@SweetPuff: Can't go wrong with a pair of double monks.
@nikfs1881: Going home already? There're more shoes you haven't picked up yet
I thought you said 2 pairs...where did the 3rd one come from?

You gotta show the Trickers.
Bicester is a hit and miss but more miss most of the time. The Cheaney pop up shop was there for a short period of time but only up to Easter I believe. There is Church's though.
You should make a day trip up to Northampton instead, may be easier to get around in a car hopping from one factory to another.
This is what you missed at Beicester, not much really but they do have some nice selections in there and it's not subs.


As for the EdwardGreen sales, not much that I fancy. There were rows and rows of shoes. Most were either old factory stocks or seconds and they weren't cheap either. Old stocks were at £500 and seconds at £400. I did get a pair of ShoeTrees at £35 but they were old stocks, the newer ones were still retailing at £95. They told me the wood was different and they've switched suppliers. I managed to get a matching belt instead which I was pleased.
Here's how it looks like. No crowd yet in the morning. Even when it opened there weren't many people. It started to pick up by midday.


My belt, tree and polish haul.

Decided to head back to Jermyn Street again which wasn't a wise move. I ended with another pair of Edward Green which I shall be picking it up next month after my break