Family range
A practical one-stop shop for baby, teen and adult shopping, with clothing, shoes and accessories under one roof.
Mirdif
Centrepoint at Mirdif City Centre is a department store built for family shopping, with clothing and shoes among the clearest review-backed draws. Shoppers also mention useful fashion guidance covering colour matching, sizing and outfits for specific occasions.
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A practical one-stop shop for baby, teen and adult shopping, with clothing, shoes and accessories under one roof.
Shoemart staff can check stock and suggest alternatives; one shopper moved from unavailable Skechers to Kappa.
Fashion guidance can include colour matching, sizing and outfit suggestions tailored to your body type and occasion.
A shopper received an extra 15% off after staff checked their Esaad Card.
One visit found the store well organised, with approachable and supportive staff.
A Shoemart aftersales issue was resolved satisfactorily, according to one customer.
Track refunds. For an online return handed to the branch, keep your return record and follow up promptly rather than assuming the refund is moving.
Ask alternatives. If a Babyshop item is unavailable, explicitly ask about other brands or in-store options before ordering online.
Check discounts. Bring or mention your Esaad Card at checkout, as one customer received an extra 15% discount on the bill.
Allow time. If you need an outfit quickly, ask for styling help: one shopper found a wedding suit fit in just 20 minutes.
Check stock. For a specific shoe model, ask staff to check stock and suggest a substitute; unavailable Skechers were replaced with a Kappa option.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
Kappa was suggested as an alternative when the shopper could not find the Skechers shoes they wanted.
Philips Avent sterilizers were discussed in Babyshop, although one customer wanted comparisons with other brands.
A customer received help understanding the features of the Shukran application.
An online return dropped at the Mirdif branch remained pending for a full month, with the customer citing poor online-to-store coordination.
A Babyshop customer said the Philips Avent section did not offer alternatives when the requested sterilizer was unavailable.
A review noted that finding help in the store can sometimes be difficult.
The Bottom Line
Centrepoint at Mirdif City Centre is a department store aimed at family shopping. Reviews point to clothing, shoes and baby products as useful reasons to visit, while the store’s fashion advisors can make a big difference when you are unsure about sizing, colours or what suits a particular occasion. The shoe department gets especially concrete praise.
Staff have helped families find the right shoes for two adults and three children, checked stock, and suggested Kappa when a customer’s preferred Skechers pair was unavailable. Clothing shoppers have also received help assembling a wedding suit in 20 minutes, while others appreciated guidance across clothes and shoes. The store was described as well organised on one visit, and an Esaad Card produced an extra 15% discount for one shopper.
There are two practical cautions. A Babyshop customer felt they were shown only Philips Avent products and not offered alternative sterilizer brands when the desired item was out of stock. More seriously, one online return deposited at the Mirdif branch still had no refund after a month, with coordination between customer care and the store called into question.
Keep return records and ask clearly about alternatives and stock before leaving.