Marks & Spencer

I always find this Marks & Spencer store, which is effectively an outlet store situated at the designer outlet a bit hit and miss if I’m honest!
Generally the stock is well picked over, and a bit of a mess!
You can however, if you’re prepared to fight the crowds get some good bargains — the best being on children’s clothes. What I tend to do is buy for ⁶⁄₁₂ months ahead as the clothes on sale are usually from the season before. For example, winter clothes can usually be bought in spring and visa versa.
for ladies clothes, there isn’t an awful lot — but you can get some good bargains if you need to stock up your underwear draw!

Marks and Spencer in the outlet sucks for men, for the ladies I’m sure its great but everytime i visit the store the mens section gets smaller and is mainly made up of suits in which you cannot get a matching jacket and trouser.
The biggest store in the outlet and always busy they have some good prices if you can find what you are looking for and it is starting to get a ‘cooler’ image but its still not hip hop and down with the kids!

situated in designer outlet,
fab place for discounted marks and sparks stuff from school uniforms, toys, gifts, homewears, bedding and women, children and mens clothing. rails are often crammed.
great if your one of these that shop in january for xmas pressies to put away!
the store is often packed with shoppers and canbe a wait at the tills, during the busy periods.
fashion wise, not for me!
but they have a nice underwear section for cheap well made underwear! though fitting/​sizing can differ to other high street stores, so try them in the changing rooms 1^st,
as i found some bra’s to still have the 50’s super pointy cups!
though the chain has improved the fashion, in the past few years,
it’s still the place my mother shops for clothes. in my mind.
their per una line is very good for office work and what i call mature evening wear. though the fashion is not for me, the clothes are always well made and of good quality