Hidden in the basement corner of the grotesque Elephant and Castle shopping mall, then again, Clarks has never claimed to be glam and this is the outlet store. Nevertheless, if you can bear the scenery it’s worth a visit. Read the rest of this entry »

A ‘Burberry outlet store’ may sound good, but in reality it is mainly a Japanese tourist attraction. What’s more, it is not near a tube station and is difficult to find on foot or by car. Once found, it is surrounded by building sites and rubbish. Read the rest of this entry »

Sells new cheap clothing but generally more fashionable than most such discount outlets.  Almost everything was priced at £7 on our visit, including tops and a smart black knit shirt dress. Read the rest of this entry »

Generally cheap looking and not that fashionable stuff. Centre racks have tops - including knitwear - for £5. Side rails are more expensive - eg £15 for a knitted tank with combined chiffon blouse. Read the rest of this entry »

Features a large selection of formal menswear with suits at 70 per cent off and shirts for £5. If you are looking for something stylish, you’d be better off going to one of the DWS men’s designer sales. Read the rest of this entry »