They are the best providers of absolutely best quality sheepskin products all over the world. We…read morealways have visitors from overseas who are always looking for genuine sheepskin products to take back with team. My favourite place is Golden Rams as I know they are giving you genuine product at a decent price. Golden Rams is all about honesty and providing its customers with quality service. All of our friends and family have gone there and have come out smiling from Golden Rams. If they don't have the product or the size that you are after they even order it for you and deliver it without any extra charges. They have a wholesale store on princess highway and a retail store at Westfield Miranda.The best collection of sheepskin and lamb products.

Busy very nice clothes for. Any occasion good material and the price is good Very good staff…read morereduced prices

I would have popped in to Crazy Horse anyway but I mis-read the sign outside. So as I was browsing…read moretheir racks of rock'n'roll, cowgirl, rockabilly-esque clothing I was having conniptions about how the hell I was going to carry all these $20 bargains to a gig and then home? The "Nothing over $20" sign out front, it turned out, was for the Crazy Horse pop-up market in the back lane which I ran out of time to visit. But the Crazy Horse store has a great range of wicked clothes still at reasonable prices- some around the $20 mark- but seriously it's probably a good thing that it wasn't all that cheap or I would be sleeping on the couch right now. What? No, because I don't have room in my cupboards and my bed would be covered in clothes! Well worth a visit.

You can usually rely on finding something nice here if you're willing to hunt for it. And whilst…read morethere's nothing too original about Just Feathers, simply stocking the same dresses and tops as every other inexpensive dress store in Sydney, amongst the same-same you can find something pretty - and often for cheaper than at the competitor's. There is a LOT in here and everything is going pretty cheap. Just don't ask the staff here for help - once asked the sales assistant if she had anything in the store that would go with the skirt we were trying on, she gave us a spiel about how it doesn't matter about what does with what this season (it lasted for 5 minutes) then at the end, when we asked if she could recommend anything she responded with "hmm, no, sorry".

If you got it flaunt it, that is what this shop is all about. The dresses in here are sassy as…read more They are all above the knee and most thigh high hem lines. Practically any item you look at is $50. I think if you look after these items they may last awhile. But the fabrics are not expensive, the cuts are quite interesting and there is something to suit almost any mood. It is a girlie store, so if you are into an underground sub-culture you may not appreciate this stock. However, winter, summer, autumn or spring, there is always a mini dress to be adorned with amongst other lavish attire to flirt the nights away with here. I think the sales staff and customers would really benefit from seeing the staff wear the clothes on their shift at least.

There's heaps of great stuff in this place. My brother is…read morean apple orchardist and for a few months I was tempted to buy him the suit in the window because the pattern was lime green granny smith apples. Except it was also a really beautifully cut suit and it cost more than a tractor. In addition to cool T's and out there garb they also sell Horse Hair wigs and long black gowns and things called jabots for people who like to wear that stuff. And Barristers. I got a wig here, supposedly made from horsehair. I'm pretty sure mine was made from a donkey, although from the price you might be forgiven for assuming it came from Black Caviar herself. There are a number of schools of thought about whether Counsel should appear robed and wigged, some for it, some against. My thoughts are that I dont want to wear mine because the damned thing is so itchy I swear its got lice. But I have to say these guys were the best value and the rest of the stuff in this shop is really great. For cool guys. Not me.

This is primarily a men's clothing store, so I really only visit it as a "gift buyer" but its…read morefantastic for that! There's a big, interesting and (genuinely) cool range of tshirt designs that I use regularly as a go-to gift for the men/boys in my life. All the suits and accessories in the store look pretty awesome (in a borderline-rockabilly way) but I haven't had cause the check them out properly yet. Service is fantastic - really friendly and helpful (without suffocating). Highly recommend for anyone in need of a gift for a guy... I'm pretty sure there's something here for most men!

Great shop for your running needs. They have a wide range of mens and womens running shoes and…read moreapparel, and they have clearance deals every once in a while. The shoes are stocked on their shelves in an organised way and it is relatively easy to find a size once you've chosen the model you want. Fitness First members get an additional 20% off already reduced prices. My husband and I were able to get fairly new models of running shoes for $64 each, which is actually cheaper than US prices. The shoes I bought are listed at DSW for US $79.95. The staff are friendly and helpful, one of the sales assistants was very obliging in helping us find the size for the shoes we wanted because we couldn't find one on the shelves. In fact, they come up to you when they see you looking at shoes and let you know that if you can't find your size on the shelf, they'll check if they have it in their stockroom. I know it's their job but I've found the staff at other outlet stores to be unhelpful or grumpy, so for me it's a plus that they have good sales assistants.

A small shop selling Nordic products amongst other, and brands for home, fashion, decor, jewelry…read moreand so on. They have many lovely brands from around the Nordic countries like ittala, marimekko, g and so on. Staff are super friendly and helpful and prices are ok. Their line up is nice and I could spend a lot of money here ;-)

A quality home wares and gift store that has definitely stood the test of time here in Balmain. It…read moreis a joy to browse through and look at all of the amazing little trinkets this establishment has to offer. Although a little small; this establishment is doing a great job in making use of the space it has available. Has its place in Balmain, and would equally be suited to Darlinghurst, Paddington, Newtown or Glebe. Maybe a bit too much attitude for nearby Rozelle. S = stimulating and serene T = timely and terrific E = energetic; maybe a little bit too much heavy energy which could drive a few people away. It is intense. M = magical and fairly memorable.

Boots, boots, more boots and plenty of other stuff in between…read more If you want to be a cowboy, cowgirl or cow baby, Route 66 is the shop for you. In business for over twenty years and being Australia's largest range of cowboy boots, Route 66 offers a seemingly endless collection of boots. They also sell a wide variety of 1950's inspired rockabilly, Americana clothing, hats, belts, sunglasses, handbags, lingerie and a selection of funky T-Shirts, my personal favourite being the "God Goo Muck" shirt. What excited me most in Route 66 was their range of kitschy, pop art junk, which I had to resist stocking up on, if you are in need of a Jimi Hendrix corpse in coffin (or the Ramones or Rolling Stones in a shared coffins), a paper mache skeleton a crucifix covered in guns and horseshoes knives and guns or other classic Christian kitsch. You can even find a Wacky Wobbler Rat Fink. I don't think I want to be a cowboy, well not this week anyway, but I did have fun at Route 66, it is a large and fun shop to wander around, the staff are friendly and they play a catchy mix of swinging country pop. Route 66 is definitely something different in Darlinghurst, even if it is not your style it is worth going for the experience.

Yeeeeeeeeeehaw this place is cool. I have a decently unhealthy obsession with vintage cowboy boots…read more I must have at least 12 pairs at home and back last year when I was packing to move to Australia (in two suitcases), I somehow prioritized taking 4 pairs. Sick, I know. I was window-shopping along Crown one evening a while back and spotted my new loves in the window of Route 66: tall, grey boots with white cut out detailing and small red hearts decorating the top. I like to think the love at first sight was mutual, but I might be lying to myself. The very next day, I marched my little self in there to claim what was rightfully mine. And then BAM, I was hit with the truth. My lusty loves who had made so many sweet promises to me through the shop window the night before, were playing cold, hard games with me now. There's a difference between playing hard to get, and actually BEING hard to get. And at $425 for the pair, this was no game. So, what could I do? Deflated and heart broken, I cast one last glance at my beautiful boots and bee-lined it out of there. If the interaction were a Western quick draw, I definitely hadn't been victorious.

Foot of the Mountains is a women's shoe shop of the higher end variety, stocking a small but well…read morechosen range, including a bunch of European brands hard to find elsewhere. They also have a selection of handbags, hats, jewellery and hosiery. The staff are helpful but not pushy (a rare and wonderful combination) and they always have a sale table out the front where you can pick up some real bargains. Got my eye on some fab purple strappy ankle boot things at the moment that actually fit and are comfortable! But alas, a little out of my price range for now. But they're purple... sigh...