This is my favourite shop in the whole of Junction one - why? Because i love the quality of next…read moreclothes and you can get big discounts in here - some of which are in the current catalogue. When there is a sale you can get tops from as little as £2 and jeans for £3. This is a great shop for me as they do the petite sizes here. They also have men's clothes and you can often get homeware goods cheap. Occasionally you will get designer brand clothes and shoes at low prices such as Firetrap, Amplified and FlyFlot etc. The staff are always nice and helpful. Located at Junction One Retail park so free easy access parking.

This is a fantastic shop! Cotton Traders is a well known quality brand but in here there are some…read morefantastic discounts. They cater for men and women. You can often find men's rugby team polo shirts (England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales etc) for as little as £5. They also sell shoes and trainers in here at very low prices. If you like the Guinness brand of clothing (yes the merchandise from Guinness beer/stout) then you will find plenty of it in here at fantastic prices. If you like high quality cotton goods then this is the place to go. Located at Junction One Outlet Retail Park.

If you are looking to buy or hire a suit - whether it be for a wedding or business etc then this is…read morethe place to go. They offer suit hire at a good prices and they have the most fashionable and trendy suits that you could find whether it is for formal wear or casual. They have brand names such as Ted Baker to Pierre Balmain, Racing Green and Chester by Chester Barrie etc. The staff are always polite and helpful and the changing rooms are spacious and private. Located within junction one retail park so easy access parking provided.

This is a great sized store and the only place you can buy any decent clothes in Antrim. Good…read moreselection in each department and have very good sales as well. Best clothes shop in Antrim

New look is the best shop in Antrim. CLothes are gorgeous, and they are good value. Spacious…read morechanging rooms and friendly staff too. Queues can get rather big at weekends and during sales though.

This is my favourite shop in the whole of Junction one - why? Because i love the quality of next…read moreclothes and you can get big discounts in here - some of which are in the current catalogue. When there is a sale you can get tops from as little as £2 and jeans for £3. This is a great shop for me as they do the petite sizes here. They also have men's clothes and you can often get homeware goods cheap. Occasionally you will get designer brand clothes and shoes at low prices such as Firetrap, Amplified and FlyFlot etc. The staff are always nice and helpful. Located at Junction One Retail park so free easy access parking.

Two or three? Two or three? Two...or...three?!…read more Fine, it's three. Just. Multi-faceted, capacious and, well, just plain random, Castle Mall has the makings of a fantastic shopping centre. With plenty of decent shops, such as Dorothy Perkins and Burton, New Look, Dunnes Stores, Pound Stretcher Extra, Clinton Cards, and even a Post Office, it sounds good on paper. It's well-located, situated right smack bang in the town centre. So what's the problem? Castle Mall is tired, lacking in fervor, and it just hasn't managed to materialize its potential quite yet. There's the old problem of too many empty shop units, and despite one entrance of the centre looking fantastic, the other entrance leaves a lot to be desired...I think the mall has a few identity issues. There are worse, but there are definitely better. Three stars = piggy in the middle.

The Castle Centre has really gone downhill over the last few years. Dunnes Stores has closed and I…read moreheard a rumour that New Look was moving out to Junction One. There aren't really any places to eat and the number of shops has gone down a lot. Right now, Poundstrecher, Poundland and New Look are managing to keep everything together. I remember that they spent loads of money getting Woolworths and Adams to come to the centre only for them to fade out after a few months. If I'm in the area, I only use this place if I have to use the loo as the toilets in here are very clean. It has been really sad to see names like Dorothy Perkins, Woolworths and now Dunnes leave the centre and I fear for what will happen to it. Ballymena has really stolen all the trade from Antrim and I'm not happy.

The Bag Company offers up to date trend handbags at very low prices. The store in Castle Mall is a…read moregood sized store that does schoolbags, handbags and luggage (some of the schoolbags are so cute and good quality - kids will love them). Ok you don't get designer makes in here but if you are on a budget and you want on trend looking handbags that are quite good quality then here you are. The lady that runs it is friendly and always willing to offer advice. There are plenty of places to try on the shoes. This store is located in the Castle Mall shopping centre in antrim town centre.

Junction 1 is all about managing your expectations. The first time I visited, I had just been to…read morethe US and been on a serious spree in one of the outlet malls there. I went to Junction 1 expecting the same kind of unbelievable bargains there, especially as Belfast's first Ralph Lauren store had just opened there. Big mistake. You just don't get those kind of crazy prices anywhere but in the states. So, with my expectations of bargains managed right down, I made a second visit and was very impressed with both the range of shops and the prices. The best buys are to be found in M&S and the Next outlets, as well as Gap, Levis and Mexx. You'll get prices which are about half of what you would pay in the high street shops, but you may be buying goods that are a season or two old. As long as you're not looking for high fashion, there are savings to be made. M&S underwear, Next shoes, Gap clothes for children and jeans are all good choices and sadly the Ralph Lauren store has closed down. Maybe it was too expensive to do any business? The whole environment at Junction 1 is really pleasant, beautifully landscaped 'streets' and lots of open space, very much in the style of my beloved US outlet malls. There are plenty of places to bolster your energy reserves for round two of shopping - M&S café, Starbucks, Subway and Moe's Cafe which does very good scones. It's not really a place to take the kids, although if you have to, you could bribe them with a visit to Adventure Island, an indoor play area. Sadly you can't drop them off there and collect them 3 hours later, you have to actually stay with them. Now there's a niche in the market if ever I saw one.

Junction One is my kinda shopping experience...cheap, easy to get around, and tons of wonderful…read moreshops all in the same area. Heaven for most girls, and even for some guys (my dad's a huge fan, but he doesn't like to openly admit it). This place has really taken off since its opening in six years ago. Us poor Norn Ironers now wonder what the heck we were doing paying full price for all those clothes / shoes / accessories / cosmetics / other bits and bobs when you can get up to 60% off such things in Junction One. I've gotten so many things here over the years, many from shops which are long since gone (RIP Logo...darn that recession), and for really genuinely good prices. Ones to definitely check out are Next Clearance (no changing rooms is the only let down here), All Wellan Good (*really* cheap makeup and toiletries), Cosmetics Company (top brands such as Bobby Brown and Elizabeth Arden feature here, but you'll get them for a good bit cheaper than on the high street), Mexx and Tom Tailor. Unfortunately, as I previously mentioned, a few shops have closed over the years, including the awesome Ralph Lauren store and Pilot. One other slightly negative note is that the cafes are really quite expensive...no 60% bargains to be had in these! All in all, a tremendous shopping experience, and one which you won't regret.

Some real deals to be had here in Clarkes Factory Shop at the Junction One Outlet Centre. Prices on…read moresome lines are cut massively, I have came away with two pairs of shoes at £15 for the two pairs. Lines are generally reduced by 33% at least but as I said some items, probably old stock end of line stuff can be massively reduced so always worth a call to be sure you don't miss a bargain.

I LOVE THIS SHOP!! If you love Clarks shoes then this is the place to be because they are so much…read morecheaper in here. Don't be put off by the outlet label - very often these are just last seasons shoes but they are still so very on trend. The savings can be massive - Springers that were originally £50 could be £15 in here. They often do sticker deals on shoes 'BUY ONE GET ONE FREE' deals or even 'BUY ONE PAIR AND BUY ANOTHER FOR £1'. Sometimes their shoes are as low as £5. They have men and womens shoes but unfortunately no kids. They have an extensive styles in various sizes.

This store no longer trades in the castle mall.read more