This is a Clarks outlet shop. It's always an odd crowd, and always a crowd in general. Sometimes an…read morealarm goes off. It's cool, though. I don't believe I've ever actually purchased shoes here, but I live in hope that someday the cute pair of shoes in the outlet shop will not be a size 4. If you need cheap shoes that put comfort first, it's a good bet. If you're looking for Clark's limited more stylish options, you won't find them here. But it's a nice thing to have in the neighborhood!

Danger, do not enter "just to look."…read more I fell prey to the temptress of "further reductions" -- and found myself 2 shopping bags deep with new nude boots and a leather bag by the time I could even say "Spice?" Seriously, like 10 minutes. Sigh. The shop girl was lovely (and persuasive without even trying to be!), the store is gorgeous, the shoes are lovely and the collection is curated perfection. If you are looking for some lovely shoes, Spice should be on your list. *Now located in Camden Passage (not the high street).

Spice shoe store was nominated the best woman's shoe store of year 2008 by Drapers awards and that…read morepretty much tells it all. They have their own Spice label as well other design labels, and a small selection of bags. It is pricey and the the selection very small but occasionally I find something I fell in love with.. I would say the style is very contemporary, minimal and feminine. I love shopping in the Upper High Street so this store is my favorite, and the service is always so friendly and warm.

Priceless shoes has a price and it is cheap! Not cheap in a bad way, just inexpensive…read more You won't find anything super cool in this shop just cheap boots and shoes. Most shoes are not leather which is good for me. I have guilt even though I like The Smiths ( "Why ponder life's complexity when the leather runs smooth on the passenger seat") I try to be a good vegetarian. One thing about this shop. They are selling these hideous children's boots in neon shades that look like outer space crocs for 2 pounds. If you like this sort of thing (My mother does) then you'll like this so ugly it's appealing find. You can also find some cheap bags among the shoes.

A decent range of shoes, including Hush Puppies and Echo. There are also some orthopedic shoes for…read morethose with knee and heel pains from Rockport, the 'original' orthopedic shoe makers. The emphasis is on the best quality footwear, imported from all over Europe to offer a really good collection. The people here are pretty friendly. I was looking for a particular pair of brown Hush Puppy boots, which were out of stock. They brought out the catalogue, and offered to order it for me to arrive within the week. I was really impressed by the friendly service, and would recommend this place to anyone on an elastic budget.

Great shop. A bit hidden but the shoes in here are an absolute treasure, If i had enough money…read morewould buy the entire shop, especially the the Lulu Guiness shoes!! Priceless!

It is a futile battle to order my kid shoes over the internet…read more As much as I would wish NOT to be shopping with him (he feels the same) -- having him try on shoes is an absolute must. I've wasted some serious cash and time in this process so I have learned my lesson. So right after his first haircut at Mata Mata we popped next door to Jimmy's to kick it old school shopping style-- where there is a huge selection of kiddo footwear. Bingo bango, we're in business! I was after some sandals and realizing summer is really basically over (it's July) the kind girl offered to measure his feet and bring me out whatever might be left in his size. Probably the first lesson is have your kids feet measured. Each time. I don't know why I keep thinking I can just guess and things will work out well. And then there were 2 in his size. Luckily, I liked one of them. So he tried them on, padded around the store wildly in them, which let me know they would indeed do the trick -- paid quickly, wore them out of the store. Wonderful. The girls were very helpful and this is definitely a full-service shop. Would definitely visit again! The Campers I got him weren't cheap (£50) but *hopefully* should at least last the rest of this season and provide good support for his rapidly growing and developing arsenal of physical endeavours. God willing. *accepts cards. *wide range of adult shoes, too! (Birkenstock, high end leather, trainers)

One of the worst costumer service ever! They sold us a pair…read moreof shoes and each shoe was a different number (one was 11, the other was 12), my son wanted to wear the shoes right away and I did not check that both shoe had the same number. I realised that they were different when we got home, I called the store immediately and they were super rude and they refused to reimburse us or exchange the shoes although it was their mistake! Basically I wasted 50 pounds. I WOULD NOT GO THERE EVER AGAIN!

This is probably the best shoe store for kids in London, it has a large range of shoes for toddlers…read moreup to the age of 14. There are sneakers and boots for children, including pumas and all stars. The shoes look adorable on toddlers. You can take your child in for a fitting, and the staff will make sure you get the perfect size that has just a little room to grow. I got the cutest pair of pink all stars for a newborn niece. She is going to learn the elements of style from an early age! And they have stores elsewhere in London, so you can find one in your area.

What a great store this WOULD be, if only the staff was friendly OR helpful. We came in and got a…read moremere grunt from BOTH staff members. I felt like leaving immediately. I did want to buy shoes so hung around long enough to be served (despite being the only client in store) We were not offered a fitting or alternatives in available sizes. Disappointment was great with me and my children.

The Designer Warehouse is one of my favourite London discoveries…read more Not far from my home, and just off Seven Sisters road is a monthly sale for designer clothes - having heard from it from a colleague, I didn't really know what to expect. It was great and would definitely recommend giving it a visit. When getting to the warehouse, you have to leave your bag and coat (including your phone) in a cloakroom, and may a small fee of £3 (or 2?) to be able to get in. The sale is over 2 floors, and organised by designers - some are really well known, some are smaller names I've never heard of. It's not a posh environment, it's just rows and rows of clothes on hangers - and you have to take the time to go through them to find the gems, and also your size. There aren't any changing rooms, but there is an area where you can go and try them on at the back of the venue - it's closed off to men, but you do have to accept getting changed in front of other women. I am myself a massive fan of Vivienne Westood, and this was also the opportunity for me to try on a few pieces of her clothes - and yes, I did cave in and buy a top (1/3 of the original price) and a scarf. Good to know: they separate their sales between womanswear and menswear - their schedule is updated on their website.

From the owner: Named "The Best Designer Discount" outlet in London by the Independent on Sunday, by Time Out as…read more"one of the Ten Best Reasons for living in London", and by Elle "a Top Twenty favourite shopping spot", the Designer Warehouse Sales have established themselves as one of the foremost destination venues for fashion lovers. With more award winning designer labels housed under one roof than at any other outlet in the country - including high style retailers Selfridges and Harvey Nichols - DWS provide fashion lovers with the best of designerwear at the lowest of possible prices. Held over three packed days, twelvetimes a year, these Sales offer customers catwalk one-offs, showroom samples and cancelled orders from the pick of the current seasons collections. Expect reductions of 60% or more on the rails of clothes packed into spacious studios in London, outside the Congestion Zone.