Radley

Radley is something which is linked with quality and the brand’s name equals class and good quality. This place has an amazing range and there can be no denying the value and quality that you are provided with by this company.
The surroundings here are great and the décor is plush and comfortable and I found this place to be relaxed and easy to shop within. The staff helped me feel even more relaxed due to the fact that they are so friendly and dedicated to what they do.
The prices here can be high and it is understandable given the stature of the brand and the customer does not mind paying extra.
Solid and classy everything you need.

Radley is a little shop in the heart of Keys Court which sells a cute range of fashionable products and accessories including wallets, purses and luggages. There was one particular suitcase I spotted which I thought was quite an innovative design because it had flexibility for manoeuvring in all positions but it did cost around £60 and wasn’t the biggest of luggages. However, this is still a great shop for the odd gift or treat as it doesn’t fail to catch the eye plus the quality of material is decent.
Since the area is quite spacious, this gives you plenty of breathing space when there are more customers present. Also, there is always a friendly member of staff willing to assist and greet you. You couldn’t really ask for much more for an elegant and charming shop like Radley.
Even though prices are a little moderate, I would recommend the shop for its quality and uniqueness.

DOE, this one methinks.
Did you know… that Radley now do SHOES?!?
Whether you love or hate those little leather terriers and the bags, purses, wallets and suitcases on which they reside (and why would you hate them, apart from the price?), you can’t deny that Radley has the market cornered when it comes to cutesy yet mature, a difficult combo to achieve. And the fact that they’ve started an adorable range of footwear, well, the mind boggles.
Radley always do quirky little things you don’t expect. I for example was surprised to see sunglasses, umbrellas, even large pieces of luggage and beach bags as I was so used to seeing little coin purses, wallets and handbags but the shoes really are something else. From comfy flip flops to pumps, heels and wedges and classic little sandals all in bright, pastel colours or plan tan, cream or brown, you’ll already have a million things in your wardrobe to go with any of Radley’s shoes. And while the asking prices are usually quite high, the sales and further/​final reductions are something to behold.
The staff here are especially lovely and more than happy to guide you, whether you’re buying a gift or treating yourself. I’ve had my own Radley wallet for over a year now and it’s served me very well, it hasn’t discoloured despite being pastel pink and it’s not worn at all. I’m a fan of the brand and would have far more stuff could I afford it. Never mind… it’s summer sale time! *Checks bank balance*

Well my expertise in the area of handbags is limited and exposure to them less so I will grant you that, so I can deal with this review in a purely objective and measured way but how can you girls seriously wish to spend this much on a handbag and/​or purse!
To be fair the shop is as bright and inviting as you would expect from the new units in the Peter’s Lane development and the staff were as friendly and pleasant as you can be to a bewildered and out-​of-​his-​depth young man in this scenario.
What I could gather is that they have a lot of handbags and purses with little dogs on them — not sure what the significance of that is although understanding as I do that women tend to stuff as much crap as they can within their hadbags maybe it is some sort of seal of approval to let you know should you wish you can even get a small dofg in here.

I like Yorkshire terriers.
I like Highland terriers.
And I like Scotty dogs
I really do.
The idea of buying a purse, wallet, handbag, belt or accessory with a little pooch on however, is another thing entirely. Add expensive price tags, naff names (like Godalming, Bewley & Olney) and disinterested staff into the equation and I’m out of the store faster than a greyhound.