bisson (behind the Methodist Church in the Harbour) you will find Abracadabra (crafts). In the little cul-de-sac at the bottom of the High Street you will find the Gallery, a studio (crafts) and Swags & Tails, which is furnishings et al. They are all well worth a visit.

Magazine and Comic Shops

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Last updated: 2007-06-21