One of the better experiences in my Northampton brogue hunting adventure, owing to the fact their…read moreselection was bigger than most. In the end though, I still left empty handed. Worth a visit if in the area.

I called at the factory shop to buy a pair of shoes. I ended up buying two!…read moreNot cheap but extremely good value. How can I write this? I damaged my brown leather shoes on the day I bought them. I was distraught. I rang the shop and was advised to return them to see what they could do. I received them back today. WOW! I seriously cannot tell where the damage was. Fantastic service and craftsmanship to be proud of. Church shoes are the best. It is a pleasure and a privilege to wear and own them. Thank you.

When it comes to kids shoes, you can spend an absolute fortune on them only to find that within a…read moreweek, you need to do it all over again! So, what better than somewhere that can save you 75%! It can get a bit crowded, especially at the weekends or at the end of the summer holidays when EVERYONE is buying school shoes but a visit will save you so much money that it;s kinda worth putting up with it! Masses of shoes, boots, slippers and a few bits of luggage all under the one roof with a whopping discout to boot (Pun?) Everyone has worn Clarks shoes at some point so you know what you are buying intO!

This place is often a complete mess but the bargains are crazy and Clarks really are back on it in…read moreterms of style. It's at the near end of the village so you don't feel like you have to negotiate pedestrian traffic if you just want to pop in. It could be better laid out and with more staff but as a free for all it's great!

I rate Barker higher than any of the other factory shoe shops I visited in Northampton primarily…read morebecause I found a pair of walnut-coloured brogues I'd wanted here in my size. You'll wade through lots of crap (Barker had the widest selection of any of the stores we visited, though very little was fantastic) to find a pair to love, of that much I am sure. It was not until I spotted the last box of 3.5's that I had any hope I might find what I was after. My eventual purchase made me especially happy because the Minerva model was a shoe I'd had on my target list prior to coming to Northampton (and one that is currently available in Barker retail outlets at double the price.) In sum, Barker is worth a stop if you're already up in Northampton but not worth making a special trip from London for.

When I first saw the new store Priceless shoes my first thought was oh great not another market…read morestall entering into one of the city shops. It's not all as bad as I first thought though, I mean yes they have millions of the same pairs of shoes but I must admit if you are on a tight budget and need a new pair of shoes this store will definitely do. The shoes are reasonable prices, they have up to date fashion and also stock plenty of different sizes. The shop is quite long in size but quite squashy as all the shelves are all close together. There are always plenty of people in this store looking for bargains so it is always pretty cramped. Good cheap shoes if you are on a budget.

great choice of shoes, reasonable prices, great when theres a sale onread more

This is quite a small Schuh store but it is packed full of lovely trainers and shoes. They stock a…read morewide range of brands and they are all reasonably priced/what you would expect to pay. The staff ar efreidnly and helpful, however it can get very busy, which makes it difficult to get served and difficult to view the shoes. They sell a lot of lovely women's shoes (not just trainers) so it is worth a look and a lot of htem are very unusual and unique, which is nice and different. There is a lot of parking nearby at reasonable prices. It is locate dint he 'new part' of the city centre, near Topshop.

Schuh home of brilliant footwear and brilliant staff. I saw the trainers I wanted online and went…read morein to try them on. I couldn't see them. Disaster. But, hooray! SuperChris-the-store-assistant leapt into action, finding them quickly on their computer and tracking them down. None left in store, and I wanted to know whether they were furry or just printed. Disaster. But, hooray! SuperChris brought down a pair of trainers from the same range for me to try for size while he got on the blower to another Schuh store to have their staff give him the textile run down on the shoe. Two minutes later and the shoes will be winging their way to me with the option of returning them any time IN THE NEXT YEAR if they're not perfect for me. Well impressed. (Also, huge range, great staff, friendly shopping experience and highly recommended!)

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

Having size 8 feet I struggle going into a shop and finding a pair of shoes that they have in…read morestock. Or to have shop assistant bring me out a size 6 and ask if they will fit! The theory behind Brantano is good - all shoes out of display therefore eliminating th need to ask as shop assistant. The larger ladies shoes in this store are situated at the back - as they are displayed by size it is easier to find what you're looking for and avoids disappointment of seeing a shoe you like and it not being available in your size. The prices don't seem any different than the high street shoes shops although you can pick up a bargain in the sale. You can always find plenty of assistants at the desk but you don't feel under pressure to buy the shoes that you are trying on. Plenty of free parking outside the store.