Help me remember the name of this clothing shop!!

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Please help me remember the name of this clothing shop!

The clues are:
UK highstreet
Now defunct
Was open in 2003/2004 but unsure when it closed
Used to sell jeans that were embellished on the back pockets (amongst other things!)
The brand name was sewn/ embroidered into the jeans!

I used to love them and it driving me nuts!

FCUK
Dash
The Sweater Shop
Benetton (possible mis-spelling!)

Key west

Can't believe no one has suggested C&A yet! To be fair I can't remember the jeans well, but it fits the rest of the criteria! Got a great paisley top there in about 2003.

Select

Actually, it looks like it still exists. I'm sure it went bust in about 2004

@MarisPiper92

Actually, it looks like it still exists. I'm sure it went bust in about 2004

I think C&A have shops in Germany.

Maris somebody suggested it on page 1

Laura Ashley?

Criminal damage?

Mr Byrite

Pilot?

Clockwork

Missing the point but I took my nearly teenage daughter clothes shopping the other day and it was depressingly slim pickings. Certainly nowhere near the choice that I had in the 80’s.

I absolutely LOVED Bay Trading on my Saturday job budget!

Firetrap? You could get them in schott

Evisu?

Select
Bay
Tammy Girl
Internacionale

@PastMyBestBeforeDate Damn, I though I checked! Still, I've had a nice time remembering some of the things I bought from Etam and TammyGirl!

Are you sure it wasn't a local shop that was only in your location? A shop selling clothes that wouldn't look out of place on a market stall?

Miss sixty, nope, awear,

Is the OP coming back to say if she remembers from all the suggestions?!

Miss selfridge?
Topshop?

Juicy couture?

Jean Jeanie?

Evisu and Miss Sixty were really expensive!

Go to the Netherlands if you fancy some C&A, it’s Dutch in origin and still alive and kicking.

I'm just posting to see if the OP ever comes back or if anyone works out the answer. I remember a shop selling similar on our high street. I can remember where it was and the displays but can't remember what it was called.