I had a great shopping experience with them, the staff were very helpful and friendly. The quality…read moreof the shoes is really good.

From the owner: Shoe Zone is the UK's leading value footwear retailer. We love nothing better than helping our…read morecustomers find exactly the right shoes, and always at affordable prices. Our huge selection of shoes for all the family means that whatever the occasion, whatever the outfit, you're sure to find something you'll love.

I love this shoe store. Everything I saw was made in Italy or Spain and of great quality…read more Reasonable prices at around 65 GBP, but there is also a sale rack near the back. All shoes I've bought here have held up wonderfully and are super comfortable. The reason I rave about this company though is the customer service I received while making an international shipping order from their website. They were able to deliver to a tiny hotel in Lake Como, Italy, within a relatively limited time frame. They even called the hotel to ensure the package arrived when they couldn't reach me by cell phone. I couldn't be more grateful for their diligence.

Very few returns. Very unique pieces. Home , fashion and footwear…read more Always a steal @TKMaxx

TK Maxx is an unexpected saviour for those who struggle to find clothes to fit them and a fantastic…read moreconcept for everyone else. The idea is simple: TK Maxx buys clothes at the end of their line for peanuts and sells them for just above peanuts to the public. Their selling point is brands for a lot less, which is true and attractive enough in itself. For me however, as a gentleman of some height who struggles to find trousers in other stores and then generally gets ripped-off when he does, TK Maxx is a God-send. Not only do they buy loads of US brands which do my size, but they also very conveniently organise all their clothes by size, meaning I can simply stroll up to the rack in question and then sort through all the clothes that are likely to fit me in one fell swoop. No trekking to each store for the same outcome. AND it's super-cheap, typically £30 for trousers, which for a tall guy, is hard to find. So TK Maxx, I salute you. May you long find business in these here shores.

Lovely goods at affordable prices. I did enjoy my visit to the store. The staff were very helpful,…read morepolite and friendly and the shop is well designed and looked in good condition.

excellent value, for high quality, very fashionable clothes…read more well worth a visit very helpful staff, making shopping enjoyable!

I was a silly billy on my recent trip back home to Malaysia and forgot to pack my work shoes for…read morethe trip back to England! As Homer famously said,"D'oh!!!" So today, a shoe shopping trip was in order. I've always liked Clarks, especially when I'm after a pair of comfortable work shoes. Today's visit was no exception with a nice range of shoes on offer. Picked up a a pair reduced from £49.99 to £29.99. Main criteria for work shoes is comfort. I'll be back the next time I leave my shoes back in Malaysia!!

A smart and 'special' branch of TK Maxx, it has a different feel to the other TK Maxx, with only…read morefemale clothing and beauty items and a different decor. It has items on the upper scale and more expensive items than the other TK Maxx, so although you can find some good stuff, there is less choice than on the other branches (because of the size store and the limited departments)

Usually when I think of TK Maxx (or TJ Max for the Americans here) I think of bargain basement bins…read moreand rummaging through stacks of gross sweaters. This place, however, is quite the opposite. While the womenswear do boast bargain basement prices, the store is clean, orderly and holds lots more than just ugly sweaters. I purchased a few job interview dresses here. (One Tahari and one Calvin Klein) The fitting room attendant didn't even seem annoyed when I returned about 4 times to try on more stuff. They also have lots of cute sun dresses and skirts.

I entered the Shoe Zone. I didn't pass out or anything, because the shoes weren't that impressive…read more They weren't terribly crappy either. They were, eh. Pleather abounds in here, so if you like to strap your feet into authentic cowhide you won't find anything in this shop that you fancy. I would buy house shoes here, maybe some flip flops. If I needed super cheap one-time-wear black high heeled shoes for some reason then this would be the store to find them. They have a plethora of cheap shoes ranging from under a tenner to just above 30 quid. Their range of styles are basic, but very broad as well. Not my favourite shoe store, as I like anything below my ankles to be screaming with awesomeness, but I guess it's worth a look.

I think it's only fair I post this here but I was approached by one of your employees Nancy Philby…read morerecently and offered "loads" of shoes for backdoor prices. I am an honest businessman and I wouldn't trade in such a manner and wether she had permission from the shop as she claimed or she was being deceitful i shall stay away from your shop in future in case she tries to sell me anything else

Primark is a very low cost clothing store that has stores all over England. The clothes are…read morefashionable and very cheap although do not expect them to last for more than a season. For t-shirts from £2 it is really cheap and an easy way to build variety into your wardrobe. There is a huge amount of variety and a quick turnover of styles and clothes. Nevertheless, you will find someone wearing clothes that look familiar in London! The Oxford Street store is enough to put you off shopping there for life the number of people who invade it daily is quite extraordinary and the queues for the tills snake their ways around the store. The Tooting store is heaven in comparison. Although far smaller, it has a very good selection of all their ranges. You can get through the queue in 5 minutes on most days. Even when it is busy it is not comparable to the Oxford Street version. Generally, it is a very pleasant experience and gives you access to the cheap deals without the anarchy!

I have to confess that I am a big Primark fan. When fashion comes so cheap, you get a great excuse…read moreto go shopping every week! I discovered this branch lately, it's not as big as the Oxford St one but much nicer as there are less people and the staff can handle the shop floor and avoid the usual mess you find in Oxford St. Will go again and again and again!