This once-cheap chain outlet is a staple in suburban shopping centres. Like its sister stores,…read moreChermside Supre plays booming pop-techno and pop-rap music at loud volume and the store is packed with aisles of fairly cheaply-made clothing targeted primarily at teenage girls. Though Supre is getting more expensive over the years, the Chermside Supre hasn't skyrocketed prices as the CBD store has. The offering includes some skanky skirts and tops that unfortunate teens wear, but there's also some nicer, more basic options, such as tank and singlet tops as well as skirts an adult could wear out or even to the office. The singlet top range was pretty awesome the last time I visited. I ended up walking out with four singlet tops and two long-sleeved fitted t-shirts. They haven't worn as swiftly as you would expect from Supre, which generally isn't renowned for using top-notch fabric.

Side Street stocks all the types of brands and clothes I yearn for. Yes, it's another one of those…read morelovely Paddington shops that tends to sell the same brands over and over, but don't hold that against it, please. This place sells London Rebel shoes - quite nice styles and surprisingly affordable - as well as relevant fashion styles and some really standout jewellery pieces and accessories. They also occasionally sell some Sass & Bide. I was drawn in by the really distinctive skirts and dresses. You pretty much have your pick of styles here; if you need festival fashions, just ask to see their playsuits and shorts; if you want a cute weekend outfit, take your pick of the patterned dresses. Or go more casual and choose a cami with one of their remarkable jewellery pieces. Side Street is another great stop on a Paddington shopping day.

I will always remember this place fondly as the store in which I found my new, most favourite…read moredress. They have a lot of gorgeous clothes in here, ranging from casual to special occasion styles, for men and women. I was stoked to find the dress I eventually bought, and on sale for only $20. As well as stocking super trendy clothes, the shop is really nicely set up with helpful but not pushy service. I will definitely be returning to this place, and I can hardly wait.

Jay Jays is an alright place to go if you need to bulk up your jeans and T-shirt repertoire and…read moreflesh it out with cheap accessories. I must admit I often stop by here for basic tank tops, cheap sunnies for festivals and they seem to have the only skinny jeans that fit my oddly proportioned short little legs. Staff here are about all you can expect from a large chain retail clothing shop in the middle of the CBD. I've never had any dramas with them and will more than likely be back next time I ruin a pair of jeans.

This is a large store though not as big as ones at Indooroopilly or DFO. The staff are always very…read morewelcoming and helpful and the store itself has always been neat and tidy when I've visited. I love the sales racks out front (basic tops from $5) and their EFTPOS system is NFC compatible.

Fallow is hidden in Cameron House, one level about the street on Brunswick Street in the Valley. On…read morewalking in, it feels like you are walking into some sort of secret society with its dark decor and taxidermy at the door. If wearing black is your thing, then Fallow is the place to shop. There was literally no colour, aside from a few white items, in the whole store. This isn't necessarily a bad thing though. Fallow isn't like a General Pants experience. The clothes are beautifully designed and made and quite unique to most other things on the market. I am particularly a fan of the men's leather wallets and the unisex jewelry in cases in the middle of the store. On Fallow's website is states to "never compromise quality for price" and I completely agree. However it's only fair that I let you all know that you aren't going to fin a bargain here. Most womenswear items range between $250-$500 so be prepared to drop a penny or two when you shop here. An amazing space full of great local and international fashion.

Only store of its kind in Queensland, Fallow is a haven for Avant Garde clothing. Carefully…read moreselected garments are showcased in their amazing store. They stock a few more well known brands such as Song For The Mute and Silent Damir Doma and a many lesser known ones. If I had the cash to burn and wanted to look like an urban ninja then I would be in this store daily.

Unique to Toowong, PINK Fashion Gifts and Accessories is a small, basic-looking store hidden down…read morean alleyway just off Toowong Village. What it lacks in decor and character it makes up for in affordable, fashionable outfits. Looking for a dress, heels and a clutch for a big night out? Then you're more than likely to be able to find it here, and at a ridiculously good price. PINK stocks items from the likes of Cooper St and Mink Pink, with lower price tags than you'd generally expect. The prices range from $15-$300 (they sell formal dresses as well), but have very limited stock, size-wise. But definitely worth a visit to grab yourself a sweet bargain.

Burberry Brisbane is a great place to shop the store is quite modern and it feels very trendy…read more.. Stock availability is very good and sales associates are helpful when asked (special shoutout goes to Bosco who's an absolute rockstar!!!). The selection of trench coats is quite good and the store stocks a good range of heritage and seasonal coats. If you live in Brisbane it's worth a visit at least once.

This is my favourite op shop in Wynnum. In case you didn't know, Wynnum has a great op shop trail,…read morewith at least 8 shops in a four block radius. They vary in range and price of goods but I find the Aid for the Blind shop in Florence Street a really good all-rounder, with great prices. Some op shops have made themselves boutique-y and specialise in offering clothes you might find at a regular retailer (yawn) but not this one. I've dropped in here and never been disappointed when looking for a fancy dress or something vintage and unusual. There's a bit of dross to get through, which is part of the fun I guess, but it's well worth a visit.

This store definitely has an op-shop feel to it however it is surprisingly large inside and they…read morehave a lot of clothing. There are a range of different styles and the stock is always different. Well worth a look if you are browsing in the area.

Great for Christmas shopping! Very classy retail shop for casual and formal mensware…read more DBS is great for those particular men in your life, family or otherwise, when you simply do not know what to give them as a gift. Nice and classy. They have high quality accessories and some great brand names like Tommy Hilfiger, Ben Sherman and Levi's. I bought a really nice black collared dress shirt for my partner. The only small thing I would say is the atmosphere in store is a little like a library. Very quiet and lots of brown paper hues. This could be because I am not hugely familiar with buying men's clothes and the experience is really different to the bubbly female stores I usually frequent. On the plus side, they have a handy alteration service!

DBS is a cool shop for blokes and for girls shopping for blokes. It's been in Wynnum since just…read moreafter WWII and if you don't want to trek to a big shopping centre, there's an excellent range in this store. From sports gear to business, casual and even formal wear, the big name brands are here and the prices are pretty competitive. DBS even has formal hire, which I haven't used, but I have bought presents for the partner and father here, from belts to golf shirts and board shorts, and the staff are really helpful.