A good sized outlet store selling a good choice of end of line, last season and other stuff they…read morecan't shift in a regular hight street store. Discounts vary but there can be up to 50% off some items. Theres a large trainer section which takes up half the store. Theres some really good t-shirt deals such as 2 for £10. A very popular store, probably the busiest at Cheshire Oaks, so the line to pay the cashier can be a little too long at times even with a lot of staff serving.

This place rules if your looking for sports gear for smidgeon of the rrp. Based in the Oaks it was…read moreone the first stores to open and unlike many has stayed over time. The amount of ex factory trainers there is unbelieveable with the odd prototype thrown in that you wouldnt be able to get from another sports retailer. The staff are always on hand to help as they are foever restocking as most of the stuff they have there is a first come first served basis ie if you something there is cheaper than anywhere else your better buying it there and then

American footwear company Skechers has pride of place in the retail designer outlet village known…read moreas Cheshire Oaks. Set amongst a backdrop of industrial estates and motorways lies a myriad of discount stores for many big name brands. The Skechers outlet sells many of the Skechers range shoes, roughly 25% cheaper than they are in big high street shops. However, if you shop here in their sale period, you can expect to get shoes for up to 70% cheaper than they are in the shops! Meaning you can pick up a pair of decent trainers for about 20 quid. They sell Skechers famous; work out while you wear shoes for about 20 quid less than you would normally have to buy them for. You know the oddly shaped shoes for people who are too lazy to go to the gym that apparently tone up your legs and backside as you walk to McDonalds, then the pub, then home for a carry out! Worth a look if you visit Cheshire Oaks though because as with most of the shops here, they get new stock in all the time. So you're bound to come across a bargain or two if you're prepared to spend a bit of time mooching around!

Lovely range of shops. Easy to navigate. Free parking was ace as most malls have crazy parking…read moreprices! Pretty Christmas decs. Good range of cafes and restaurants to choose from. I would definitely go again. Particular shout out to Kate Spade, Birkenstock and Lululemon whos staff were great and helpful. Whittards - the lady seemed inconvenienced by customers!

After a breakfast of pancakes with white chocolate and strawberries and a faux-lunch at Cheshire…read moreFarm Ice Cream, you can imagine that my little group was as hyped up as they could possibly be. What better, then, to spend the afternoon shopping. We had the time, the energy, and because of the sales, the cash. I've heard that Cheshire Oaks is very much like those subject-to-season shops I often talk about, the TK Maxxes and Home Bargains of this world. Sometimes you can go and come away armed with inexpensive goodies. Other times, no matter how much you root, there's nothing there. I however caught it on a good day. And it was a surprise and a half. What I had expected was a mall, something Arndaley or Lowry-esque, but what you actually get is what looks like a gargantuan entertainment complex with a vast car park in the middle. All the stores are decked out in a kind of mock-Tudor frontage which somehow just about manages to be endearing as opposed to tacky. And the sheer variety of stores is simply mind-boggling. We found ourselves in All Saints, Diesel, Levi's, picking up many little bargains. But there's far more than that, there are sports shops, electronics stores, homeware outlets, the list just goes on. You'd find it hard to visit everything in a single day, and it would take me about five pages to list everything. With eateries on every corner it's easy to while away the hours there. I'd heartily recommend that you download the online store guide before you go and perhaps print out a copy to ensure that you don't get lost or miss anything. With regular buses travelling to the site and nearby train stations Chester and Ellesmere Port, there's no excuse for not taking a little sojourn from the city and travelling here. I promise you, if you catch it on a good day your car boot or poor arms won't be big enough to carry all your goodies. Get involved.

2 shops in 1. 1 half is clothes and the second half is food and some toys. And Percy pig…read moreeverywhere! And the cost of everything could be better. On the other hand the service is really nice and sometimes they have a little chat with me. Overall really good! Xxx

My mum's favorite shop in Cheshire Oaks is the Marks and Spencer retail outlet. In fact, M & S have…read moretwo huge shops in Cheshire Oaks, one selling men's stuff, the other selling women's! They sell all sorts of bits and bobs in between, but this Women's store sells all their Per Una clothes at a fraction of their high street RRP. From summer dresses to throws, underwear and dressing gown, this place has it all, in a variety of shapes and sizes. The one complaint is that all the stock is mixed up because this shop is always mad busy! They have random items for sale as well, like tins of luxury Xmas biscuits all year round, and random seasonal junk that the main stores send them to sell off. The shop is huge, so if you're a woman on a clothes shopping mission, set aside a good half an hour to have a root around for a bargain!