Things for the man!…read more This is what we need. When a girl has dragged her man out shopping with her, and all he wants to do is go home and watch football or drink, but he's forced to be here, the very least the store can do is name itself: "Blokes. Things for the man." To assist with the de-feminization of clothes shopping. The store itself has a host of manly things to be enjoyed by manly men in the unavoidable unmanly event of shopping. Clothes, shoe, accessories, a soccerball popcorn maker, Borats mankini, this store is ful of useful and fun things to liven up the experience. It's fun, quirky stores like this that bring shopping back into the realm of possibility for men. Good job. I just wish it wasn't opposite "Hair on Darling". Or maybe that's a good thing. Girls to one side, boys on the good. Its good for cootie health too.

What's there is what they have--if your size is not there, don't ask. I was told in a much nicer…read moreway, but it's good to know. Well organised, easy to find things which is shocking for me in an H&M

The new H&M store in the Pitt St Mall is enormous!! I've been to the store at Macquarie Centre a…read morecouple of times, and have bought a number of items from a top to a bikini to thongs, but wasn't that impressed with the selection - there wasn't that much that grabbed my attention, plus it's such a cramped shop. That's completely different at the Pitt St Mall shop, with all of the huge ground floor plus much of the second floor being devoted to women's clothing alone, with easily twice of the floor space at Macquarie. The aisles are also wider, there's so many more eye-catching displays, and so much was so tempting to try on. Or not try on, given the huge queues for the change rooms (just like at Macquarie Centre) - it's probably easy to take it home and try on in comfort, then return (within 30 days) if you don't like it (well, I'm sure that's what the receipt mentioned). I made it as far as the Home section, where there were lots of great cushions, knick-knacks and summery bags. Most of it was organised by theme rather than item (so the cushions were scattered around), making it difficult to just look at cushions, say, but easy to see what goes together. I didn't make it as far as the top floor with men's and children's wear. Tip: Rather than queuing for the register at the ground floor, try those in the Home section for no queue.

The most amazing clothes for all men of all ages. Mark and Terry are so helpful. The clothes keep…read moretheir shape and don't fade. This store has casual and dress clothes and have party wear too

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Today I experienced the best of David Jones service. Peter, level 4 cards and stationary market…read morest store, could not have been more helpful. We went in wii a specific request. We were looking for a box to put a ring in. There was nothing really that seemed to work so Peter walked us over the another area on that floor and asked other staff. Between all the staff they came up with the perfect idea. Congratulations David Jones for hiring Peter who went beyond in helping us solve a dilemma. He is an excellent employee and represents what David Jones is all about

Yes I am a fan. I like the range of clothes they have here and I think DJ's has some of the best…read moresales for brand products. Numerous times I have wandered through and found something fantastic on sale at a random time, let alone their normal sale times. They generally have great customer service and I must say probably the best return policy I have ever seen. I actually saw someone return an item that was over 10 years old (with receipt) and staff graciously took it and refunded the money. Good on them. It's the normal DJ's with department store layout catering for most things you could desire. Neat and tidy. The food section is one of my favourites. Often I find some of the best deals in the sale section. My first port of call. lol

I really like the clothes even now i am in hong kong I stil wear this brand lots of the times I…read morejust don't know if they have a store in hk and if they do I would really go shop there. I think the clothes there looks really smart and comfortable it matchs really well with all other clothes I have and the price is very resonable

Live Uniqlo. Great quality items. Can't go past all the coloured socks and great air tech t shirts…read morefashionable clothing well made with excellent materials.

Having visited numerous Uniqlo stores overseas i was interested to see how the Australian version…read morestacked up. The range was comparable to overseas however the pricing was a little higher (to be expected). The store in mid city centre is quite large and spacious. Buyer beware, they must have numerous suppliers as the sizing and cuts varies quite drastically so make sure you tey before buying.

How often have you found yourself in that "What on EARTH should I get my boyfriend / husband /…read morebrother for his birthday" dilemma? With the average man falling into the fashion-impaired department, a stop into Maple will likely go a helluva long way. Hip, young brands like Nudie, G-Star, Kitsu, and Levi's fill the Maple shelves. Much of it is basic, but basics done well. On first approach, it looks more like a skate shop, but take and step inside and you'll find the merchandise to be much more trendy casual. I would say about 30% of the merchandise inside Maple is women's wear, with the rest geared toward dudes. If you're in the market for some of those rubber Native tennis shoes (in many different bold colors), you can find them here. They look a little like Crocs and Vans procreated, but in that super cool, "now" way.

Misty Girl is located upstairs of Paddy's Market in the Markey City shopping center. It has much…read moreof the Korean fashion that you've seen at shops around town, but always surprises with a little something different. Are you looking for a party dress, or killer pair of heals for a night out? The frocks and frills in here are certainly statement pieces. I wouldn't say their quality is super high, but at mid to low prices you can probably afford that "I will probably only wear this once" dress. You know, the leopard one with an exposed lattice back. The one that you doused in French martini and accidently lit on fire just a little bit (who knows, I'm speculating).