Burberry Factory Shop

Helpful staff and great selection of coats and accessories. With U. S conversion rate the deals just weren’t to be had but had fun shopping. Went by underground and found it quite easy to get to. A short walk and people watching on the way.

Great selection of Burberry items — mostly trenchcoats but also clothing, bags and accessories from two seasons ago. Items can be as discounted as 80% off but obviously can’t have selection of sizes all the time. The salespeople are very helpful and will stay with you to help you find the right size in the right coat — great first experience and will definitely be back for more!

Not sure why theres such bad reviews. The place is definitely in an odd neighborhood but I never felt unsafe. We took an hour long bus ride there and easily found the place with google maps. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. It wasnt too crowded when we went and I got a great deal on a burberry quilted jacket. There is a lot to choose from and it wasnt what i expected at all. The staff even helped me try on the jackets which I thought was great. Do come for good discounts.

This is a great place most of the time. It’s very hit or miss but as far as quality true great Burberry classics, this is the place to visit. You do need to be smart about what you’re shopping for, know your Burberry!!! You can find some items that are near current season and at a killer deal. Definitely better for women, except they run out of smaller sizes FAST!!! You can find nice leather goods, cute shoes and sometimes great kid items.
As far as men’s clothing, if you wear a small-​medium you’ve hit the jack pot, but if you’re a size or large you’re SOL, but ask because miraculously if you ask nicely they can find what you want and have it shipped at the same outlet cost. Smile and ask nicely :)

This place takes time and you have to try clothes on in the aisles. The wait for dressing rooms are too long. Have to fight all the Japanese/​Asian tourists whom I found to be rude and mannerless in this store. Got lots of great deals. Looking forward to going again.

Stuff at a discount. They have EVERYTHING– cashmere, trench coats, hats, etc. Fair warning, this place is very CROWDED, mainly with Chinese, Japanese, & Asian-​American tourists (we love deals).
Pretty far from central London, and the Underground isn’t directly accessible. Private car, Taxi, Über, bus, or railway are your only options.
It’s worth it if you have the time and £££ to spend. Also, the neighborhood isn’t the nicest, so don’t leave the store with 6 shopping bags and try and take the Underground back…
Getting there:
— taxi is fastest, but probably the costliest.
— take the Thameslink and get off at Hackney Central. It’s a few blocks away (10min)
— take the Underground and get off at Bethnal Green. Take a taxi from there to the store.
UberX ride cost about £18.50 from the store to Tate Modern/​Southbank, about 40 min in traffic and rain.

Today i was at the burberry factory store. It is not hard to find if you got a map with you. It’s about 30 minutes from picadilly circus with tue subway. I went there on a sunday and there were not many people so i could shop easily. The prices are reasonable but still expensive. The less you can pay is 40£ for a pair of jeans or 50£ for a credit card holder. After i looked trough the store i finnaly bought a longsleeve tshirt for 66 pounds which is for me still expensive. The basic tshirt were at 53pounds but were not avialable in all colours or sizes.

I came here in December of 2013 and it was a lot better than I thought it would be! After reading so many reviews saying that there isn’t a wide variety of clothing and everything looks like unstylish rejects, I expected the shop to be pretty bad and came with low expectations. But it was actually a very nice store – it’s really large with a wide range of styles with most of their items being classy, wearable coats. It didn’t have a factory shop vibe to it! It looked like a regular Burberry store. As nice as the it may be, however, the prices aren’t cheap. I recall the scarves being more than 200 pounds and coats easily costing 600 pounds. My sister and I got a coat each and it was around 1200 pounds total. Don’t expect huge savings since you’ll be dropping a pretty penny if you buy something. If you’re a tourist from out of the country, make sure you ask for a VAT refund receipt to get some money back on the tax. You take it to the airport VAT counter and they’ll credit your credit card with the amount (although the airport cheated me out and gave me way less than the receipt said).

If you want a Burberry coat, you will find it. They are filled with trench, wool, cashmere, down. Everything! Prices are decent… About 30% off for newer items, 50% off most and some featured items 70% off.
I came here on a Sunday morning and find it a good way to spend a few hours. You can easily spend 2 – 3 hours browsing through and trying stuff on. I live near camden town so I got here by train. It’s a really easy walk if you get off at the ham key central train station. It’s not doggie at all.
To be fair, the best deals are actually the sweaters, dresses and pants… Not a wide selection but mostly dirt cheap. I got a dress for 50 pounds and a tshirt for 30 pounds. Easy way to drop some money if you like Burberry.
Bottom line: if you like Burberry enough to walk into the Burberry high street shop, stop by here first if you wanna save some money.

The Burberry Factory Shop has come a long way in recent years! It used to be a real factory shop with old cast offs, end of season stock, one of a kinds and some great bargains but since it’s refit a few years ago it is more of a discount branch of full price Burberry — the difference being it isn’t so unique and prices are much higher than before. However, it is well stocked and similar to the Burberry Outlet in Bicester Village and even has fitting rooms now. It mainly seems to cater for Chinese and Japanese tourists and you will find staff there that can speak a range of languages, signage also trends to be multi-​lingual so you won’t find yourself too lost. If you’re happy to spend £200+ for scarf, £600+ for a trench coat then this is your place — if not then try Aquascutum or Pringle next door, also iconic UK brands but much more reasonable prices.
Oh, and remember you will need £1 for the lockers at the front of the shop otherwise security will not be your friend…

Great place for shopping, coffee and anything else! Recommended!

I’ve only lived in Hackney for, oooh, about 7 years, and I’ve only shopped at the Tesco opposite this street, ooooh about 200 times, and I’ve only heard about this store from neighbours and friends about, oooh, ZERO times!
I only found out about it in one of those borough newsletters but it’s huge! The discounts are good but it’s still too pricey for me. If you’re looking for a classic Burberry jacket or suit then you should definitely come here.
No changing rooms though.

I love this place, because it has great selection of items that has great prices to go with it. Its always been a must stop for me whenever i go to London. They have the most amazing selection of coats so if your looking for one, go there!
The only reason it isnt getting 5 stars is the location and how hard it is to find it, but sometimes asking the right locals can def. help! haha

Klasse Preise, gigantisch große Auswahl und top Qualität. Nur möchte ich jedem Besucher raten: Der frühe Vogel fängt den Wurm!

a.k.a. Thomas Burberry Stock.
it is located in a very bad neighborhood. while walking from Hackney Central station to the store, I started to wonder if I would make it there alive.
after entering the store, the security made everyone put away everything at the locker. which was great, I didn’t have to carry my heavy coat in the store.
then the shocker came, there is NO DRESSING ROOM. are you for real? I am not going to strip down and change in front of all the strangers.
price was just alright. I only found 2, 3 item worth my time and money.
wont be back to that shit hole.

Went last week via underground. Called before I went and Burberry staff told me nearest tube station is Bethnal Green. However, this station is a long long walking distance to the factory. The underground staff taught us to take bus 106 and 254 and alight at Hackney Town Hall. Bus journey about 10 – 15 minutes. Walking will take at least 30 – 45 minutes.
Very impressed with the shop though. Very new, neat and organised with loads of stuff. clothes, shoes, bags, etc.
Security staff at entrance will make you leave everything in the lockers provided. only my mobile and purse allowed in. not even my handbag. I guess they just wanted to cut down shoplifting. Nevertheless, I found this convenient, especially when I trying on clothes.
Good bargains.

I bet you never knew that they’re currently doing up the old Burberry factory building. I discovered it on a new cycle route the other day, trying to avoid a back-​to-​back lorry and bus pileup. If you live in Hackney snd you’ve never been to this place I’d advise you to have a peek at least even if you are worried about making an investment into a clothing brand whose image has been somewhat tarnished by the likes of Daniella Westbrook and Brian Harvey of East 17.
Surprisingly chav free — its main customer base appears to be Japanese students; all trying to score a good bargain on pieces on season back; it’s worth remembering that fashion’s fickle ways will mean that you can stash it and it’ll be back ‘in’ in a few weeks’ time. They have all the key recurring looks covered: nautical? Check. Preppy? Check.
It’s very much an assortment; reminiscent of rifling through TK Maxx, looking for that one classic piece that’s ‘got to be in there, somewhere’. They hold stuff for you also, if you’re nice and are a regular. The kinds of savings you’ll enjoy are so great, they’d make Anna Wintour weep. A last season coat for £80? I’d only get a better rate if I nicked it.

Walk from Hackney central station (or bus stop) to the massive tescos, walk passed it and take 2 little road on the right and walk a couple hunderd yards then is a building site with a banner saying ‘sale’ above a doorway. This is Burberrys factory shop in london (the building site is the factory) where you can pick up huge savings on this designers clothing. Whether it be slight seconds or last years stock it all still top notch at an absolute huge saving from you would pay on the other side of town. Mens suits either 80 pound or 150 reduced from 590 shirts are 20 and coats 80 from 600 pound.

The Burberry Factory Shop used to be a well hidden secret but noe it seems the word has definately spread. It’s not unusual to be stopped by Japanese or Italian tourists in Hackney’s Mare Street asking for directions to the Burberry shop.
Indeed some of the locals do not even know about this fashion mecca but it is a definately popular with the tourists. The stock might not always be completely up to date but if you’re after a classic Burberry trench coat– this is THE place for you.
Not everything is covered in the Burberry check print and there are are some good quality jumpers– just the thing for the cold winter days. If you’re stuck for Christmas ideas head down to this factory shop and relish in the fact that you’re saving money!

This place represents for me a testament to how unpredictable living in Hackney can be. Not long after I’d moved to the area, but long enough for me to assume I had seen it all, myself and the girlfriend went for a lazy Sunday stroll. We meandered down Clapton Square, pass the church and across Morning Lane into Chatham Place. Needless to say, given the unedifying surrounds of council estates and blocked-​up pubs, we were then shocked to discover a massive Burberry factory outlet, replete with uniformed doormen and a clientele of almost exclusively rich-​looking asian people.
Equally needless to mention is the fact that I have yet to purchase anything from the place, despite three visits. There is lots to admire amongst the preppily-​styled fine cotton suits, sweaters and shirts, but even Burberry’s best 70% discount on their normal prices isn’t enough to drag it into my budget.
Ah well… I’ll just keep playing the lottery I suppose

In Hackney centre, near Mare Street and not far from the huge Tesco, there is Burberry’s stock.
Open every day, You need to leave your affaires personnelles and only keep your coat and your wallet.
Then the shopping can begin. There are a reduction about 20% to 70% sometimes.
There are 4 sections, one for women, one for men, one for babies and you’ll find one more for accessories, shoes, bags, umbrellas, and in the middle of this area there is a counter for glasses, small gifts signed Burberry.
The staff is not trying at all to make you buy so you really feel free to have a look and go.
Prices are expensive for the area but for Burberry’s addicts this is an amazing opportunity.
Good tip is to go during sales.