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15 years ago
I bought my Aspiga sandals after seeing them in the daily mail - and I love them! really stylish and comfortable, and they have a huge range on their fab website. Great customer service too. Thanks Aspiga! read more
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If the shoe fits, buy it in every colour! No, I don't have…read morehundreds of shoes but I know people who do. Pavers Outlet is rather extraordinary - I got some desiner trainers for £14, but casual slingbacks cost me £34. Mind you most of the footwear is Italian, even in the Outlet. In the other half of the store, are brands which are far more expensive. My friend and I examined an exquiste stiletto in a neutal colour with embroiderie, around £120. 'Great for a wedding!' I decided. 'Or just round the house' said my friend. 'Yes, with nothing else on' I concurred. Really besides real elagance like that, you get The Really Useful Shoe, The Flatty, Trouser Shoes, and all points in between those. Some of their mules are great, flattering and summery. There is every type of shoe Under The Sun. Oh, but the boots! Now, I do have a boot fetish and I get most of my boots here. Usually I wait for the sale and get two pairs maybe. The staff are good fun, enjoy my visits with a certain friend, and are helpful to boot!!! Oh, the good ones are the best!
Small little shopping area some 5-10 miles outside of Salisbury. Quaint, pretty little river…read morerunning through it. A decent cafe/coffee shop and a couple of knock knack stores plus a couple of small discount clothing stores. Free parking but really limited in terms of items to peruse or buy. Review #57 2019
Wilton Shopping Village is located outside Salisbury, just outside the village of Wilton…read more Linked to Salisbury via a bus service which I found on direct.gov.uk A selection of shops aimed at the older generation (and with coach parties coming there!) including Pavers shoes, and Edinburgh Woollen Mill. Generally overpriced with a lack of sale items the times I've visited.
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When it comes to kids shoes, you can spend an absolute fortune on them only to find that within a…read moreweek, you need to do it all over again! So, what better than somewhere that can save you 75%! It can get a bit crowded, especially at the weekends or at the end of the summer holidays when EVERYONE is buying school shoes but a visit will save you so much money that it;s kinda worth putting up with it! Masses of shoes, boots, slippers and a few bits of luggage all under the one roof with a whopping discout to boot (Pun?) Everyone has worn Clarks shoes at some point so you know what you are buying intO!
This place is often a complete mess but the bargains are crazy and Clarks really are back on it in…read moreterms of style. It's at the near end of the village so you don't feel like you have to negotiate pedestrian traffic if you just want to pop in. It could be better laid out and with more staff but as a free for all it's great!
The staff here are very friendly and always willing to help. They have a nice variety of shoes and…read moreI like the fact that there is an ongoing sale. I always shop here whenever I need to buy shoes
I found one pair of shoes for 2 child easily, the assistant knew what they were doing. Had a…read moreproblem with another child having flat feet and the store not having the size in stock. On the whole a good, long running store, with knowledgeable and experienced staff.
Moving into Park Way, with a massive store to fill up. Apparently, the manageress is very excited.read more
The most relaxing shoe shop I've ever been in, they play Salsa music the store which you can buy…read morecopies of! They have low warm lighting and display shelving to make it a nice atmosphere in the store. On to the shoes, they stock several good brands, the cheapest shoes start at £60+, so not for the feint hearted. They sell smart shoes, and smart casual trainer/shoes. The mens is at the rear of the store and ladies at the front/
Just placed an order online and was hoping all would work out. Arrived fairly quickly considering…read morethe distance. I ordered a Christmas table cloth, runner, banner, and two small pitchers. What a treasure! Even better quality and more beautiful than I expected! Thank you Susie Watson!
Lovely big shop selling all sorts of lovely things, great to mooch about in. They have some nice…read morepictures for kids bedrooms, quite alot for kids actually, crockery, bed linen, um, did i say bed linen and crockery? Well, who can resist a teapot with strawberries all over it, or a pillow case with precious little birds embroidered on it! Nice for gift shopping, especially if its for a small childs birthday.
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As a child, all I wore were Clarkes shoes - yes they were more expensive than those from the market…read moreor the cheaper shops, but my mum insisted we had decent shoes to last (and fair enough mine did - not my fault my feet didn't grow very fast!)...and I still remember the excellent quality and design of the products. This doesn't mean Clarkes are old-fashioned though - they are trying to break the more fashionable market, and to some degree are certainly succeeding especially within the boots market, and fashionable work shoeshowever this isn't the case with standard shoes (which look like they were designed 50 years ago) and men don't exactly get the same choices that women receive. Prices too can be astronomical when you consider the current climate, but you do have to bear in mind that quality does persist and sometimes its worth paying that little bit more.
After many hours shopping for childrens shoes this afternoon, this shop came to the rescue!…read moreGood service.
Have been using Clarks for a number of years for kids shoes as they are extremely good and have a…read morelot of choice. The electronic foot measurement works really well and staff are very good with the kids.
This isn't a HIgh and Mighty shop, it;s the address for their offices. Nearest shop is Reading I…read morethink.
This place is not very big and doesnt have a great selection…read more What it does have is a great selection of slippers and work footwear at very, very reasonable prices. I bought some steel toe cap boots for less than £20 and they are not only really well made but also really comfortable. The best thing about this shop is the very low prices for kids footwear. When they grow out of them so quickly it is reassuring to know that you can get good quality footwear for a very reasonable price!
This shop is just too cool, you have to go it is like an Alassin cave of stuff. Go in and your in…read moreanother world I could spend ages here. It's brilliant but careful not to spend too much money LOL
i love this store the staf are polite and allways happy to talk a huge selection of commics every…read moretime i go there i feel like a kid in a sweet shop and all ways look foward to my commic book thursday i would recomend this store to any avid commic book fan or sci fi fan :) my life would be incomplete if this store was not hear
Alway top service, friendly staff and their passion and knowledge for biking shines through…read more Had an issue with my bike, mid ride and they fixed it for free. Can't speak highly enough of them. Keep up the good work!
I rang the shop for advice with mechanical issue, they got me to bring it in that day and sorted…read moreeverything out great service nothing was a problem would highly recommend for all your problems
Not a large store so doesn't always have everything you want. But I normally go in there to have a…read morelook, I often find something I will buy. Staff are very helpful. Can get crowded due to the size of the shop.
Pros Dorothy Perkins is located on Charles Square, in the middle of Bracknell's pedestrianised town…read morecentre. The shop is one of Bracknell's larger clothing shops, with two floors, and has tall, petite and maternity sections. The shop layout is sleek, modern and uncluttered, with plenty of space to parade when you're trying on their fabulous shoes (I do it every time!). There are often great sales on, with plenty of bargains to be had. Cons Slightly higher cost than, for example, New Look.
Dorothy Perkins is a good place to shop for fashionable, casual clothes. They have a good range of…read moreclothes designed for work and upstairs is the large section dedicatd to underwear and shoes as well as the petite section. Staff are always helpful with polite manners
A lovely albeit expensive shoe heaven. They also sell some lovely accessories. Worth visiting here…read morefor those special occasion items.