Travel Accessory is a luggage store in the York Designer Outlet. It is owned by and stocks Tripp…read moreLuggage which is made exclusively for Debenhams. With great prices and a full ten year guarantee on everything in the store Travel Accessory is a great place to go if your looking for quality at a great price.

Bags & Baggage have two stalls in the market. The one with a more central position in the upper…read moremarket hall sells mainly handbags and purses. If you like your handbags with large sprinklings of kitsch garishness then you will love this shop! There are plenty of brightly coloured gleaming quilted PVC bags with gold fastenings. Some have a shimmering leopard print and are embellished with bows and lace. There are also some rather cute classic-style purses with snap fastenings and some slightly more reserved brown and cream bags in a more unassuming style. They also sell umbrellas and have a make-your-own charm bracelet thing where you can choose different letters and charms to add to a chain. Prices are probably about high street level or cheaper. 30 seconds walk away, the Bags & Baggage on the south side of the upper market hall sells a similar range of handbags but also sells luggage bags of a variety of sizes and some unisex shoulder bags. Together the two Bags & Baggage shops cater for a range of tastes and uses at a decent price.

This little shop sells all types of bags from handbags to suitcases, sports bags to school…read morerucksacks. The handbags dominate the small shop and nearly put me off my lunch. They are quite tacky and all seemed to have a gold crown symbol on. Perhaps the proprietors are royalists? If you long for the designer handbag but like most of the population cannot justify spending hundreds then you will be able to find an equally sparkly, glitzy replacement here for a fraction of the price. If you can see beyond the handbags then there are some good deals on suitcases which are strangely expensive outside of market-world. There were a few sets decorated in different patterns in varying sizes. A decent sized one is about £25.

all i can say is brilliant i always get my bags from hereread more

Well, if I ever have the wardrobe the size of Ireland then I know this is the place to come for my…read more6 piece luggage collection. As far as I'm aware, they don't really have any brand names in here, just well-made substitutes, which is handy for anyone who can't afford to spend the earth on Vuitton or Samsonite Black Label. However, the smaller items - specifically the handbags and wallets, are not really items that I'd ever buy Too much detail, tacky fabrics and conventional designs make them feel cheap.

This place is an education!!…read more Who knew the plural for luggage was luggae?!

This is a great store! We managed to find a new bag for my mum and it's perfect! They have a…read morereally super selection of everything and their prices are amazing! Staff had the line moving efficiently and quickly! Very happy the purchase!

TK Maxx is both a blessing and a curse. The store is humungous, which bodes well in terms of…read morechoice. You can literally get lost in a sea of clothing, and there is such a vast range that they are sure to have what you are looking for. The handbag section alone is about 6 aisles, with all the colours of the rainbow covered. My favourite items to look for are their dresses. They have so many quirky pieces that you will almost certainly find something unique. All of their stock is marked down designer clothing so that is another bonus - bargains galore! On the flip side, the vast array of choice can often be overwhelming. If you aren't in the mood/tired/in a rush, then this place can be as hellish as Primark to sift through. Too much choice and too many people. The other dark side to TK Maxx is once again, the designer clothing element. Whilst in a lot of cases it means that the unique brands are more affordable, it also means that the one item that you might fall in love with is something like £300 marked down from £500. Whilst a £200 saving is great, it's not so much if you only meant to spend £40 in the first place! So I have a love-hate relationship with TK Maxx. On so many occasions I have walked away with some really lovely, quirky and well made frocks. But then on a few occasions I have run out screaming (or, at least, briskly walked out tutting) with nothing.

A cheap department store that was well underway with pre-Christmas sales on virtually everything in…read morethe shop. From cheap to very cheap people were bustling through the shop hovering up a bargain or two. Everything from kitchen cookware to dining sets; ornaments and home accessories such as picture frames and candles. There were clothes (though not particularly nice ones) and bits and bobs for children. Although not particularly unique or special you could find all those little things that make life a tad easier in the home for a good price, like pepper grinders and tea lights.

This is a nice store i was surprised as i have not visited on before, my sister actually dragged me…read morein as i was visiting her. I ending up buying about 6 DVD's for less than £20. I also bought some Olay products which were so cheap i thought they must be out of date, they weren't tho. Really cool place