Bon Marche is anything but a good market. Occupying quite a large retail unit on Commercial Way…read morethis is an outlet that will really only suit the older ladies and those who do not want to spend very much. Although aimed at the cheaper end of the market some of what is sold is not particularly cheap, nor does it offer very good value. If you want to buy an old lady a night gown then look here but don't expect to find much for the younger market. Fabrics tend to the nylon and shoes to the PVC. It's that kind of place. Staff are older and tend to be reasonably helpful. There are a couple of changing rooms to the rear of the store which are adequate but far from roomy. It's almost a Primark for OAPs

This store takes up quite a large area, and is filled with cheap clothes and homeware items -…read morewomen, men and children are all catered for. The selection at this store is quite vast, but can feel sometimes like a random selection of items with very little order to structure to the place. The layout is quite crowded for a store of this size, with clothes often dumped in heaps on the floor or thrown onto the display shelves in disorder. The quality of the clothes is also quite poor - I accidentally bought a top in Primark that had somehow managed to be sewn with the straps entangled, and was virtually unwearable. The staff seem friendly and the service is good, but the queues are often quite long and the temperature in the store is often uncomfortably hot for no explicable reason. Of course, the prices of items are, as would be expected, low.

Great shop full of low cost items. Sections for menswear, ladieswear (including lingerie),…read morechildrenswear and a small homeware section. There is a shoe section but this is predominantly for women. This is quite a small Primark compared to some I've been in. The main problems in this store are that in the summer it is like stepping into a sauna, as there is no air conditioning, and believe me, it gets HOT! The other bug bear is if you go on a Saturday, expect to have to queue for quite a while. Apart from that, not a bad shop for bargains!

Small River Island outlet, with seperate entrances for the womenswear and menswear sections…read more(although it all merges inside anyway!) Small shoe and bag section and jewellery and accessories area. When I wished to purchased an item they had in the window, I could not find it in the shop, so they were more than happy to let me have the window item, unlike some stores Staff helpful and willing to accomodate.

River Island has some cool rock chick items, but the one in Woking doesn't give itself a chance…read more It is absolutely tiny, split in 2 (men and women), and barely has any content worth speaking of. Small range of bags, tiny range of shoes, small selection of jewellery Very few clothes to begin with. They do have a nice location in the Peacocks, but don't seem to get much traffic despite their lovely window settings.

A very good TopShop, despite its rather small size…read more The women's department is on the main floor, with a shoe and handbag section (my favourite) all the way in the back. If you go up the stairs, you end up in a slightly claustrophobic men's section. Strangely, it does have a nice selection of items. Especially shoes. Sadly, it does NOT carry any of the items TopShop is more famous for, such as leather bags, the Kate Moss collection, and other goodies. The jewellery section is also incredibly small, constrained to 1 or 2 spinners, which is puny when compared to what you get at the flagship store. This mini-TopShop has gone for variety over specialisation, and as such you have a decent chance of finding several things here. Just none of the staples.

Relatively large fashion shop on two floors. Downstairs…read morehouses the ladieswear department, where there is a good selection of clothing from casual to smart. There is a seperate shoe section at the back of the shop. Throughout the shop there are various accessories - jewellery, bags etc Upstairs is the mens department which also stocks a range of clothing and a small shoe section All in all the shop is well laid out and bright

Topshop and Topman allocate a corner store of the Wolsey Place shopping centre, with Topshop on the…read morelower concourse, and Topman on the upper concourse respectively. This is quite a small Topshop store, that is often crowded and busy despite the layout of the shop attempting to minimise this. They stock a range of women's clothes, lingerie, bags and accessories, as well as a petite range. The stock is reasonable for the size of the store, but often does not contain the full range of products you might expect to find as suggested by the Topshop website. The staff are reasonably friendly and the queues aren't generally too long, which suggests that they must be fairly efficient. The clothes themselves though are often very expensive for what they are though.

I visited Piajeh in Weybridge for the first time in a while recently and it still remains one of…read morethe best and most unique boutiques in Surrey. It's been in Weybridge for around 15-16 years now. They've always had such a variety of different things and rarely ever the same item is available again, so best to grab it when you see it, try it on and buy it there and then, or it will be gone quickly. There is something for everyone here, casual everday and anytime pieces, cashmere tops, party dresses, evening wear, gorgeous shoes and trendy boots for all occasions and a fabulous selection of costume jewellery, a few bags and belts. Don't expect any bargains as Piajeh is a top end boutique, but it's always worth a look out for one-off creations that are on sale. I would describe Piajeh as a treasure trove for anyone with a unique eye for fashion and if you're after something different that nobody else you know will also have in their wardrobe. A sister Piajeh boutique (same owner) opened in the Summer of 2012 in Wimbledon village, haven't visited that shop yet.