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18 years ago
Nicely set out store with helpful staff. The shoes aren't quite my style but i can see how they would appeal to others. Good quality as well. read more
33-34 Princess Alexandra Walk
Huddersfield HD1 2RS
United Kingdom
01484 541552
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lovley curtains and bedding very good value excellent car parking very helpful staffread more
This is a great little department store tucked away behind summerfield on the outskirts of Elland…read more They do some lovely gifts at Christmas time. There is a large shoe department, probably more for the older woman, and lots of nice handbags. The mens section is quite big. The home wares are lovely, some fab bedding and towels. Also candles and photo frames etc. Upstairs is the womans section, with a good range of both fashionable and practical items, some for the older woman. Their accessories are fab too with some very well priced silverware. Some great ballgown type dresses at good prices too! It has a cafe downstairs with yummy food at fgood prices.
Interesting structure pretty sure it is victorian -wrought iron and pretty stione built buildings…read more Similar to the Pack Horse as in everyone uses it as walk through to the bus station but of more use I think.Decent but pricey mens barbers, Queens pub with outside seating ,new Chinese supermarket good for hard to get things not available at most supermarkets.Highligth the noodle lady who has a snall unit.One of the best places to eat in Huddersfield -all takeaway.Not open on Sundays.
The imperial arcade has a nice atmosphere, totally different than the mainstream shopping centres…read more There are no big and famous brands there, but small high quality shops. There is a skate shop I really like there called Sol77 as far as I remember. You will also find a shoe shop, a small cafe, a piercing spot, a few bars, a travel agent and a shop with video games. It's located in the town centre, and is not a bad spot for some quiet shopping.
This is my favourite shoe shop and I live just around the corner! Perfect! It is a very classy…read moreboutique, selling all types of shoes, boots, slippers, handbags, and more recently they've started selling ladies clothes. There are some gorgeous party shoes with matching bags, and lovely accessories too. When this shop has a sale on it is fantastic. You can pick up a right bargain. They sell wedding shoes too I got mine from here, they were pink and sparkly! The shoes are different makes, Moda in Pelle for example. The women in the shop are so friendly, they are really helpful and knowledgeable about all the stock. A wonderful shoe shop.
Really friendly service. We went in to buy wellies last winter and came away very happy. Reasonably…read morepriced for an independent shop, too.
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Lots and lots of lovely shoes though the Huddersfield store lacks the whole range which is…read moreavailable in the larger stores. Now is a great time to go as they have loads of sparkly party shoes in that are perfect for christmas parties. Faith does everything from basic flat shoes to extravagant stilletto heels. The range of boots they stock this season is in my opinion quite boring, I haven't seen any in there that I really want to buy this year whereas I have in a couple of other shoe shops. They also do accessories like bags and tights but I never really take much notice of them as I never see anything that catches my eye. Faith did used to be much more inventivewith it's designs but recently it's become a bit too mainstream and could do with a bit of life in it.
There is much a can say about this shop…read more just the shoes speak for themselves , they are just so pretty to look at and wear and a lovely bag when you buy them theyre isnt much more that you cn ask for .
Staying on a Timberland tip, this branch of Schuh has £20 off the brand's Nellie boots in their…read morecurrent sale. When I popped in they still had most sizes left - so if there's any builders or bears out there in need of a new pair.... They also have 25-45% off select Red or Dead boots, Fred Perry training shoes and Rocket Dog sneakers. I tried a pair of divine purple boots on and was determined to treat myself until I stood up and tried to walk. At that point I had to be real honest with myself and say: "SJ, you can do cowboy boots, you can do Cuban heels but there's no way you do 5" rock star boots and not break at least one ankle!" If any ladies out there are up for the challenge, those boots look and feel divine and at £59 for soft leather are a snip.
Now I'm a really big fan of Schuh shoe shops (see what I did there?). The first thing that strikes…read moreyou when you walk into this Schuh in Manchester is that there's just so much choice. There are just shoes of every make and style all over the place. It's ace. It kind of gives you the confidence that there will definitely be something that you really like and will want to buy. And that's a good way to approach shopping. I actually went for a pair of Caterpillar shoes (I know, confusing!) from Schuh. Normally I wouldn't go for this make but they had some interesting high top deck shoes that didn't really look anything like Caterpillar shoes and were perfect for me wearing to work. At £50 they weren't cheap but they were exactly what I was looking for so I was pretty happy. The girl serving me was super friendly and helpful. She must have either been new or just ridiculously nice. It was great, anyway. There was a slight confusion with buying the shoes as it took ages for the box to be brought down from the stockroom, but apart from that, everything was great.
Ahh, Clark's shoes. Going in this shop to try and find some new shoes for work really made me think…read moreback to late August Saturday's and being taken with my mum to Clark's to get new shoes for the start of a new school year. I don't think I've been to Clark's since those days, but I thought I'd pop in and see what kind of shoes they have nowadays. All the shoes in Clark's are really well made. Just like the days when school shoes from Clark's would last all year, these shoes will last you a good year or several more without breaking. Clark's shoes are always well made. Unfortunately, the styles going on here are still for folk a bit older than me, but I know my date of destiny with Clark's will come again. Just not quite yet.
Just a quick review to say that I received excellent customer service when I visited this clarks…read moreyesterday. I had spotted some shoes in the window whilst walking trough the Trafford Centre and they were just what I'd being trying to find everywhere! Although they didn't have the shoes in my size, the assistant let me try them in a different colour and the size up in the pair I wanted so I could get a feel of the 'look' - a girl after my own heart or what. We chatted for a while and she was really lovely and helpful. After thinking about the shoes whilst I carried on shopping, I returned to order the shoes for free delivery to my home. I've just checked the receipt, her name was Sarah. So thanks for all your help and for being genuinely really nice! The store itself is a fair size and seems to be well stocked with a range of women's, men's and kids shoes, accessories and shoe protectors etc. I actually purchased a leather stretcher spray after Sarah sold me on it for a pair of shoes I was actually planning on returning to Topshop for being a tad too tight.
they have a nice selective range of shoes for everybodys needs. i have bought many shoes from here…read morein the past and they have always been fantastic quality and have always lasted me a long time. the store is very big and has many mirrors so that you can try and see what they look like
I recently returned a pair of boots to Schuh (order ref: 2881883101). The return was rejected…read morebecause the soles were said to be "worn." I explained that I had only tested the boots briefly on my motorcycle foot pegs to check fit and function, which caused minimal marks. What has disappointed me most is the customer service and lack of transparency: * I first asked for photographic evidence on 4 August, but Schuh did not provide these until much later, despite multiple emails. * The parcel was sent back while I was out; my neighbour refused delivery and I was not given any proactive tracking information until I chased repeatedly. * The customer service and complaints team were not helpful, often repeating policy but not answering specific questions or offering solutions. * When I asked for details of how their inspection or testing process works, no specific information was provided beyond saying the team is trained. * When I asked about independent escalation, I was told Schuh has no ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution) membership and that any escalation would have to be done by me through Trading Standards or my bank. Customers should be aware that even minimal signs of testing footwear may lead to returns being refused, and there is no independent review of decisions.
A really jolly place to visit. We ordered online and had our shoes delivered to store. The time…read moretaken to delivery was miniscule. The staff are friendly, the store is neatly arranged and there is enough space for you to be able to browse around. They have a good stock and a good variety of shoes with over 2 floors of footware to pack the point The staff are more than willing to help if you are a bit confused with what suits you best and will give you all the things you need to be able to decide. A must-visit for every shoe lover
Very busy and very large shop full of shoes in all shapes and sizes and colours and forms. For men,…read morewomen or children they have a vast choice. While the shoes arent the most up to date and designer choice they are cheap and well made so you can buy the odd pair just for the odd night out and never wear them again. They have some really good bargains and are forever having sales with shoes at very low prices. They have a huge range of trainers at half the normal price for the top makes which are a plus. The staff are lovely and polite and always keen to help you. There is a small carpark outside or a bus stop if you have come via bus.
Very clean and tidy shop with very helpfull staff. They always ask if you need help…read more The shoes on offer are ok very good standard and if you can not see what you want the staff do check for you. It can get busy and result in long quing times but a good shoe shop with some good bargins.
This branch of Schuh is the brand's only branch in Manchester city centre, it is located on Market…read moreStreet which is basically next to the new branch of WHSmith and the Arndale Centre. I called in this branch just to take a look at the footwear and see if there was any other clothing available ahead of my upcoming week in Barcelona, having used Schuh before when ordering my Ralph Lauren Polo trainers as I found them cheaper than rivals such as JD Sports, I thought this branch would be great on my search today. Schuh is a retailer which supports MyUNIDays, where you can get 10% off here in this instance if you qualify for it. The staff here didn't seem too welcoming or friendly sadly. The overall store inside, just seemed abit of a mess to me, it seemed to be a similar sort of layout and decor style to the other Schuh branch I have visited in the past, in Blackburn but for a city centre this just doesn't cut it. The store doesn't really stand out either on Market Street, which is the main shopping street in Manchester and as you go in, you can basically taste the clutter and disappointment, so sadly I feel this store let's down a big city like Manchester so deserves a single one star.
This branch of Schuh sells exactly the same stock as the Trafford Centre branch but it tends to…read morehave friendlier staff and a more buzzy atmosphere. Saturdays and Sundays are hellishly busy, especially at the beginning of the month when everyone's just been paid, so if you're wanting to try lots of pairs on try a week day. The stock changes monthly with a vast array of sensible, silly, ornate and outrageous shoes, heels, mary janes, boots, trainers and sneakers. Brands include Red or Dead, Rocketdog, Fly London, Irregular Choice, Fred Perry, K-Swiss, Adidas, Converse, Vans and Schuh's own excellent brand.
Poppy Red is a handy little children's footwear store in the cute little town of Ilkley. They are…read morequite a handy one it seems, as although ever-so-slightly off the beaten track they appear to be pretty popular. It's not really all that surprising really, though Ilkley has a few shoe shops none that I've seen cater exclusively to kids so they must be pretty specialist. They sell the all important school shoes, which to my understanding means smart, good for growing feet and black, generally. They also do more formal shoes, as little ones will be invariably required to attend weddings/meals and so on, and I was pleased to see that although there were some pretty and smart shoes here there were no horrid, ridiculous heels for 3 year olds in sight! If there was a heel at all, it was maybe a half centimetre at the most. Phew! As well as smart shoes they had a number of 'cool' options too. Some pretty dandy looking hi-tops, which I can imagine looking stupidly sweet on a little skater girl, and my least favourite - crocs. Eugh. I don't like them on adults at all. I suppose though, for wee ones, they are a pretty durable choice. I mean, I had them, after all and they lasted about 3 consecutive beach holidays. A number of good brands are also on sale, such as Mod8, Naturino and Sketchers. A handy shop for the little ones and their parents!
This shop is great - lovely staff with great customer service, not at all pushy, and really care…read morethat their shoes fit properly. They have a really nice selection of shoes and are happy for you to call in and have shoes checked to see if you're ready for the next size. The first time I went in to have my daughter's shoes checked I was told there was definitely another couple of weeks in them when it would have been very easy to say she needed a new pair for the sake of a sale. I'll definitely go back to this shop for my daughter's next pair of shoes!
Love this shop. Clarks do a range of shoes which are so comfortable that I wear them all the time…read morefor work, quite stylish without being too high a heel. The staff are incredibly helpful and they have a goodm range of product, they will always try to get the shoes you want if they happen to have run out, from their other shop. For childrens shoes this shop is fantastic, the ladies who work there have been there for years and really know there stuff when it comes to childrens feet.they always remember you form your last vicit and on the one occasion when I had to takes my sons shoes back there was no problem at all. I was given a new pair withouy question. Probably the best shoe shop in town
Clarks is one of my favourite shops because they do a really good range of ladies winter boots…read more Fair enough they are a little bit expensive in here but you defiantly get what you pay for. When I buy shoes and boots in here they always last me for ages and I don't have to get them re heeled for months. All of the boots in here are water proof and they do wide fitting shoes and boots as well. The staff are very helpful in haer and very polite. They will measure you feet for you if you ask and they always make sure you are satisfied with your choice before you buy.
Clarks! Who didn't love using the strange foot-measuring machine as a kid? What little girl didn't…read morewant a pair of Princess Magic Steps with the key in the sole? The joy of the foot-measuring machine was that slight nervous anticipation when you thought it could potentially squash your foot but it stops just short. Parents trusted Clarks because they seemed very focussed on ensuring their children's feet weren't going to be uncomfortable or deformed due to shoes. They wouldn't sell you anything just for the sake of making a sale, they want to sell you the RIGHT shoes. And the left ones too for that matter. Hehe. So you'll never get a pair of foot-massacring party heels at Clarks, so what? That ain't the Clarks way. It's cosy and comfy feet in their book, and anything with a heel has a heck of a lot of cushioning, and that heel sure as hell won't be a stiletto. It'll be something chunky, like in the 60s. Clarks very handily categorises its shoes via function, such as workwear, smart, casual, college and so on. You know you're getting quality, with their soft leather, well-fitting footwear. And they even do half sizes as standard. Do you know how many shops just refuse to acknowledge that half sizes exist? Tons. It might be sensible, but Clarks doesn't have to be boring. They've always catered to their audience while maintaining a subtle plateau of innovation, and that's what we love about them. When I worked at Barratt's I used to gaze longingly at the Clarks a few shops down. There's a shoe shop where people care about feet, I thought, explaining for the fiftieth time that day to a customer that we didn't do half sizes. Clarks has proved itself recession-proof, and it might just be time-proof too.
This is Manchester's Clarks store, yes they is some in smaller towns like Bury and Oldham however…read morethis one is in the city centre, and is much better than my local one, which is quite small and located opposite Heaton Park in the Sainsbury's They have a private section for kids upstairs, which gives you that little bit more of peace when looking for shoes. Both sections are a decent size Most Clarks' shoes are stocked here however they is a selection avaliable on the website to order in. The staff seemed quite nice and helpful. Unfortunatly I had to leave with no shoes and none being right for me due to feet problems and they was nothing on the website. This is a nice store and I prefer the in store experiance rather than online especially for shoes and it looks like I am going to have to kiss Clarks' goodbye. 3 stars for the good size of the store and staff, I can't give more due to the price of some shoes and they could definitley be more selection, in colours for example other than laces shoes, which I don't like.