Great concept shop. I've seen them before in side alley ways in Soho (New York or London) but not…read morein an ozzie shopping centre. The street to city trend is strong and T Bar is the perfect shop to illustrate this - illustrate in more than one way. Everyone wants to have something original but not many want anything 'too out there'. T shirts being the perfect vehicle to express your individuality without having to get a mohawk or spend a thousand dollars. You cannot not find a T for you here. Designs and prints range from sweet to sultry, cult to macho, cheeky to political, graphic to silly.

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.

Mike has been giving his special touch to outfitting blokes since 1983....and we have been buying…read morestuff from here since then. If you are a bloke you will get plenty of advice and time to make your choice. If you are female buying for a bloke you can bring in a favourite shirt or trousers and Mike can work out the size and colour. He carries Florsheim and R.M.Williams. As a bonus, if you like your rugby league, you might be able to join the tipping comp.

I have a collection of clothing in my wardrobe that is beautiful, unique and quality. Some pieces…read morehave been in my wardrobe for over five years and still I would never give them up. Each and every piece in this collection is from Entity. A boutique like no other in Sydney set in Chastwood Chase, this is the place to shop if you're looking for something standout with a long life. The racks are bursting with labels like Zambesi, Nom D, Nolita, Rare, Marnie Skillings, Kate Sylvester, Camilla & Marc, Cohen & Sabine...the list goes on. The shop is owned and often manned by Fiona who does all the buying and has an excellent eye. She is an enthusiastic sales person but if you're willing to accept her help she really will pull something fantastic for you. She won't ever try to sell you in to something that doesn't look good on you. The store is pricy, but trust me the investment is always well worth it. Tip to grab a bargain? Entity has excellent sales at sale time, so hit it up at tax time or post Christmas.

I've been shopping at Entity for many years. There is no other shop like it, Fiona has a wonderful…read moreeye and chooses exquisite pieces that last many years. Fiona will help you pick out something that makes you look current and beautiful. It's expensive but it's an investment you won't regret.