A cheap shoe shop, i have had varying experiences with shoes bought from here from being very…read morepleased and lasting to falling apart very quickly. I do like being able to try the shoes off the racks without an assistant braething down your neck, and its great for my teenage daughter who wants trendy shoes but gets fed up with them quickly or would rather have a few pairs of cheap shoes rather than one more expensive pair. The trainers and slippers seem to last a while which is great for my younger daughter whos not yet of the age when the make, brand are important. There are some bargains and a large selection of footwear for children of all ages, men and women. Conveniently situated in town in the Friars Square complex.

Located in one of the shopping centres in Aylesbury this is a very cheap place to get shoes from…read more It is a little bit like a mini Brantano where all the shoes they have are out on display for you to try on. I've been here a few times to get new school shoes for the kids when they have gone back to school and have been really impressed at how little they cost and also how long they seem to last. The only problem is that you basically have to do your own measuring and fitting which can be a pain when you are trying to kit out the kids.

An indoor shopping arcade situated in the centre of Aylesbury, variety of shops including a large…read moreBoots, Clarks shoes, Accessorize, Next, River Island, Vision Express amongst others. There is a small area in the middle to sit and have a coffee/snack. The centre is kept clean and tidy and has security walking around. It links one side of town to the other and is decorated nicely at Christmas. It has self opening doors for disabled people.

A great little indoor shopping centre including some big name shops like River Island, Next and…read moreBoots. They also have a Julian Graves Health shop, Small Clarke Shoes shop and Curry's. Also at the front there is a lovely fresh selling smoothie/juice bar which sells some lovely wakeup drinks for about £3. The place also has security guards who look intimidating but are actually really friendly and willing to help.

Upstairs is the childrens shoe Department where you can have your childrens feet measured by a…read moremachine which photographs your feet and works out what size and fitting you need. This gives the assistant a starting point. I found the selection of shoes isn't brilliant but the shoes do fit well, are leather so polish up well unlike cheaper non leather shoes which get scuffed or the leather coating peels off too easily. Its great that my daughter actually outgrows the shoes rather than the shoe not lasting. Have made the mistake before of buying cheaper shoes but having to replace them quickly, better to spend a bit more and they last. Situated at the High Street entrance to the Hale Leys shopping centre.

OK, if I ever want a really decent set of shoes, this is the place I go. I was always impressed…read morethat Clarks always took the time to correctly measure your feet, not just the length, but also the width as well. Then they would bring out a shoe that always seemed to fit me like a glove. All leather, leather soles, whatever. They were always very comfortable. I've had 3 pairs from here now and each pair has lasted me for ages. They are all well made and still very comfortable to walk in.

My daughters can't seem to get enough of New Look and in my opinion the fashion is definitely aimed…read moreat the younger market. The clothing is stylish and colourful and seems to be very good quality and seems to last, well at least for as long as the fashion trend lasts anyway. And their pricing is very competitive, primarily to aim for that younger market. I can go in this particularly large store here, allow may daughters to buy something and still come away with change from £10.

I love New Look and think most women say the same thing!! This is a reasonably large one with…read moreplenty of choice and quite easy to get lost/confused where you started! There are smart/work clothes to the left at the front which have a good selection of clothes ideal for work. Also a 16+ section, a 16years under section for teenagers/younger crowds and a underwear and shoe section so something for everyone really! As you may be aware the prices are very affordable which usually makes me buy more! The only problem is the quality is pretty bad and in turn it means you may have to throw some away not long after purchase.

This is a small Clarkes in the Hale Leys shopping centre right next to the back entrance. It is…read morequite a small selection of their range which can be a little disappointing although they are usually the most popular styles. As the shop is so small there is a small mens section to the left hand side and the womens on the right with a nice window display all the way onto the high street. More expensive shoes than elsewhere but well worth it for the excellent quality they stand up to.

The range of womens, mens and childrens is quite small, which can be annoying, but the shoes…read morethemselves are excellent quality and last well. The shop is small and is nicely laid out downstairs, but it is extremely frustrating that the childrens' shoes are located upstairs, but there is no lift in the shop, so if you have a pushchair you have to find a place to put it. I have a lot of confidence in how they measure and fit childrens' shoes though.

My teenage Son is quite fussy what he likes and dislikes in clothing but we always seem to find…read moresomething he like in TK Maxx,so thats our first choice and usually saves trapsing around town, they have a good selection of ladies wear, childrenswear, menswear,shoes, toys and the bit i like best the gifts and household section. If you are looking for something a bit different and at really good prices check out TK Maxx. I have several ornaments i collected from there, they are different from the ususal bits and pieces you see in High Street shops and they were a very good price as well. They are usually good quality, expensive looking without the expensive price. It is situated on the Broadfields retail park outside Aylesbury, a bit too far to walk to from town but a short car drive and there are regular buses from town.

If you haven't been to a TK Maxx before and you're female you must go, this place is amazing,…read morealthough saying that it has a great mens section upstairs as well. It is mostly clothing and almost the whole bottom floor is for women's along with a underwear, toys and shoes section towards the back. There are also a large number of changing rooms which is useful to try on all those special numbers! They basically sell designer labels like quicksilver, bench, firetrap, roxy, nike etc at discounted prices due to being old stock/last season. There is also a homeware section upstairs along with the mens clothing.

This place is wonderful - it's so huge and the range here is excellent! They have everything you…read morecould need for children aged from birth to 5 years old and the staff are really helpful when you need them. I have bought so much clothing, bedding and toys from this place not to mention nursery furniture. It's so much better shopping here than your average high street Mothercare as this place pretty much stocks everything - it's like a Mothercare department store! They also have a lot for mothers to be which is nice.

There is so much choice here and looks really good since it has been revamped to include Early…read moreLearning Centre. There is a massive range of clothes for babies and children and maternity. The toy section is now massive and well laid out so that children can play. The range of highchairs, pushchairs, car seats, bedding and nursery products on display is vast. The staff are friendly and helpful, the only bugbear being that the queues can get a bit long. There is also an Olan Mills photography and Clarks concession as well.