T2’s main fashion accessories stop between security and the gates
Accessorize in Heathrow Terminal T2 sits airside after security, on the main shopping run before you hit the gate piers. It focuses on fashion accessories only, so think bags, scarves, hats, hair clips, and seasonal bits rather than full outfits. Stock skews high-street: on-trend pieces at prices well below the luxury names elsewhere in LHR, but higher than supermarket brands back home.
You’ll see plenty of small crossbody bags around the £25–£40 mark, sunglasses often under £30, and multipacks of earrings that make easy gifts. This is the kind of stop where a missing belt, hair tie, or umbrella gets sorted in under 10 minutes. Kids’ accessories usually sit near the front of the shop, which helps if you’re trying to fix a lost headband or hat on a tight boarding window.
The shop sits inside T2 only, so you need a same-day boarding pass for Terminal 2 to use it. No published hours, but like most T2 airside retail, it generally tracks the first and last wave of long-haul flights, opening early morning and closing late evening. Staff can usually swap sizes or colours quickly because the floor space in T2 isn’t huge, so stock is easy to scan.
Practical tip: if you’re price-sensitive, check one item’s tag before browsing the whole rack; Heathrow duty free rules don’t always mean cheaper than central London, and accessories in T2 can be similar to UK high-street pricing.