Oasis Stores

I do like Oasis, especially this branch their Flagship branch, which is nice and spacious.
The layout of the store is great and works well, the changing rooms are upstairs and some of the nicest changing rooms I’ve encountered — and I am not a fan of trying on clothes and the whole experience! The staff on the changing rooms have always been nice when I’ve visited too.
This branch always has good displays, whether in store or in the window, and it does draw you into the store. I like the accessories on sale too, shoes; scarves; jewellery and watches. So you can usually come away with something, even if it isn’t what you originally went in for or expected to purchase! It is also a top place to come for Christmas party season — top tip!
I do sometimes feel that Oasis price themselves a bit too much out of the market, and their prices could be a little cheaper than they are.

Me wife and my husband went in there and found the staff and the owner very friendly and really knowledgeabler. If you want to go to a store where people really know product this seems to be the place in a friendly environment.

This is my favourite shop. Most of my high street clothes come from here, it’s much nicer than Topshop. Everything in here is very classic.
It’s not cheap though. But I always feel like I’m paying for good quality stuff. I’ve got dresses from here that are a good five years old and they’re only looking a little bit worn now!
Great shop, if you’re in London, and you don’t want the hassle of the huge mecca that is Topshop, this is even better.

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Oasis sells middle end Fashion clothing and accessories for young women. It is at the higher price end on the High Street with the likes of Top Shop, Warehouse and Miss Selfridge.
The Flag ship store on Argyll Street always has the most amazing window displays definitely drawing the attention of the crowds.
The store itself I always feel lacks a natural flow of energy. To get upstairs you have to walk half way round the ground floor. I know this is to get people through the shop and to see more.
It is a large store and the staff are ok but not overly helpful and always tend to be speaking amongst themselves with no regard for the customer.
Upstairs I always enjoy, lighter atmosphere with glass panels and the changing rooms are spacious.

Oasis have been one of my favourite high street fashion brands for many years. Recently I’ve noticed the stock they offer is not as exciting as it used to be. It’s definitely starting to look bland and drab. I still visit this store whenever I go shopping at Oxford Street. It is their flagship store, so it carries all the stock you can find on their website.
The store itself was refurbished a few years ago and it is still as beautiful now as it was at the beginning. The whole shop is designed in the style of a ladies boudoir, with lots of white and powder pink, Venetian mirrors on the walls and chandeliers hanging from the ceiling. The fashion is aimed at the smart twenty-​somethings. There are two floors with the escalators running through the centre of the store. The dressing rooms are larg-​ish and nicely decorated too. I love browsing thorough this shop for vintage-​inspired clothes. They have a special line of merchandise which is copied from the original vintage pieces. It is perfect for anyone looking for vintage style, without wanting to wear old pre-​worn clothes.
The prices are mid-​range and great value for money considering the quality.