A real old style shoeshop with great sales assistants and shoe-horns!!!!!…read more Has a nice selection of quality shoes but the shoes can be pricey.

Brigg's Shoes has been in Morecambe for a number of years, and offers a very wide range of shoes…read moresuitable for anyone. They do foot measuring for children, and certainly worth visiting if you are looking for some new shoes and in the area. Much cheaper than the bigger brand stores, for very similar items.

Nipped in on the offchance they would have something to fit my daughter, had tried Clarkes with no…read moreluck as she has narrow feet. I was'nt hopeful as it didnt look the type of shop that would have shoes for kids ( loads of adult designer) I got a surprise school shoes, party shoes, sandals, boots, wellies and crocs and a big sale rack. A sales assistant measured my daughter's feet and then spent the best part of an hour sorting us out, she made sure the shoes we ended up with fitted perfectly and much to my little girls delight gave her sparkly purse when we paid for being such a good girl for such a long time. The shoes were not cheap at £30 (Hush puppies) but similar price to Clarkes with much better service. We also got a pretty pair in the sale range hush puppies again but at 75% off and the same fitting service as the full price pair what a bargain. I am definatly using this shop againit may not be local to me but well worth the trip as I feel good shoes are important whilst little feet are growing. We like Morecambe for a day out or weekend break so thats a plus as well.

This Shoe shop has been around for some years, not part of a chain. A few ago they got a job lot of…read moreDoc Martin shoes which had the Royal Mail stamped on the heal, a cancelled order and reasonably price for a quality shoe. Only smaller sizes it appears now. Many other styles of rugged boots & shoes available. Not open Tuesday or Wednesday. Also sell rucksacks, military style.

I generally find what I want, the staff are great they're friendly and if you need help they are…read morehappy to help. The one thing that they need to so is make sure everything has a price on it, sometimes I go to buy something and there is no price on it.

The Factory Shop basically sells ex-catalogue type stuff. The stock is fairly consistent. At the…read moremoment the balance is about half clothing and shoes. The other half is split between kitchen-ware, toys, and everything which you didn't know that you needed until you see it! Since Woolworths closed it is quite a good bet if nowhere else has it. Like most shops of this type everything is well squashed together. I would guess that things are about 20% off R.R.P., but don't quote me on that. Usefully it is right next to The Gill car-park with pick-up space outside. The easiest way to get there is up Upper Brook St. from Kings St., by the Chippy Bank

F Dickinson is a shoe shop. I put shoe repairs because I couldn't find shoe shops under 'Shopping'…read more Unfortunately this is the only shoe-shop in Ulverston at the moment. All the shoes are expensive in my opinion. The shop is quite small, and I have heard the owner ask a woman with a buggy to leave, because the buggy was in the way. It also appears that the owner is the arbiter of who is 'good enough' to come into her shop. This shop produces no positive reaction from me.

From the owner: High quality footwear retailer offering friendly and personal serviceread more

If I could have given zero stars I would…read more Extremely disgusted at the pricing practices at Gretna Green Outlet: My son was looking to purchase a kilt which was perfectly sized and exactly the Tartan he wanted. Tried it on and it was a perfect fit. Label stated: Waist 34" Hips 44" Length 24" £360 Flashes included He was then told by the lady in the "Big Wee Shop" that that was not the price he would pay as it would have to be made to measure and that particular kilt would be in the region of £900!! Clearly a method of "upselling" to a higher price and lower quality. Underhanded? I think so.

Stopped off here as a halfway point to meet some friends. You think outlets, loads of stores. Well,…read morethis wasn't to impressive. They did have some stores worth checking out but majority didn't even get a second glance. Also loads of empty store fronts which did make it feel sparse. I guess If there's a certain store that you so like and it's available, you'll come.

Isle of Man has numerous thrift shops, Crossroads Boutique and Dress Agency will accept top…read morequality items on consignment. They accept up to 10 items at a time, the donor completes a form with their contact info, if items are sold the donor receives a check at month end. If after four weeks, the items are not sold, the items are kept as donations to the shop. Consignment items must be clean and in very good condition. The shop is nicely merchandised and Crossroads does great work, so even if the items do not sell, happy to donate them to the cause. They offer special occasion wear and vintage clothing, shoes, accessories, men's, women's and childrens wear plus gift items, collectibles and jewellery. Donations always welcome! The staff is very helpful. Also, Crossroads' charity shops offer volunteer and training opportunities to young people.