Topshop voucher for a 12 year old

[moanybollocks]

Want to get my niece a voucher for her birthday. Is Topshop still the cool shop? And if so, how much would be enough to buy her something nice?

She lives in a small town and I thought it would be nice to take her to one of the big shops in central London to spend it.

[ISingSoprano]

Topshop is great - my 17year old dd loves it (and spends most of her allowance and earnings there!).

[dexter73]

Topshop is still popular. Also Jack Wills, H&M, New Look, Hollister. I would think £20-25 would be a reasonable amount.

[Madbengalmum]

Topshop is popular but in my experience my 12 yr old prefers new look and the 17 yr old likes topshop

[moanybollocks]

Thanks all.

I could make a voucher myself and say to spend wherever you want?

But if I get her the Topshop voucher it'll save us traipsing round all the other shops

[Penguinsaresmall]

What's about h&m? Bit cheaper but still nice stuff according to DD...

[ephemeralfairy]

Topshop is expensive, you get more for your money in New Look/H&M. Topshop clothes are lovely though...

[usualsuspect333]

I'd get her an H & M voucher.

[inmyheadimthequeen]

Exactly what madbengalmum said. And soend whatever you want? In Topshop? Have you sorted the second mortgage then?

[inmyheadimthequeen]

soend spend

[moanybollocks]

Spend WHEREVER. Not whatever.

[inmyheadimthequeen]

[chanie44]

If you live near a big shopping centre. you can get generic vouchers which can be used in most of the shops in that centre.

I've bought those vouchers before and they've gone down really well.