London Designer Outlet has nineteen shops selling trainers, covering running, football, fashion, hiking, school shoes and everyday comfort. This guide shows what each store does best, so you know where to start.
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London Designer Outlet is five minutes from Wembley Park station and has nineteen shops selling trainers. Start with Asics for running, Nike Unite for the biggest range, New Balance for wide fittings, Puma for football boots and Skechers for families. Discounts vary by store and season.
Written by the Wembley Park editorial team. Updated August 2026.
Asics Outlet: Best for Running
Where to find it: Ground floor, unit 6, between Columbia and Skechers.
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The only store at the centre with in-store gait analysis. Staff assess your feet and running style to match you to the right shoe, which is unusual in an outlet setting and the single strongest reason to start here if you are buying for running rather than casual wear. The full men's and women's performance range sits alongside children's trainers and the Mexico 66 lifestyle line. If you are new to running and unsure what you need, this is the store to visit first.
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Nike Unite: Best for Biggest Range
Where to find it: Ground floor, unit 42, next to Vans, and Level 1, units 65 to 66, near Guess.
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The largest trainer store in the centre at 15,500 square feet, following a 2022 expansion that increased the unit by more than two thirds. That floorspace gives it the deepest size and colourway range of any trainer store at the centre. Air Max and Air Force lines are the draw, alongside running, training and Jordan ranges.
Know the layout before you go, because the two floors split by department. The ground floor holds women's clothing and footwear plus the full kids' range, so families should start there. Men's footwear and clothing is on the first floor, along with self-checkouts and the collection and returns desk. If you are buying men's trainers, go straight upstairs.
adidas Outlet: Best for Originals and Terrace
Where to find it: Ground floor, units 37 to 38, next to The North Face.
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The second large sportswear anchor, covering trainers and apparel for the whole family. The terrace and originals lines are why most people come, though the running range is fuller than the shop front suggests. Its ground floor position puts it close to the main entrance, making it the easiest store to reach if you are stopping in before a match rather than shopping the full centre.
New Balance Outlet: Best for Wide Fittings
Where to find it: Ground floor, unit 14, between Crocs and Converse.
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The store to try if standard trainer sizing does not fit you well. New Balance carries a wider range of narrow and wide fittings than the other trainer brands here, and that carries through to outlet stock. The lifestyle lines have become the draw in recent years, but the running and walking ranges are what the store is built around. Worth a look before you settle for a compromise fit elsewhere.
Puma Outlet: Best for Football Boots
Where to find it: Ground floor, unit 10, near Skechers and Crocs.
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Puma covers more ground than most single-brand stores here, running from football boots and training kit through to designer collaborations and street styles. Men's, women's and children's footwear and apparel are all stocked, alongside sporting accessories and indoor and outdoor equipment. With Wembley Stadium a five-minute walk away, the football range is the obvious draw.
All five sport and performance stores are on the ground floor.
INSIDER TIP
Four footwear stores sit in a row on the ground floor. Crocs, New Balance, Converse and Timberland are units 13, 14, 15 and 16, so you can compare comfort footwear, wide fittings, canvas classics and outdoor trainers in one short stretch. Columbia, Asics and Skechers are a few doors along at units 5B, 6 and 7. If you are buying for a family with different needs, that end of the ground floor covers most of it in one go.
Converse Outlet: Best for Canvas Classics
Where to find it: Ground floor, unit 15, between New Balance and Timberland.
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This was the first Converse outlet store to open in the UK, which is why it is larger than most Converse concessions and why the range holds up better than you might expect from an outlet. Footwear runs across men's, women's and children's, with apparel alongside.
Vans Outlet: Best for Skate Shoes
Where to find it: Ground floor, unit 41, between The North Face and Nike Unite.
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Around 1,800 square feet of skate and casual footwear, plus apparel and backpacks. The classic silhouettes are stocked consistently rather than being sale-dependent, so this is the reliable stop if you are replacing a pair rather than browsing. Pairs naturally with Converse if you are shopping canvas rather than performance.
Levi's Outlet: Best for Casual Denim Style
Where to find it: Level 1, units 75 to 76, next to BOSS.
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Easy to miss as a trainer stop, since most people come for jeans. The footwear range is small but focused: low-profile white leather court trainers built to sit under denim, including children's sizes with hook and loop fastening. Worth ten minutes if you are already in for jeans and want something that matches the rest of the fit.
Converse and Vans are on the ground floor, Levi's is on Level 1.
Kurt Geiger Outlet: Best for Premium Leather Trainers
Where to find it: Level 1, unit 72, between Champion Outlet and Dune London.
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The most upmarket trainer offer at the centre, with leather and suede styles displayed alongside brogues, loafers and Chelsea boots rather than sportswear. That positioning tells you what they are for. If you want a trainer that reads as a shoe, this is the store.
BOSS Outlet: Best for Smart Casual Trainers
Where to find it: Level 1, unit 77, next to Levi's and near Tommy Hilfiger.
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The most straightforwardly formal option here. Low-profile leather trainers in black, white and navy that sit comfortably under tailoring, plus knit runners in the same restrained palette, all displayed alongside the wider menswear range. If you are buying one pair to cover smart-casual occasions, start here.
Calvin Klein Outlet: Best for Minimalist White Trainers
Where to find it: Level 1, units 82 to 83, next to Tommy Hilfiger.
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Almost the whole footwear display is black and white. If you want an unbranded-looking white leather trainer that goes with everything and does not shout, this is the most efficient stop at the centre. The range sits in the middle of the store rather than along a wall, so it is quick to scan.
Tommy Hilfiger Outlet: Best for Preppy Everyday Trainers
Where to find it: Level 1, units 79 to 81, between BOSS and Calvin Klein.
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Sits between sportswear and smart. Grey suede court trainers and white cupsoles with the flag stripe, all recognisably branded without being loud. Useful if you want something designer that does not have a sports-brand silhouette, and the range works as well with chinos as with jeans.
Guess Outlet: Best for Fashion Trainers
Where to find it: Level 1, units 58 to 60, near Nike Unite.
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The most decorative trainer offer at the centre. Chunky white soles, crystal-set branding and statement finishes, aimed squarely at a night out rather than an office. If Kurt Geiger is too restrained and Calvin Klein too plain, this is the middle ground.
All five smart and designer stores are on Level 1, so this section is one lap of the upper floor.
The North Face Outlet: Best for Trail Running
Where to find it: Ground floor, units 39 to 40, between adidas Outlet and Vans.
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The deepest technical footwear range at the centre, built around the VECTIV trail platform and displayed on a dedicated wall alongside approach and hiking styles. This is the store for genuine off-road running rather than casual wear, and the only one here where trail running is treated as its own category rather than a subsection of hiking.
Columbia Outlet: Best for Hiking Footwear
Where to find it: Ground floor, unit 5B, next to Asics.
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The footwear wall is signposted by use: Hiking, Outdoor Active and Winter, which makes it the easiest outdoor store here to shop if you know what you are doing but not which model you want. Omni-Tech waterproofing runs through much of the range, and there are fitting rooms in store. The obvious choice for wet British walks rather than mountain use.
Timberland Outlet: Best for Outdoor Trainers
Where to find it: Ground floor, unit 16, next to Converse.
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Boots-led, but the trainer range is broader than most people expect: lugged-sole low shoes in mesh and nubuck built for light trail and everyday wear, sitting alongside the classic yellow boot. The store shelves stock in boxes below the display, so sizes are easy to check yourself without waiting for staff.
All three outdoor stores are on the ground floor, with The North Face beside adidas and Vans.
Skechers Outlet: Best for Families
Where to find it: Ground floor, units 7 to 8, next to Asics.
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The practical stop rather than the fashion one. Skechers covers athletic, casual and comfort footwear for men, women and children, including the memory foam trainers the brand is known for and a full school shoe range. If you are shopping with children and want one stop rather than five, start here. Sandals and winter boots are stocked alongside trainers, so it stays useful year-round.
Clarks Outlet: Best for School Shoes
Where to find it: Level 1, unit 90, near Calvin Klein.
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Better known for school shoes, but the trainer range has grown: cream and suede court styles in muted colourways that work for older children and adults alike. [VERIFY: confirm whether foot measuring and fitting is offered at this store, as it varies by location. If not offered, reword this entry and move the award to Skechers.] Worth combining with a Skechers visit for a new term.
Crocs Outlet: Best for Comfort and Recovery
Where to find it: Ground floor, unit 13, next to New Balance.
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The natural companion to a trainer purchase rather than a substitute for one. Clogs and slides are what people wear after a long day on their feet or after training, and the children's range is one of the broadest at the centre. The wall display is organised by colour rather than style, which makes it fast to shop with children who have opinions. Jibbitz charms are stocked alongside.
Skechers and Crocs are on the ground floor, Clarks is on Level 1.
Shopping at Wembley Park
London Designer Outlet sits at the centre of Wembley Park, a five-minute walk from Wembley Park station on the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines and around twelve minutes from central London by tube. Alongside the outlet stores there are restaurants and bars, a nine-screen Cineworld and a covered children's play area, so a trainer trip works as a half-day out rather than a single errand. Over 3,000 parking spaces are available on site.
Plan Your Visit
Check how to get to Wembley Park for tube, bus and parking information, and see every shop at London Designer Outlet for the full retailer list. For clothing rather than footwear, see our guide to sportswear and activewear at London Designer Outlet. If you are visiting around a fixture or a show, check what's on at Wembley Park first, as the centre is busiest before doors.
Most of the trainer stores are on the ground floor. The smart and designer brands are all on Level 1, along with Clarks. Nike is the only store split across both. Pick up a mall guide at Guest Services on Level 1, or use the London Designer Outlet centre map before you travel.
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About This Guide
This guide was last verified in August 2026. Retailer line-ups, floor locations and discount levels change. We recommend checking individual store pages before travelling for a specific brand.
We have identified what each store is strongest for, based on stock depth, in-store services and brand specialism observed in store during August 2026. These are editorial judgements about range and specialism, not price comparisons. Discounts quoted reflect the standard headline savings advertised by London Designer Outlet and by individual retailers, vary by store and season, and are not guaranteed on every item.
Written by the Wembley Park editorial team. Next update scheduled: February 2027, or when the retailer line-up changes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Which is the best trainer shop at London Designer Outlet?
It depends what you are buying, which is why every store here holds one award. Asics is best for running because of its in-store gait analysis. Nike Unite has the deepest stock range. New Balance is best for wide fittings, Puma for football boots, Converse for canvas classics, Kurt Geiger for premium leather, BOSS for smart casual, Skechers for families and Crocs for comfort.
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How many shops sell trainers at London Designer Outlet?
Nineteen, across a centre of more than eighty stores. Five cover sport and performance, three cover street and lifestyle, five cover smart and designer, three cover outdoor and trail, and three cover family, comfort and recovery footwear.
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Which trainer shops at London Designer Outlet are next to each other?
Crocs, New Balance, Converse and Timberland occupy units 13 to 16 in a row on the ground floor, with Columbia, Asics and Skechers a few doors along at units 5B, 6 and 7. A second cluster sits further down the ground floor: adidas at 37 to 38, The North Face at 39 to 40, Vans at 41 and Nike at 42. The smart and designer stores are all on Level 1.
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Which floor are the trainer shops on at London Designer Outlet?
Twelve of the nineteen are on the ground floor, including all the sports brands and the outdoor stores. Level 1 holds the smart and designer stores: Guess, Kurt Geiger, Levi's, BOSS, Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein, plus Clarks. Nike is the only store on both, with womenswear and children's on the ground floor and menswear on Level 1.
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What discount do trainers get at London Designer Outlet?
London Designer Outlet advertises up to 70% off RRP across the centre year-round, rising to as much as 85% during sale periods. Individual stores set their own offers, so the level varies. End-of-line and previous-season stock carries the deepest reductions.
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Where is men's footwear in the Nike store at Wembley?
On the first floor of Nike Unite at London Designer Outlet, along with men's clothing, self-checkouts and the collection and returns desk. The ground floor holds women's clothing and footwear and the full children's range.
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Which shop has the biggest trainer range?
Nike Unite, at 15,500 square feet across two floors, which is the largest trainer store at the centre by some margin. For running shoes specifically, Asics offers in-store gait analysis that the larger stores do not.
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Can I get my running gait analysed at London Designer Outlet?
Yes, at the Asics Outlet. Staff assess your feet and running style in store to match you to an appropriate shoe. This is unusual in an outlet setting and is the main reason to start there if you are buying for running rather than casual wear.
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Where can I buy wide-fitting trainers at Wembley Park?
New Balance carries the widest range of narrow and wide fittings of the trainer stores at London Designer Outlet. Skechers is the next best option for comfort and width, particularly across its memory foam lines.
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Where can I buy smart trainers at London Designer Outlet?
Five stores cover it. Kurt Geiger is the most upmarket, with leather and suede trainers shown alongside brogues and loafers. BOSS is the most formal in silhouette. Calvin Klein is the place for a plain white leather sneaker. Tommy Hilfiger sits between sportswear and smart, and Guess is the most decorative.
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Where can I buy white trainers in Wembley?
Calvin Klein at London Designer Outlet is the most direct option, with a footwear display that is almost entirely black and white leather. Levi's carries white leather court trainers for adults and children, and Clarks stocks cream and suede court styles. All three sit at London Designer Outlet, five minutes from Wembley Park station.
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Can I buy hiking or trail shoes at London Designer Outlet?
Yes, from three stores. The North Face carries the deepest technical range, built around its VECTIV trail platform. Columbia covers waterproof hiking boots and walking shoes, with the wall signposted by use. Timberland covers rugged low-profile trainers and walking boots. Road running trainers are not a substitute for trail shoes, which differ in grip and upper protection.
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Where can I buy football boots near Wembley Stadium?
Puma Outlet at London Designer Outlet, a five-minute walk from Wembley Stadium, carries football boots and training kit at up to 70% off RRP. adidas and Nike Unite also stock football ranges.
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Where can I buy children's trainers and school shoes?
Skechers and Clarks both carry full children's ranges including school shoes. Converse and Nike Unite both stock children's trainers, and the full Nike kids' range sits on the ground floor of the Nike Unite store. Crocs carries one of the broadest children's ranges at the centre.
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What are the opening hours at London Designer Outlet?
The centre opens 10am to 8pm Monday to Wednesday, 10am to 9pm Thursday to Saturday, and 11am to 7pm on Sunday. Individual store hours can differ, so check the store page before travelling for a specific brand.
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Is London Designer Outlet busy on Wembley Stadium event days?
Yes. The centre gets significantly busier around events at Wembley Stadium and OVO Arena Wembley, particularly in the hours before doors. If you want a quieter visit and the fullest size range, shop on a non-event weekday.
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How do I get to London Designer Outlet?
It is a five-minute walk from Wembley Park station on the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines, roughly twelve minutes from central London by tube. Wembley Stadium station is also nearby, and over 3,000 parking spaces are available on site.