Lovely little shop. Helpful staff and friendly atmosphere. A…read morerefreshing change from the cold, impersonal larger stores. Loved the dresses! FAB FAB FAB Cannot wait to go back. Thanks for a great shop.

The Pink Flamingo gives you every reason to shop local! With beautiful dresses at great prices you…read moreare spoilt for choice for both day and evening wear. The shop also has a great selection of jewellery, footwear, bags, belts and gifts.

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!

Brilliant shop. This is the shop that I bought my other half her papparazzi clutch from, another of…read moreWoodbridges many independents. Such a nice place.

High quality ladies fashion shop with imaginative and attractive pieces chosen by the owner…read more The staff are always friendly and helpful, providing excellent advice if required; they are also very happy for customers to just browse undisturbed and are not pushy in any way unlike some shops. I have been a loyal customer for many years and am always totally happy with my purchases, often wearing them constantly as they never fail to fit beautifully and wear well. Visitors to Woodbridge should definitely pay this shop a visit - you will not be disappointed.

Owned by the same peeps as Igigi General Store and Cafe a few doors away, this lovely boutique…read morespecialises in elegant and stylish womenswear. Refreshingly, they stock sizes 8 to 18 and their niche seems to be classic dresses, skirts, trousers, shirts, blouses, jumpers and dresses made from beautiful and ethical materials. Turning it into a one-stop destination for shoppers in a hurry, they also sell shoes, bags and accessories. Designers include Beyond Skin, Sam Ubhi, Ally Capellino, Best Behavior, Hartford, Anna Nygards and Anouk. If you see something you like and it doesn't quite fit, they also provide alterations and styling advice. If they could make me a size smaller, I'd buy my whole wardrobe from there!

As with the I Gigi general store a few doors down, their women's boutique leaves me in two minds. I…read morelove some of the labels they stock- most with ethical stances, great mixes of classic and avant-garde, particularly Humanoid, Beyond Skin, Fillipa K- admittedly expensive brands. The women's boutique has a harder edge to the decor which is welcome after the crisp clean neutrals of the homestore, yet ultimately, combined with the stiff staff, comes across as snooty.

Until I came to write this review, I always though this shop was called Carpaccio - and I couldn't…read morequite understand why they had named themselves after a raw meat dish. However I stand corrected, and although I don't know anything about the origins of the actual name, I no longer associate this place with pounded raw beef. This is another Lewes clothes shop aimed at middle aged women. This one has a bit more of a distinctive, ethnic-y vibe than some of the others; unlike Darcey or Renwick Clarke which just put me in mind of three piece suites and pristine lawns, Capriccio has slightly more bohemian feel. They sell those striped, handwoven basket bags from Kenya that I associate with the 80s, mostly because my mum used to have one. The clothing labels have names like 'Masai,' 'Sahara' and 'Oska,' and feature drapey, crepey tunics, and other unstructured pieces. They have some nice dressing gowns in ethnic prints, and also a nice selection of hats, including a stretchy straw hat that folds down flat. I am currently in the market of a nice sun hat, so I tried one on, but at £40 it was more than I wanted to spend. They also sell espadrilles and chunky jewellery pieces.

Trailed up the High St looking for a 'party' top and cardigan that weren't pastel and cashmery, and…read moreCapriccio were the only contenders. Their clothes are of clear, jewel-like colours and interesting textures, with a bit of ethnic element. Not cheap, but class shows. (NB I have no connection with Capriccio!) I hate clothes-shopping, and I was so pleased to find somewhere that suited me, so that I could buy a couple of nice things and head home.

Went in for kids shoes, they have lots of lovely kids clothes and shoes, and do fittings, but my…read moreson would only try the police car converse on, which he now wont take off. But ended up buying myself lots of the lovely womenswear too, nice to be able to buy stylish and interesting womens brands and ladies fashion locally.

From the owner: Womens and kids clothes, shoes and accessories. We specialise in kitting out the whole family in a…read morefriendly warm environment.

Popped my head in to have a quick look...some of the clothes are aimed at a younger market - but…read moresome pretty stylish pieces in there. Super friendly service, good conversation with the guy in there (owner?) who knew his stuff and his market - picked up a nice sweatshirt for these colder autumn days and I'll be back to pick up a few bits and pieces over the winter no doubt...

Shopping in designer outlets just isn't what it used to be. For one thing, things just aren't that…read morecheap these days. I remember getting three tops for a tenner, but not any more. And then there is the fact that the stores are not what I would call 'designer', branded maybe, but 'brand outlet' doesn't have the same appeal does it? This particular shopping park has gone downhill in recent years. The only thing I now buy here are Yankee candles. Lots of the shops that used to draw me in have disappeared. Oh, and you have to pay to park which always irks me slightly.

I agree with The Style PA that this is a branded, rather than a designer, outlet. The one shop I…read morehave time for though is TM Lewin. They have a good range of mid-market suits, shirts & ties at reasonable prices. Quality stuff - silk, cotton and wool only. I think I paid £175 recently for a St James patterned suit and, even though I say it myself, it looks rather classy.......it's not Austin Reed, my brand of choice (BoC), but they don't-gotta-shop-here!!!

St. Albans best kept secret…read more Slinky tops, sexy dresses, fab coats and beautiful jewellery. Clothes displayed on white rails with glass tops, with the jewellery displayed on top. Beautiful and pristine. Spotted sexy black dresses, sultry knee high boots and sophisticated trendy macs. The jewellery is wide ranging with lots of silver and precious stones. Perfect place to by a gift, the hard part is not keeping it for youself.

I love this shop it has lots off choice in different price ranges for everyone you must visit tony…read morewho owns it is very good at transforming your look he has an eye for what suits you .