Large 2 floor store in the heart of the village. This used…read moreto be a more impressive store but the luster has worn off a bit with other noticeably newer stores being added. Still if you must get some Polo stuff then this place can't be beat.

One of many fashion and home stores at Bicester, this one at least had a special offer that…read morepersuaded me to buy!

This branch of Nitya is in the Bicester Outlet Village, so parking is easy, and you can have a look…read morearound for other bargains during your visit. Nitya produces beautiful tops, long coats, trousers and scarves with an Indian or Oriental influence. Much of their clothing is mix and match and in a limited range of neutral colours so that any single item you buy should mix well with others from the range. Staple colourways include pale aqua, taupe, browns, blacks, soft blues and greys. The range works well as evening wear, or possibly even for work, depending on the type of job that you do. Judging from the customers I see in the shop, I would say that it would be more likely suited to those in their thirties and beyond. The discount available at the Bicester Village outlet is substantial; I bought a black coat with embroidered panels and a belt for around £90, reduced from £400.

As American visiting UK it's a no brainier Yes :-) the customer service here is amazing!!! And yes…read moreyou get better deals than the US

This used to the name store back in the day but it now has plenty of other brand name stores to…read morekeep it company here. It's split on 2 floors with the casual stuff on the ground floor and the fancier stuff upstairs. I remember once seeing a leather dress in there for close to GBP10k on discount!! It's worth looking around even if you don't get anything inside.

I'm no fashionista: flash jeans and silly shoes mean nothing to me. I prefer a decent cut and a bit…read moreof nice material - grandad was a tailor you see - so no wonder I like Gieves at Bicester. Factory outlets are just that: outlets for end of line and range sell offs after the start of the new season. You're never going to buy the creme de la creme cutting edge at Bicester, unless you come to somewhere that fashions don't really change. Sure Gieves will change colours and some styles year on year, but the cuts are the same and the fit is reliable. Suits, trousers, ties, shirts? This is THE place to come within a 30-mile radius. The staff are excellent. The in-house alterations are perfect and only take a few days. The clothes are all top class and the relaxed confidence that comes from wearing decent tailoring, even in jeans, is unbeatable.

Thomas Pink is posher than posh and a wonderful way of subtly showing your social status, or at…read moreleast pretending. In the wonderful world of Bicester, you don't have to be related to the Royal Family to share in this sort of fashion. For those of you not acquainted with Thomas Pink (and nor was I before living in Oxford), it specialises in shirts, ties, and knitwear, with all the associated items such as cufflinks and posh sports shirts. With respect to shirts, it's a little like Jaeger in that it caters from casual to posh, except here posh is full on 'evening shirt' probably costing around £250 SRP (although cheaper in this branch!). Casual shirts start at around £45 SRP, although most cost more. Again, in this bargainous branch you can sometimes pick them up for as little as £25. And really, if you can get a top-notch shirt to show-off, you might as well! They even do men's boxers if you really want to show off, but be prepared for comments (positive and negative) when you have 'PINK' emblazoned across your waist. And, let's face it, if you're wearing smart clothes from here, your boxers probably won't be sticking a mile over the top of your trousers anyway.

Not men-friendly. Needs couches or chairs . put in some seating and WiFi and I would mind waiting…read morefor my wife while she shops. But the clothes look pretty nice.