Just bought a pair of trainers which were listed on ebay. Really good value, free delivery and…read morearrived in super quick time. As I live in Northern Ireland it was great to find a company who do not discriminate against those of us who live in this part of the UK in terms of their delivery policy....well pleased!

From the owner: The factory shoe shop in olney selling top brands at discounted prices.Mens and ladies quality…read moreleather shoes and boots as well as hiking boots and trainers.Top brands include,caprice, marco tozzi,lunar,hush puppy,padders,lotus,tamaris,nortwest,rieker and many more.Open 7 days a week and now on line at www.factoryshoeshop.co.uk

Small shop and when I was in there the staff were run off their feet. This seems to be a very…read morepopular shoe shop as when I was try8ing to get help to try some shoes on, the staff were so busy they were almost running to help folk. This says to me that it is a great place to shop for shoes though because the staff care. While I didn't buy anything, I left feeling that they really cared that I got the right shoes.

too small to have much variety, never have boots for larger women. the M&S of the shoe shop world…read more Friendly enough in there but I always leave uninspired

Big shop with lots of shoes for all the family. This shop is great if you are just looking for a…read moredecent cheap pair of shoes to finich an outfit off with. Staff are very helpful and normally they are good with having most shoe sizes in stock

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!

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.

The most relaxing shoe shop I've ever been in, they play Salsa music the store which you can buy…read morecopies of! They have low warm lighting and display shelving to make it a nice atmosphere in the store. On to the shoes, they stock several good brands, the cheapest shoes start at £60+, so not for the feint hearted. They sell smart shoes, and smart casual trainer/shoes. The mens is at the rear of the store and ladies at the front/

I love this shoe store. Everything I saw was made in Italy or Spain and of great quality…read more Reasonable prices at around 65 GBP, but there is also a sale rack near the back. All shoes I've bought here have held up wonderfully and are super comfortable. The reason I rave about this company though is the customer service I received while making an international shipping order from their website. They were able to deliver to a tiny hotel in Lake Como, Italy, within a relatively limited time frame. They even called the hotel to ensure the package arrived when they couldn't reach me by cell phone. I couldn't be more grateful for their diligence.

It is a big warehouse full of shoes. You browse the rows and try on the shoes without the help of…read morestaff but I like that. I'd prefer to be left to make my own mind up than have someone waiting on me hand and foot. They do fit children's shoes. Several years ago they'd let you buy the shoes for children who weren't actually with you on the understanding that they'd give you a refund if they didn't fit the child - I don't know if they still do this no quibble refund but it was very useful. They also don't split the children's shoes into boys shoes and girls shoes. Which is brill if you have a child who doesn't like stinky pink and a mother who can't see the point of buying white trainers with pink butterflies stuck on them - surely trainers are for running around on muddy fields and climbing trees - you don't want them to show the dirt. Anyway in Brentano my daughter and I can browse the shoes and try them on without standing out like sore thumbs or having assistants warn us that we are looking at boys shoes.

This is a great place for discounts on the major brands and you can occasionally find a real…read morenon-branded bargain. The sizes do vary though, I am a size 8-9 but had to get a size 10 in a pair recently. Not always the greatest range to choose from and getting someone to size your childs feet on a busy day is not fun Nice range of handbags and accessories and a good place to get wellies for kids too but my son (age 9) prefers BHS for his school shoes and Matalan for his trainers