We started our shopping spree at Ralph Lauren and ended up
in the same place at the end of our visit. No need to cross roads and no need
to worry about getting lost, or not finding your favourite shop.
There are 145 stores here, some are designer outlets, like
Mulberry, Armani, Burberry, some affordable luxury outlets such as Michael Kors
and Lulu Guinness, and others are outlets of high street brands, for example
Dune, Hobbs, and M&S.
Stock differs; when I went to Michael Kors outlet, I couldn`t
see anything super-exciting. But I asked if they had anything more va-va-voom,
and the manageress brought new stock items, which were not displayed on the
shop floor yet. Amongst them, there was this beautiful two-tone dress. I
remember falling in love with it in Singapore, at the beginning of the year,
but at that time, they didn`t have my size. I was very pleased I could get it
now!
The price discounts vary as well; sometimes you can find a
super-deal. For example I bagged a pair of faux leather trousers reduced from £110
to £19! Mind you, they were size 00 (double zero) so not many people were able
to fit into them. One of the dresses I bought was reduced from £225 to £169.
Another from £240 to £159, but the third one I bought for…..£49!
There are many coffee shops, bars and restaurants on the
site, from Starbucks, to Wagamama. Access is easy, either by car (plenty of
free parking slots), or there is a regular bus service from Chester and
Liverpool.
Happy shopping!
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