Lovely shop, very knowledgeable staff. I bought a very luxurious jacket and the level of service…read more(and value!) was fantastic. Will definitely revisit. Their website http://www.hartleysmenswear.co.uk/ gives directions and shows a bit more of the shop, etc. The stock is regularly changed and there's lots of top names to choose from.

Ede and Ravenscroft is one of those shops that really belongs in Oxford. It's a little glimpse into…read morethe past and into the world of esteemed traditional businessmen. I reckon most people who go in are just curious at the idea of a traditional tailors, and it's a refreshingly quiet change to similar shops in London. It specialises in menswear, but I've had a browse around for cufflinks and ties as presents for male friends and family members. Unfortunately for me, the price is high for such quality products, so I remain an admiring window shopper. There is a 10% discount for students, so it's a good place for interview or internship clothes, or even for sub-fusc, if you want quality clothes that will last. It also caters for academics, legal professions and even clerical outfits. You can treat it as a normal shop or get professionally measured and have clothes tailor-made. Great fun to browse around, but definitely not an everyday shop.

The Ede & Ravenscroft branch on High Street is most likely the best choice for suit, shirts and…read moreformal wear in Oxford. As part of the Ede & Ravenscroft tailoring house in London's Old Burlington Street, not only does the Oxford shop offer ready-made suits, sweaters, ties, shirts and accessories, they are also able to deliver custom-made shirts and suits and to my knowledge -at least until recently- had a tailor coming in for bespoke clothes. The choice of clothes and formal wear is quite remarkable for a small city like Oxford, and with quite a few well-off kids joining the local university each year, there definitely is demand for a shop like E & R. They do provide a great variety of dinner suits, and since every student at Oxford University at some point during his university life requires a dinner suit, this would be my recommended place to get it from. And students even get a 10 percent discount (at least they got it during my student time).

Gap stores around the world are pretty similar, and the Gap at the Festival Place is really not…read moremuch of an exception. It is a smaller size store than many, but still has a decent variety of clothing. There is a Gap Baby and Kids right next door, so you can do all your shopping in one fell swoop. The staff members are friendly enough, although there often seem to be not enough of them. If you ask them questions about their clothing they generally know the answers - washing instructions, etc. They do tend to get quite a good selection of discount clothing about once every quarter - jeans at 9.99 and such.

Gap is located at Festival Place Indoor Shopping Centre on the top floor…read more I'm not overly impressed with this store. I shop here mainly for my young son and I find it overpriced and the quality is not that much different from Next. For instance, whereas in Next you could buy a pair of good quality children's jeans for £7 you would not be able to do this at Gap. I bought some cord trousers for my son at Gap and they were pricey even at half price but they never quite fitted him properly. It seemed more of a design fault than anything else and I was not that impressed with the quality either. I only shop here when they have a sale on that way I feel I am getting more value for money.

I recently returned a shirt which I purchased several months previously only to discover it had…read more"shrunk" inexplicably by the time I tried it on! Having explained this I was delighted to be offered a simple swap despite it being at least 12 weeks since I originally bought it. Now that is customer service. This is my 'go to' gentleman's outfitters with excellent merchandise, exemplary customer service and a can do mentality not found on the high street! I have only ever been happy with my purchases from one of the remaining Mens Quality Outfitters. 10/10.

This is a proper mens' wear shop where some real gems can be found…read more The staff a knowledgeable & professional. A nice range of shirts.

As others have said, this is one of the largest M&S stores outside London, located right next to…read moreTesco. As well as their full clothing range (which includes staff help for buying men's suits, and a bra fitting service, for example), and a large food section, it has a full range of their homewares (great for gifts, actually). There's also a cafe. The store is fully accessible - there is a detailed access website available for M&S at https://www.accessable.co.uk/venues/marks-and-spencer-camberley. Outside there's an extensive car park. As for the adjacent Tesco, expect to walk fair distances: I walked over a kilometre on a recent visit, inside the store.

3 of your Tesco/M&S trolleys awaiting collection at GU470QY behind carpet store on Sandhurst Road…read moreCollege Town Sandhurst (opposite Kings Kebabs). Hope you can catch your customer leaving them on private property. At least they are not in the river.

We stumbled down a small cobblestone street in Richmond last weekend and found ourselves in this…read morefantastic little store! Heroes stocks men's clothing and accessories from some traditional as well as up and coming British brands. The store manager was very knowledgable about each line, discussing what each brand was known for and why. But, he was never pushy, it was a really pleasant conversation. We didn't buy anything that day, but we will definitely pop by to see what they have the next time we find ourselves in the neighborhood!

I am in Oxford frequently on business from the US and always to try to stop by Shepherd & Woodward…read more Each time I have been able to stop by, there are items I can't find in the US and usually on sale. Staff has always been helpful and knowledgeable. I am not a long time customer but have had only have positive experiences with them.

A very popular place on High St. to buy T-shirts and sweaters. They have a large selection of…read morevarious clothing (tourist type clothing) at very good prices. It seems they always have a bin of Oxford T-shirts on sale for 4.99 pounds, a real deal. One of my favorite places in Oxford to buy presents.

I go in here to find some new clothes as well as accessories which are all really good quality. The…read morestaff are also really good and friendly.

I like River Island. There are plenty of clothing stores on the High Street, of course, and…read moreBasingstoke has branches of all the major chains, but River Island is one of the better ones. Their clothes are interesting and trendy and prices seem reasonable. It's quirkier than Next and is definitely worth a look if you're in the market for clothes for anyone in your family. Staff seem helpful and friendly as well, and it's next to Starbucks if you need refreshment.

They offer a great range of suits for all price ranges, from the cheap first suit to the ultra sexy…read moreTed Baker designs. The staff are helpful and always offer to help with shirt and tie combinations to go together (whether or not you have bought the suit from them!). They also sell some mens shoes, belts and cufflinks, not necessarily the best selection, but great if you are in a hurry on the morning of a Wedding! On the topic of weddings, they also do suit hire!

When I hired the suits for my wedding I found the staff here to be little more than competent, not…read morehelpful, with no forthcoming advice or opinions. Their lack of communication left me with doubts that my order would be fulfilled. Happily all went Ok after some chasing. On a plus point, the pricing was very reasonable and their 5 for 4 offer helped, even if I did have to remind them about it!