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1. Bose Sound Dock Digital Ipod System rrp £250 now £199


2. Medium Mitzy Hobo now £315 3. Le Creuset Tagine now £129


4. Tag Heuer Chronograph Watch was £2495 now £1497


5. Links of London Sweetie Watch Diamond was £1450 now £380


From stylish clothing for men and women to on trend accessories and an extensive range of homeware and furnishings, McArthurGlen’s Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet has it all.


The UK’s first and largest designer outlet, McArthurGlen Cheshire Oaks is home to over 145 designer, premium and high street brands all offering up to 60% less all year round.


With new stores opening all the time, it’s easy to see why the centre attracts over 8.5million visitors every year. 2011 saw the opening of top fashion stores Reiss, Hobbs, Gant and Armani, as well as designer children and baby store Mamas and Papas.


McArthurGlen Cheshire Oaks offers a fantastic range of accessory brands,


Your Favourite Brands at Up to 60% Less McArthurGlen’s


OAKS


with designer handbags available at Mulberry, Radley, OSPREY LONDON and many more. For designer jewellery, head to Links of London or Tag Heuer, where sparkling gems and sophisticated watches are in abundance.


For shoppers seeking stylish homeware items and the latest iconic technology, look no further than well-known brands such as Le Creuset and Bose.


With free parking and late week night opening till 8pm, McArthurGlen Cheshire Oaks is a must-visit fashion destination in the North-West, situated just off Junction 10 of the M53. For further information about exclusive deals sign up to www.facebook.com/cheshireoaks


5 10 visitchester.com All prices correct at time of print. All products subject to availability.


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