Factory Outlet doesn't really seem like a factory outlet. Let me explain. I would think a factory…read moreoutlet would be really, really cheap and the clothes would be in dry cleaners type bags. Factory Outlet North Finchley is nothing like that. There are some good deals to be had, even a rack starting at just 5 pounds. I'll admit the clothes in this shop are taste-full and beautiful. There is a particularly nice brown ruffle dress in a silky material for 22 pounds and some lovely knits that wrap around your body. The staff here is friendly enough and not up your arse, in a way that is common in a small store. I like to come in here and have a poke around. I will note this store only sells clothing so no handbags or shoes on offer.

I love shopping in this store. It has a wide range of products and the staff are friendly. I always…read moreget exceptional value and I would definitely recommend shopping here.

I spent Sunday looking for an Indian outfit for a wedding. Having had bad experiences that day in 3…read moreother stores on Ealing Road, I stepped into KrishnaSarees and was greeted very quickly. To my relief I was offered help right away (I'm lost in these Indian clothes stores without any help!). I told the lady what I was looking for and she took me straight to their collection. I liked how the outfits are all hung up quite high so you can really see the full dress. In some of the other shops on Ealing road, they're all folded and packed away in plastic packaging and a shop worker needs to get them out for you to see...of all the shelves stacked full of folded outfits, you can't really know which you want them to show you since all you can see is the colour. So I was quite pleased with Krishna Sarees' set up, it helped me find something I liked quite quickly, bought the first thing I tried on. They recommend a local tailor to carry out any alterations you may need (90% of indian outfits will need to be altered to fit!). All the staff I spoke to were extremely helpful and not at all pushy like a lot of the other shops on Ealing Road. They have a website too which again, makes it better than other stores in Wembley (yes Indian clothes shopping has not yet universally caught up with modern times). They have a wide range of styles and prices too, allowing you to find something that suits your budget. I'd recommend this shop be your first stop if you're shopping in Wembley since it may be the only one you need to visit.

One of my favourite shops for Indian clothing. Staff are always very friendly and helpful. I have…read morecome several times over the past few years and each time was great. Today I bought a men's waist coat and loved it. They have a wide range of clothing for men and women especially bridal wear. I definitely recommend this place if you are looking for stylish Indian wear with modern and traditional mix.

From the owner: At Variety Silk House we are passionate about creating the perfect outfit for our customers…read more Established in Nairobi, Kenya in 1958, the company was built from up from the ground, providing customers with a fine selection of sarees and fabrics. In 1972, the family moved to London to Ealing Road, opening a small saree shop to become one of the first in the area. Since then business has grown rapidly as we have established a large and loyal customer base, some of whom have remained with us since our early days in Nairobi. We are now established as one of the oldest, largest and most trusted Indian clothing retailers in London, all the while remaining in the same family.

I liked this shop! It was well-orgainsed- SHOCK HORROR even…read morethe sale items!!! AND the staff were friendly and helpful. Although it wasn't the biggest shop in the world it had good-sized, clean changing rooms and a great variety of clothes. Rangeing from smart well-cut blazers and pencil skirts for work and flashy, sequinned tops and dresses for a night out to accessories, smart/casual jumpers and some extremely cute hoodies. I bought a white one with mutli-coloured stripes and diamante detail for £16.99 but I was even happier when I was told by t e cashier that I was eligible for a 10% student discount if I had my student card with me! :) My only criticism would be that some of the clothes looked a tad cheap and the price range is slightly above average but this shop is definately great for teenagers and young people who follow fashion.

i love the clothes from there but they cost a bomb too the staff are friendley and helpful and its…read morewell layed out but it sells mostley party wear

Mens area at this Primark has been like a rubbish tip for ages........didn't want to go back but…read morehad to the other day for some underwear and socks and so many of the hanging items were ripped up or had socks and pants missing. Been like this for so long and only went there again at St Anns because I had to but from now on I think I will get these types of clothes online even if it means paying more.

Primark is not for me. It may be for some but not me. I need the originality and cheapness so I…read morecharity shop. I like to look as though I have more money than I do and I like to make my own trends. I have gotten the odd thong here or handbag but the clothing just doesn't turn me on. This is a decent sized shop. I'm not mad about Harrow anyway. I think it is Watford's crap sister. I would tell you to come here if you like Primark and live nearby because the ques are shorter than the city. That pretty much says it love.

A old fashioned shopping centre, it has a good selection of big retailers. A variety of local…read moremarket stalls set up inside and offer items from mobility devices, cheap jackets, flowers, even a greek deli on some days. There seems to be some work going on over the roof area and renovations.

I remember while growing up in the area that the Pavilions was THE shopping centre to hang around…read morein like a mallrat. But the problem is that not much has been done to it since the 80s. So when the Chimes came along, rather than fighting the much more modern looking competitor it just slumped into defeat and now is a bit of a sad shadow of its former self. It retains some of the old stores from its hey day, but for the most part, the bigger stores are in the Chimes. But I still like it, it was important to my childhood but the days of going to the back corner for Zodiac Toys to see what Thundercats they had in is long gone. These days of goths started hanging out the front I don't think they would bother to pull out the newly installed raises flower beds so that they'd have to move on as there wouldn't be anything to lean against. These days they'd just be welcomed.

The Designer Warehouse is one of my favourite London discoveries…read more Not far from my home, and just off Seven Sisters road is a monthly sale for designer clothes - having heard from it from a colleague, I didn't really know what to expect. It was great and would definitely recommend giving it a visit. When getting to the warehouse, you have to leave your bag and coat (including your phone) in a cloakroom, and may a small fee of £3 (or 2?) to be able to get in. The sale is over 2 floors, and organised by designers - some are really well known, some are smaller names I've never heard of. It's not a posh environment, it's just rows and rows of clothes on hangers - and you have to take the time to go through them to find the gems, and also your size. There aren't any changing rooms, but there is an area where you can go and try them on at the back of the venue - it's closed off to men, but you do have to accept getting changed in front of other women. I am myself a massive fan of Vivienne Westood, and this was also the opportunity for me to try on a few pieces of her clothes - and yes, I did cave in and buy a top (1/3 of the original price) and a scarf. Good to know: they separate their sales between womanswear and menswear - their schedule is updated on their website.

From the owner: Named "The Best Designer Discount" outlet in London by the Independent on Sunday, by Time Out as…read more"one of the Ten Best Reasons for living in London", and by Elle "a Top Twenty favourite shopping spot", the Designer Warehouse Sales have established themselves as one of the foremost destination venues for fashion lovers. With more award winning designer labels housed under one roof than at any other outlet in the country - including high style retailers Selfridges and Harvey Nichols - DWS provide fashion lovers with the best of designerwear at the lowest of possible prices. Held over three packed days, twelvetimes a year, these Sales offer customers catwalk one-offs, showroom samples and cancelled orders from the pick of the current seasons collections. Expect reductions of 60% or more on the rails of clothes packed into spacious studios in London, outside the Congestion Zone.

I absolutely love this shop. Seriously, it is one of the best shops around for diva-licious fashion…read morethat is sophisticatedly outlandish and not slutty. My favourite lower end designer is TFNC and they sell loads of it here a long with gaudy jewellry and playboy undies and stockings. A dress here can be had for less than 20 pounds and look VERY hip. This is a great shop. If you like Lipsy or TFNC come here!

I do not recommend this Shop. Even it's a clothes Shop, today i managed to buy only a pack of…read moresweets. Bad management, awfull atitudine towards costumers, starting With The manager and finishing With The Shop assistents. If you don't want to ruin your Day, avoid this Shop!

This store is well situated in middle of harrow town centre with lots of ther shops around too, it…read morehas good transport links with local busses and harrow on the hill station. This store is well stocked and has all the latest fashion, the prices are slightly high but the clothes are good quality and when they have their sales you can pick up great brgains, they also have a petitie section which is great and also homeware