Welcome to Shoe Zone Oxford, your premier destination for high-quality footwear conveniently located at 109 Pound Way, Templars Square Shopping Centre, Cowley, Oxford OX4 3XH. At Shoe Zone, we pride ourselves on delivering an exceptional shopping experience, tailored to meet the diverse needs of our valued customers. Our knowledgeable and friendly staff are always on hand to assist you with any inquiries and help you find the perfect pair of shoes, whether you’re shopping for casual wear, work footwear, or something special.
What sets Shoe Zone apart is our unwavering commitment to quality and affordability. We offer a wide range of stylish and comfortable shoes for the entire family, ensuring that you don’t have to compromise on style for price. Our inviting atmosphere makes it easy to browse our extensive collection at your leisure, while our focus on customer satisfaction means you can shop with confidence.
Whether you’re looking for the latest trends or timeless classics, Shoe Zone is dedicated to providing you with value and convenience. Don’t hesitate to reach out to us at 01865 778943 or visit our website for more information about our products and services. Experience the difference at Shoe Zone Oxford—where quality footwear meets exceptional service!
5 Google Rating
Very friendly and helpful staff here with a good range of footwear and something for all price pockets. Added items like handbags and things which good for look through and reasonable prices. Parking easy though weekends and holidays it can be busy. Disabled slots outside store. Value for money here.
3 Google Rating
Better layout then previous visits. Reasonably priced footwear for children.
3 Google Rating
I bought two pairs of boots good value.l go every year to stock up...and as Cowley good parking.
2 Google Rating
So cheap and value shoes.
1 Google Rating
The staff do not seem to know the most basic things about what they are selling. Shoes often have labels on them to indicate what they are made of, but I am not myself familiar with the details of the codes used. Obviously shoe shop staff should be. When I asked in this store yesterday about what one of these labels meant, neither woman knew. One of them said that she could not read one symbol because it was in Chinese and she can't read Chinese. In fact, with reading glasses it can be seen that it is not Chinese at all, but a regular pattern apparently representing weaving. It still isn't apparent what this might indicate about the shoe, or what other symbols might indicate (particularly a sort of diamond). Can't they even telephone somebody to find out ?
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