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7 years ago
The availability of sizes has improved dramatically. The place is clean and plenty of staff with a really good selection. The general store has improved all over. read more
B1 Selden Hill
Riverside
Hemel Hempstead HP1 1BT
United Kingdom
0333 005 5415
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http://www.next.co.uk
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What time does Next open?
Next opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Thursday.Next opens at 10:30 AM on Sunday.
What time does Next close?
Next closes at 5:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.Next closes at 6:00 PM on Thursday.Next closes at 4:30 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Wed, Fri-Sat 9:00 AM - 5:30 PMThu 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMSun 10:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Yes, Next has parking options.
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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.
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.
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Always really tidy and not hellish at all finding what you want…read more It's not an excessively big store, but they have planned out the Primarney staples and they are all there! The staff here are so polite and friendly no matter when you go, which is amazing considering the hustle of working in retail and such large numbers of customers. If the queue gets big, then boom, they open more tills. Good variety for a shop this size and all really well presented.
Good sized Primark Store - not as big as Watfords, but plenty good enough for the size of Hemel…read moreTown centre. Fairly organised and clean for a primark store as well. Good selection - you can always find a deal there. could have more women's shoes, but good selection of clothes, and kids range.
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).
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 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.
For the size of Hemel Hempstead and its neighbouring stores, New Look is HUGE! And I love it! There…read moreis way more space in here than any other clothes shop in Hemel and you can find the usual bargain items which are a staple in my wardobe. There are always plenty of staff milling around and the changing rooms are plentiful which means no queuing, not even in sale times! The quality and price are what you've come to expect from New Look and they've recently added a mens area and childrens too. I'm a real convert on the kids clother, I've been buying my little man jeans from here ever since they opened! Fab quality which really takes a battering from my 4 year old and washes well. Excellent.
Following on from the previously cramped store out on the high street, this New Look store offers a…read moremuch more extensive range in a pleasant, modern shopping environment. With a good selection of clothing at reasonable prices, New Look can provide the staples for any wardrobe - casual, nights out and workwear. This New Look also offers a menswear range and a good selection of shoes, as well as the Inspire range for size 16+ and the 915 teenage range. Great for clothes shopping on a limited budget.
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Good store, well laid out with plenty of space to move around. Intimidating store guard, but I…read moresuppose hes meant to be. The shoes section has a great selection and the clothes are great value. The staff could do with some manners and realise we dont all want to hear what chantelle is doing at the weekend.
i really love mark one clothes. they are always up to date with the latest fashion but, unlike some…read morestores, they are wearable and affordable. a good range of shoes and their jewellry is cute but not exactly what you would call well mdae. If you keep an eye on their prices you will find that everything gets reduced when it has been available for about a month, so don't buy immediately - what you fancy will be reduced. T shirts good value at £2-3. The staff at thre till aren't very interested in you though and if you dare ask if something is available in a different size.. Always wirth a look for the discounted bargains though.
The new Next store in the Eden Shopping centre is really very nice. The store is very large in…read morecomparison to the old one and has a much better layout. There is about twice as much space for ladieswear and a much better selection of homeware. The poor men now have to go upstairs for their clothes but it's bright, clean and well designed so they shouldn't mind too much. You can still order and do Next directory returns there which is very useful. It's much improved since moving to the Eden Shopping Centre and I visit much more often because of that.
Next is now in the Eden Shopping Centre. It is sooo much better than the old one as it is really…read morebig and has a wider range of clothes. The layout is also a lot better. The womens, children and men's departments are so much bigger and it is a nicer shopping experience now as it doesn't feel so cramped like the older store was. You can still order from the Next Directory but there isn't as much need to as the range is now bigger.
Clean a tidy store, and one of only a few place in stevenage you get a good selection of converse…read moretrainers. The staff are friendly, the only problem is that its slightly overpriced.
This is quite a large store, and one of the few clothes shops that cater for both male and female…read morefashion under one roof. They make good use of the space they have, with a wide choice of clothing and a large airy store, with plenty of space to move around and browse. Their fitting rooms are nice too. The prices are reasonable, but not cheap. They stock a wide variety of shoes, particularly trainers. The staff seem friendly and helpful. I bought something in here once that had been under-priced by mistake, but they honoured their pricing and sold it to me at the lower price. I feel their customer service is good.
This topshop is pretty small and cramped. They try to carry a good selection but don't really have…read morethe space for it at all. Prices are decent and if they don't have what you want they will order it in for you. I still prefer the Oxford st one though!
A very small Top Shop - has both male and female clothing however. Difficult to negotiate a buggy…read morearound the store. Despite it's size a reasonable selection of clothes. There is another Top shop in Debenhams in Harrow.
One of those constant sale shops. The clothes are really cheap, but you can tell. They recently get…read morea range of clothes for the larger lady, but after looking thrice, i'll not bother, they tend to be really horrible.
This shop is aimed at quite a young audience, I would say around the late teens early twenties…read moremark. It used to be crowded with rails, but the last time I went in, it was quite sparse, and didn't seem to have as much choice as usual. The have a range called Sophie, which is for around 8-14 year olds. I have had some good clothes for my kids from here, the prices are moderate, more expensive than Primark, cheaper than Next. Also good for cheap accessories such as hair bands and necklaces.
i really love this shop, it has such classy clothes! it is expensive, mind but it is pure quality…read more the shop is huge and offers lots of choice.
I love next clothing. It is good quality and normally has a reasonable price tag…read more Saying that this particular store is not very well laid out and is a bit squashed up. (Bedford Interchange Park is alot better). There is not really enough room for pushchairs etc. and there is no lift to the second floor. The kids clothes section is a bit squashed up with the ladies downstairs, and the mens section upstairs. This store could be alot better planned out like their other stores elsewhere.
Generally speaking, I really like NEXT clothes, especially their kids range. However, the NEXT…read morebranch in Hitchin isn't that good. 1) It's small, so they don't stock the best range of stuff 2) The layout is awful for people who have pushchairs or people in a wheelchair. It's almost impossible to get a buggy into the children's section, which is a bit silly considering most people wanting to buy kids clothes will have a child in a pushchair. All the mens clothes are on the 2nd floor, and they don't have disabled access. Personally I think this is terrible.
I liked this shop! It was well-orgainsed- SHOCK HORROR even…read morethe sale items!!! AND the staff were friendly and helpful. Although it wasn't the biggest shop in the world it had good-sized, clean changing rooms and a great variety of clothes. Rangeing from smart well-cut blazers and pencil skirts for work and flashy, sequinned tops and dresses for a night out to accessories, smart/casual jumpers and some extremely cute hoodies. I bought a white one with mutli-coloured stripes and diamante detail for £16.99 but I was even happier when I was told by t e cashier that I was eligible for a 10% student discount if I had my student card with me! :) My only criticism would be that some of the clothes looked a tad cheap and the price range is slightly above average but this shop is definately great for teenagers and young people who follow fashion.
i love the clothes from there but they cost a bomb too the staff are friendley and helpful and its…read morewell layed out but it sells mostley party wear
This topshop is quite small but still offers a great range of fashion clothing. The staff are…read morefriendly and always wearing the lastest range of clothes. The store has a number of changing rooms which are clean and tidy.
ACCESSORIES. (for you tl:drs out there)…read more I've walked past Relax Garden on Kingsland Road many a time, and was always a bit put off by the boxy cuts of the frocks dancing in the tight little window. Finally, I saw past the squareness of it all on an early June day, and made my way in to the quaint boutique. Here's the skinny -- everything is a bit boxy. It's not quite as "shoreditch" as the window displays would have you believe, though. The upside to this particular cut and style is that it fits a wider range of people (pun intended? no). For me though personally, not very flattering so I skipped on most of the items I adored on the racks. but did end up with one very lovely summery dress that will be very nice for work, chiming in at £78. It's flowy, not boxy -- big difference! However ACCESSORIES. This is where it's at in the Relax Garden, my dears. Earrings, necklaces, scarves, sunglasses...all very inexpensive. I snagged a gorgeous pair of triangle earrings, a summer scarf, a headband (we'll see how that goes) and was truly delighted at the options. It's a very small shop. The women are friendly and somewhat over involved in the experience. I am sure they are happy to help, but I do prefer a bit more space. I am sure if I had just told them that they would've left me to it. They've been open 10 years. They are doing something right! The clothes are well made and not nearly as expensive as I had anticipated. If you are shopping in or around Shoreditch High Street, make sure to give this one a go, it'll be worth it for the accessories and perhaps you are the perfect person for that square fit boxy look -- then it's a goldmine.
Relax Garden is an adorable boutique, stocking mostly Japanese designers and their own label, which…read moreshares its name with the shop. Everyone knows that Japanese people are unquestionably the best dressers in the world, so Japanese designers are generally a safe bet. I like this store because it looks very expensive, but isn't. They stock an interesting selection of garment designs in great colours and fabrics. They also have some beautiful leather bags and very cool jewellery. My favourite piece in the shop this season is a bright orange, button up jersey vest. Every time I have been in here the staff have been friendly and welcoming, happy to give what seem like genuine opinions on the outfits I choose and in return, I usually pick something temporarily wardrobe and life changing for about £50. It's around the same price as Topshop but with the added bonus of knowing you probably won't walk into a party wearing the same dress as everybody else.