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11 years ago
Have found Clarks Shoes far more helpful as the assistants are willing to scan the central shop data base to try and order what you want.
19 Ashley Centre
Epsom KT18 5DA
United Kingdom
Epsom
01372 729024
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http://www.clarks.co.uk
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What time does Clarks open?
Clarks opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Thursday.Clarks opens at 10:30 AM on Sunday.
What time does Clarks close?
Clarks closes at 5:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.Clarks closes at 7:00 PM on Thursday.Clarks closes at 4:30 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Wed, Fri-Sat 9:00 AM - 5:30 PMThu 9:00 AM - 7:00 PMSun 10:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Does Clarks have bike parking?
Yes, Clarks has bike parking.
Does Clarks have parking?
Yes, Clarks has parking options.
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I don`t like to downgrade any particular shop ever, however they simply do not seem to cater for…read moresize 12 of anything.?
I was a loyal customer until I had to return a pair of sandals. I paid $82 dollars and was refunded…read more$60. After several emails, it was never explained why they pocketed the $20 and was basically told I'm "sh- -" out of luck! Never again..
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This shop is buried away inside Eagle Walk next to Argos…read more When I went in no one asked me what I wanted ,in fact I had to ask if they spoke English.!! I bit of customer training would not go amiss?
I like to support local independent shops so thought I'd try this for my daughters school shoes…read more The initial experience was good. However she developed blisters after a couple of days wear so I returned to the shop. The first time a went back they had closed up 10 minutes early so I had to return the following day. Sadly I got little in the way of customer service and was told she should have worn them in around the house and it was just hard leather! I don't really think this is acceptable when you've talking about a 5 year olds feet. Interestingly another customer as returning shoes at the very same time for the same reason and have since heard at least 4 other similar stories. I wrote to the manager to complain but have not even had the courtesy of a response. Needless to say I won't be returning and certainly can't recommend them.
I love this store, it has got all the latest trends and fashions for a fraction of the cost.read more
If you want to look smart or to join the country set, Lester Bowden in Epsom is where you want to…read morehead. Its sign has hung over the famous Spreadeagle in Epsom since 1898. Be warned, it won't be cheap but you will get quality here. They supply suits, lovely shirts and casualwear. I haven't wandered into the traditional sporting outfit section of the shop as I don't belong in that social class but you can find Barbour and riding gear here as well. So if you want to at least look well-heeled, a visit to Lester Bowden may be exactly what you need.
I believe a new owner has been keeping the existing staff, however the cheques and credit…read moretransaction go to the new owner, however Basler as featured on the photo is not part of the new owner, and is a separate business entirely.
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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.
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.
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
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/
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This store has a surprisingly good selection of really good boots. Being a couple of inches off…read moreofficial dwarf status, it is nigh on possible for me to find boots that don't make me look like some sort of mystical wood creature or something that lives under a bridge eating goats and growling at passers by. I didn't actually find a perfect pair here, but came closer than normal and for anyone without weird hangups about leather to leg ratio, this is a fantastic shop to start the yearly boot search. They stock a variety of mid price range designers who have all captured the essence of more expensive boot makers (think Fiorentini and Baker or Belstaff) without copying these designers to the letter. They are particularly well stocked on biker type boots and in general the quality of materials used is high. Shopping here is a pleasurable experience aided by friendly, relaxed staff, warm lighting, comfortable seating and good music. I love the window display which features a miniature toy train running around the store and weaving between all the gorgeous boots and shoes.
This new shop on a corner of Stoke Newington Church Street is anything but scruffy, and you…read morecertainly won't want to get these shoes muddy. Each shoe is wonderfully placed on its own mirrored shelf, and the prices range from £50 to £150. There are some uniquely designed shoes and boots to be found here, and you might find a pair that make you want to dance. What I like most about this store is the level of personal attention each customer receives, and the friendly and helpful staff - they meet a standard that seems higher in Stoke Newington compared to the rest of London! If you're looking for winter boots, there are some great varieties in stock, as well as sandals and strappy heels in the spring.
What a great place! The owner is a nice a person as can be. She does her own shoe design. The…read morequality of the shoes is amazing. We went in to look at some nice red patten leather heels. My lady is 6' tall with fairly wide feet for the size. She can almost never find nice heels with pointed toes that fit her. The red ones fit perfect. So we bought a pair of black & a pair of beige ones too. AND THEY WERE ON SALE! If you are looking for good quality shoes that you won't find anywhere else, this is the place for you!
I have been shopping at Due Passi in the last 10 years and find their shoes very good. The styles…read morethey have got are always unique and get a lot of compliments from people even from men!!!! I still own shoes I bought from Due Passi ages ago and never had any problem. I was always attented by the staff with kindness and they are always very helpful. I really suggest to all my friends this shop.
I feel compelled to write this review because the service I have received at Mascaro has been…read moreoutstanding. Two years ago, I purchased two pairs of boots from this store. They are exceptionally well made and comfortable enough to be functional. I live in these beautiful boots. Unfortunately, due to an altercation with a drain pipe, the heel of my boot came off. I went back to the store and the staff sent my boot back for repair. Two weeks later, I received a phone call and picked up my boots. Good as new. YEARS on, my heel came off again. There's no denying it, I am definitely the culprit - not the boot. I went to multiple cobblers to get my boot fixed and they all turned me down because apparently the lack of a zip was too complicated for them. So, with very little faith, I returned to Mascaro. As a jaded Londoner, I honestly expected them to laugh at me. But these boots were very dear to me. Despite the fact that years had passed, and I clearly have the tread of an elephant - they agreed to take my boot back and send it to bloody Italy where they have repaired it for me once again. The other reviewer claims that this place isn't a designer boutique. This store is PURE LUXURY - which other shoe brand offers free repairs, years after purchase. If only Mascaro would branch out, I'd buy everything I own from their wonderful, wonderful store. THANK YOU FOR MY BOOTS.
Design shoe brand Mascaro's first London boutique in Marylebone High Street was opened around one…read moreyear ago with big fanfares. Designer Jaime Mascaro started by designing ballet shoes in 1918 and the label today is well known at least by its high profiled fans. I am not sure what exactly did I expect from the shop but most certainly did not look like a designer boutique, just the opposite to be honest. Hand written price tags with price cuts and the bit messy out look aside, the shoes looked well made and most certainly feminine with still some decent ballerinas on the selection. Maybe not the style I would go for but beats many of its rivals down in the Oxford Street.
Beware!! If anything is wrong with your purchase it is very difficult to get problem resolved…read moreexchange or refund! As you can only deal with air port shop in Gatwick
Good service, fast and professional. Shoes are very good quality.read more
I went with my partner to hunt out a waistcoast for him, and was very impressed. They had a…read morestunning array of high quality fabrics/waistcoats, and the service was excellent. It is a rather expensive shop, but from what I could see, the quality of the items was exceptional, and you get what you pay for!
When the Elmsleigh Centre in Staines was renovated, the Clarks shoe shop moved to another site…read morewithin the Centre and in the process lost a lot of it's ground space. This means that the selection of shoes is now really limited and moving around the shop to browse can be difficult. The staff aren't particularly interested in helping you. A good example of this is when I bought some sandals, got home and discovered they'd given me one Size 7 sandal and one Size 5 sandal. When I took them back the next day the manager wasn't very happy to sort this out and commented that I should take responsibility for it as I should have checked both shoes were the same size before leaving the shop. There isn't a great range of shoes to choose from due to the small size of the shop so you quite often see styles in magazines that you can't find in the Staines branch. Distinctly average.
H Maxwell has been in business in the world famous and renowned Jermyn St for over 250 years. Yes,…read moreit is rather expensive, but these shoes arereal english leather shoes that are hand-crafted and sculpted to perfection. There is an old saying that you can judge a man by the shoes that he is wearing, and so, head to H Maxwell's, it might just change your destiny! The shop itself also carries out repairs to a very high standard and is well HEELED to deal with any other requirements that you may have.
Ok. Confession time. I admit, years ago I wouldn't have dared put a toe over the threshold into a…read moreClarks store - at least not since I was a child and my mother dragged me in there. But things have changed - Clarks are no longer just a shop for fuddy-duddies stuck in a time warp. Their ads alone are testament to this. Now I go in there voluntarily (if occasionally checking behind me to see who is looking...) Seriously, they have some (relatively) groovy shoes and boots. Yesterday, I was sorely tempted by their deep blue lace-up suede knee-length boots with a mid-heel. Very cute! Good with jeans or a skirt. However I exercised some restraint. I asked the 'team leader' some awkward questions and he came-up trumps, so good customer service too and no pressure to buy. A stylish Swedish friend of mine recently bought some funky high-heeled 'Mary Jane's' here and they look really adorable on her. That's partly what lured me in...but I do have bad shoe addiction tendencies so I'm going to be patient and wait and see if I really have to have them...
Shoes for the middle class! That's most of us. Not cheap rubbish nor exorbitant bling. This shop is…read morea bit small unfortunately, but their standard Clarks fare of respectable, good quality, and even fashionable footwear is great.
Broadberry Shoes is an excellent long established shoe store…read more The store offers a wide choice of high quality shoes at reasonable prices. The service and knowledge of the staff is both friendly and first class. There is street parking outside the store; and side street and car park parking close by. Highly recommended. My family have purchased shoes here for many, many years.