Debenhams

Debenhams

Mirdif

Debenhams was a two-floor department store in Mirdif known for clothing, homeware and children’s ranges, including dresses and bedding such as linens and duvet covers. The branch is now closed, so these reviews describe its former shopping experience rather than a current place to visit.

Reputation Score
4.3
★★★★☆
1,077 ratings
5★
59%
4★
23%
3★
10%
2★
1%
1★
6%

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The Good Stuff

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Broad range

Reviews describe a spacious two-floor store with clothing for women, men and children, plus homeware and multiple brands.

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Frequent promotions

Customers regularly mentioned sales, discounts and promotional offers, including discounted sleepwear and four lingerie pieces bought on offer.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Watch promotions. When it operated, check the promotion terms and ticket prices carefully; one review specifically advised watching promotions to avoid paying extra.

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Allow time. For lingerie shopping, allow for a possible fitting-room wait; one customer reported waiting more than 20 minutes.

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Practical details

City Centre - Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Rd
Mirdif, Dubai
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Popular Mentions

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girls’ dresses

The girls’ dresses collection was highlighted as a standout part of the former fashion range.

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perfume

A customer received quick assistance while choosing perfume.

Common Concerns

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Inconsistent help

One shopper could not find assistance in women’s sportswear and had to search for leggings sizes alone.

Fitting waits

A lingerie shopper waited more than 20 minutes because fitting rooms were reportedly occupied or locked.

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The Bottom Line

Debenhams was a large department store in Mirdif, with a two-floor layout and a broad mix of fashion, children’s clothing and homeware. Reviews specifically mention girls’ dresses, linens, duvet covers, sleepwear and lingerie, so it suited shoppers looking for clothing or household basics in one mall stop. The strongest experiences came when a member of staff offered focused help.

Customers described useful guidance with bra fitting, outfit selection and bedding sizes, including an hour spent matching linens with duvet covers and cushions. Sales and promotions were another draw, with shoppers describing discounts and quality that felt reasonable for the price. Service was not consistent, though.

Some customers struggled to find help in women’s sportswear or lingerie, and one reported waiting over 20 minutes for a fitting room. Another found a coat priced at AED250 in Mirdif compared with AED180 at Mall of the Emirates. There was also no seating for companions waiting by the fitting rooms.

Most importantly, this branch is now closed. The review history can still help explain what it once sold and where its strengths and problems lay, but it should not be used to plan a current visit.

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