If the shoe fits, buy it in every colour! No, I don't have…read morehundreds of shoes but I know people who do. Pavers Outlet is rather extraordinary - I got some desiner trainers for £14, but casual slingbacks cost me £34. Mind you most of the footwear is Italian, even in the Outlet. In the other half of the store, are brands which are far more expensive. My friend and I examined an exquiste stiletto in a neutal colour with embroiderie, around £120. 'Great for a wedding!' I decided. 'Or just round the house' said my friend. 'Yes, with nothing else on' I concurred. Really besides real elagance like that, you get The Really Useful Shoe, The Flatty, Trouser Shoes, and all points in between those. Some of their mules are great, flattering and summery. There is every type of shoe Under The Sun. Oh, but the boots! Now, I do have a boot fetish and I get most of my boots here. Usually I wait for the sale and get two pairs maybe. The staff are good fun, enjoy my visits with a certain friend, and are helpful to boot!!! Oh, the good ones are the best!

tReds is a shoe store in Poole's Dolphin centre. tReds is opposite Claires accessories and next…read moredoor to BHS and JJB sport. The shop sells many brands of shoes such as Playboy, timberland and skecher, with many of the lines on display. The layout of the shop is mainly open planned with some central displays and has a mysterious feel to it. You have to request your size of any particular shoe so none of this grabbing off the shelf stuff from stores such as Primark. Staff are always helpful and serve you right through from trying on to walking out the door. Other in store items include bags scarves gloves and belt but there is limited stock of these. Prices vary but there are some great offers in store and failing that they tock brands rarely seen else where.

A 'cheap' shoe shop…read more Vey useful for getting childrens wellies and the occasional party shoe, or flip flops. The majority of their stuff is not leather so not a good buy.

brillant shop for buying shoes on a very tight budget. They stock childrens and adults shoes as…read morewell as boots and wellingtons for all ages.. They also stock school shoes, the boys ones I can reccomend but sadly unless it is my daughter the girls shoes seem to scuff very easily and they then look awful.. Plimsoles as well as pe bags can also be purchased in this shop..

A huge shoe shop, at 'discount' prices…read more I think there has to be shoes here for everyone. I've bought some. The quality is not particularly good, although I think that's more luck, as there are some good ones. Everything is laid out in sizes, rather than style so it takes a lot of looking to find what you're after. If you have a lot of time to search, then this may well turn up a bargain for you.

This store has a huge range of shoes, for men women and children…read more The format of the store is that it is largely self service and the staff are not that helpful. The store is airy and well laid out, in size order so you can easily check what they have available in your size, the trick is to not look at any other sizes otherwise you can get tempted with other styles and then be disappointed when they don't have them. It worth looking out for offers here as they do good deals for example a discount when you bring in an old pair of shoes.

A small shop, with fairly limited stock…read more I rarely go in here now, since I bought a pair of shoes which partially fell apart after three weeks and the manager did not comply with consumer law. I feel this store mostly caters for older people and they do have a lot of sales. If a mum is in here with a pushchair, she's done for really as it is quite cramped. But they do occasionally have something you need.

Ok what drives me mad about this store is the kids section is on the 2nd floor, who thought of that…read moreidea I dont know.. The clothes are very good for the price you pay for them, and some real gems can be found if trying to keep within a budget. Womens, babies, young and teenagers, and well as a mens department are all catered for witin the store.. Shoes and household goods like duvet covers and towels can also be bought in store. Queues can be the biggest problem within the store, so dont pop in if time is a issue..

Primark is a very large department store in Poole and they sell almost anything you can think of in…read morethe clothes and gifts range. I do find as I walk in that the store appears cluttered at first glance. As it;s such a big store, it;s based over three floors with escalators through the middle. There is a lift available but it's very slow and considering the baby items are on the top floor, most people with younger children will need to use the lift and find themselves waiting for a while. The queues for the tills can get very long in busy periods and there will be a long wait. I find most people buy a lot of items at a time in here as it is so cheap.

This is a new addition to the Poole shopping experience…read more The clothes here are aimed at the slightly more discerning man who likes casual wear. Aside from jeans and T Shirts there are some rather nice zip sweaters and regular sweaters. My man could choose some garments from here quite happily. The staff could do better though. They stand around chatting or wander about talking on mobile phones..not my idea of looking as though they care. Well worth a visit though.

In my honest opinion I find this store appalling! Staff are rude and are more concerned with having…read moreinappropriate conversations on their mobiles than tidying up the store or telling you the prices of garments. Claim to have a sale on but prices are more expensive than rivals such as Bank and Republic. They mainly sell young mens fashion with a selection of shoes, with brands such as GioGoi and Fenchurch. Never purchased anything there myself despite multiple visits, however friends have but have encountered issues when trying to refund faulty garments. Personally I avoid this store but you may have a better experience!

Dorothy Perkins sits in the main part of the Poole Dolphin centre near Primark, boots and Newlook…read more It is a medium sized store with plenty of choice. The ground floor is the ladies store Dorothy Perkins stocking everything from coats to underwear price are average and the sizes are well made. The layout of the shop is easy to understand with different sections such as maternity and petit clearly marked, shoes and bags are at the back near the fitting rooms. I have personally always found the staff easy t talk to and helpful. Up stairs is the men's shop Burtons. Dorothy Perkins seems to attract few people for a lot of the year but at sale time it fills up quicklybut then there are some great bargains.

More street wear than sport really - sweatshirts, T shirts, joggers, jeans, hoodies and shoes…read more I noticed that some of the children 's trainers are quite reasonably priced so will be visiting next time we're in need. I'm not at all keen on their clothes, a bit grungy for me.

Fabulous shoe shop - always well worth a good snoop…read more They sell such quality shoes and boots and bags, I'm proud Bournemouth has this shop. Service and quality are really the hallmarks here, so expect a bit of a price tag. I don't get here that often so I try to make a point of going in even if I have no intent to buy anything. I love the smell of leather, and looking at their stuff. Well worth a visit,