This is the first time that I have shopped at a H&M store, and as a guy who likes for clothes…read moreshopping to be as simple (and quickly over) as possible, I quite liked the store. The different clothes sections (Women's, Men's and Children) are separate to one another in a very deliberate way, the change rooms are managed efficiently and there is a good variety of clothes without it being too overwhelming. I found the staff to be reasonably nice, though the person at the door may not let you in if you are holding a drink. The main issue that I had with the store was that XL sized stock was either non existent or hard to find, when going through the different sizes. I am not sure whether they stock less larger sizes, or whether it was simply a popular size for men. I would definitely recommend giving H&M a visit at least once, and seeing whether it is your cup of tea.

Love this store so much! Really good quality clothes for teens, young adult, gents, kids and…read morebabies. It loses a star for me because the baby boy section is not very big. When you are a mum on a budget, you want to be able to dress your family affordably and while H&M does that, more selection for boys is needed. Overall a great shopping experience, very friendly staff and great prices.

A great customer-focused business to have clothes altered - both men and women outfits. I've used…read morethem regularly for jobs big and small - from having trousers hemmed to suit jackets taken in - and they've never disappointed me. You get prompt and personable service and a fantastic result at a very reasonable price. Highly recommended!

Think of this as your guilty pleasure. Your guilty sleepwear pleasure, no one needs to know how…read moremuch it cost you. No one. I first saw the funny looking dog wearing pj's and a santa hat in the store window of Peter Alexander and it was pink inside. So naturally I thought, how pretty, I must walk inside and see what this dog is telling me. I went inside and saw such cutesy wootsey pajamas I went a bit crazy and picked a few boxers, a few long pants, sweats, ugg boots even... all things good for sleeping. Then I checked out how much the clothes were and proceeded to kindly put them back in their rightful shop places. I ended up buying a onesie for my son (yes pj's that were $59.95). The next time I got paid, I ran back in there and got a matching set for me. The material is so soft! By far the most comfortable clothes I have ever slept in... cost me $79.95 but hey... I am NOT telling ANYONE I paid that price... unless they have the same guilty pleasure as me. They also sell onesie bodysuits for guys... I would have loved to buy one for my husband but 1) they ran out of his size because apparently there are many men running around wearing a onesie bodysuit and 2) it was $159.95... I can't justify that, there is a chance he might never wear it as well. That is one really expensive price for me having a good laugh, so I said to the nice lady 'no, I won't pre-order one for when they next come in'. So this place also sells a helluva lot of accessories from your soaps to your undies to your teddy bears to anything you use in the vicinity of your bedroom and bathroom. Everything is nice, everything is pretty, everything is pretty highly priced... but I guess with pj's as soft as these and a name like a fashion designer Peter Alexander, you can't really charge anything less.

If you don't have at least one pair of Peter Alexander pajamas then I urge you to go and get some…read morenow. Yes, I know they are a little bit of an indulgence but you will thank me as soon as that soft material cuddles you to sleep at night. Peter Alexander pajamas make great gifts. When you can't think of what to get your brother, son, husband or boyfriend, I recommend a pair of PJ's, or at least the pants. They have funky boxers too with interesting patterns that are constantly updated. Their ladies PJ's range from sexy slips to full PJ sets. They also have a range of other gifts available from chocolates to funny books. I urge you to a least walk into this store.

The great thing about having a thrift store in a suburb filled with trendy and rich people is that…read morethey get some of the most awesome stuff. I always find some great clothes at Hey Hey It's Yesterday's Thrift Shop. Everything they sell is always in top-notch condition and at excellent prices. Hey Hey's is situated just a quick walk away from Rosalie village. It is fitted inside an old house which works perfectly in categorising the store. The store uses different "room" for separate things; there is an entire room devoted to men's wear a room devoted to children's wear toys and homewares and a room for ladies' wear. The staff seem to be pretty friendly to others but for some reason, I often get ignored when I enter the store, usually it is because they are busy serving other people so I don't mind that much.

I have to commend the effort and intentions behind Hey Hey It's Yesterday's Thrift Shop more than…read moreanything else. It's a little shop in Nash Street that sells every type of second-hand thing you could ever imagine. They have clothes, shoes, jewellery, handbags, and even sports equipment like bowling balls and hockey sticks, bless them. But the profits from these items don't even benefit the shop owners, they all go to benefit brain-injured children. You can't get more selfless than that. This shop is really a testament to the good people that run it, and they don't even charge much for their items. Books and videos are only $2, DVDs only $3. Everything is cheap as chips but goes to such a great cause. If you've ever visited Cold Rock or Grill'd at Rosalie, all you need to do is drive up a little bit more and you'll run into Hey Hey It's Yesterday's Thrift Shop. It's in an absolutely beautiful old burgundy-sort-of-coloured house. If you like vintage and feel like making a difference during the course of your day, amble on down and have a chat to the lovely ladies there. There is no eftpos, so bring your cash and your good intentions. You can also find them on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hey-Hey-Its-Yesterdays-Thrift-Shop/137976260515?sk=info

There are a few places like this I've come across in Sunnybank. Little boutiques I discovered…read moreaccidentally, hidden among a crowd of less inviting shops, full of less interesting merchandise. Julia has done a great job with her collection; the store is a decent size and it's packed with loads of adorable dresses. Looking at the labels most of them are imported. The prices are average and while the quality of some of the garments strikes me as a little questionable (it's the vibe of the thing), it's a great store and one that I will certainly be returning to.