Relatively new on the factory outlet scene, FSW Shoe Warehouse definitely satisfies a niche in…read moreAlexandria. There aren't many other factory outlets selling shoes that a) stock more than one brand, b) are well organised and look like a regular shop and c) are positively huge with a big range. FSW ticks all three boxes and are predictably cheaper than department stores. Admittedly the styles aren't all in season, but to be honest, the range of shoes is so large that is doesn't matter which season it is, they will have something that suits. There are both mens' and womens' and kids' shoes, not alienating any particular group, but focus is no on sports shoes, in case you are after a sneaker. So if you need shoes for work, casual shoes or something for a special occasion, try here. FSW has brands like Hush Puppy, Sandler, Birkenstock, Windsor Smith, Florsheim, Merrell, Diana Ferrari and many, many more. My favourite part of the shop check out what bargains can be found at the back of the warehouse, where the clearance shelves are. It is still fairly well organised and not a messy mountain of shoes like in other places. I love how they are grouped by sizes, so I can go and browse everything on sale in a size 10-11 and maybe find something I wouldn't ordinarily look twice at. (Ladies if you have big feet, it's worth a look!).

I'm fussy. Debilitatingly so. I've been looking for new shoes for 2 months. My current shoes are…read morefinally said "we've held on long enough while you try to satisfy your exacting tastes. See ya." Then they died leaving me facing the possibility of going to work next week with a shoe with half a sole on it. Wasted the day going to various malls where the shoe selection and pricing was abysmal. Come to the rescue Yelp which led me to FSW. Entered a hangar full of shoes with just less than half being dedicated to men. I'm after a thick soled boat lug shoe like timberlands classic 3 eye. They don't have anything like it but I'm able to find something low cost that will do until I find what I need long term. Thanks to FSW I know I'll have dry feet if it rains next week.

I love House of Leather, I really do. House of Leather is located on both sides of Wynyard station,…read moreas two separate shops, and they're both great. For such a small space, House of Leather has an impressive variety of shoes. They also sell handbags, but the variety there is not quite as large. The shoes, the shoes are where the action is. You can find almost any style you're looking for, whether it's flats, boots, kitten heels, stilettos, or sandals, and you can find them all in a range of colours and patterns. Plus, they have some hefty sales on now and again (there's one right now, 30% off), and their prices are fairly reasonable even without the sales. Have a look!

House of Leather sells more than just leather handbags. Although the name suggests otherwise, the…read morestore actually sells gorgeous shoes at heavily discounted prices. Situated within Wynyard Station, House of Leather has plenty of traffic thanks to the thousands of commuters who pass by. I was attracted to the store because of the very reasonable prices and the many shoes displayed in the window. Despite being a reasonably small store, the shop has plenty of stock and a range of sizes. The shoes are beautiful and are made even more attractive by their pricing. If you work in the city and love shoes, House of Leather is definitely a place to drop by for a quick window shop!

50 % discount big poster notice in the window. I know,…read moreright.. It's mean time to buy new sneakers or running shoes. Well, I got right sucks into the ship and start hunting. Today's bargain start at $60 and up to $ 500 on collection items. Since I just wanted to update my gym shoes collection, those $ 500 it's not my option for today. Staff are very helpful, they are 2 guys working today, I think 1 of them is the owner. Great selections of brand, Nike, you name it, air Pegasus, Nike Air with selection different years and different model, ( model from 2015, started from $180-$220; 2016 latest model $240) and some other brand too. I can't decided which one ahold I choose, But during the time, sales person was explaining passionately about different type of Nike shoes which I'm sure that he is expert on this field. Over all I'm happy that I found this boutiques goes shop. I would recommend for anyone passing through this area. By the way, I bought 2 pairs and very happy with those.

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HUGE fan of Zoe Wittner shoes right here. When the Wittner outlet store opened up here at the…read moreentrance to Town Hall Station it took me a while to even realise it was an outlet store- I just thought they had a really good sale on. Imagine my happy face when I realised that they DO have a really good sale on, but it's permanent! Because this is an outlet store and all sizes aren't available in all shoes, the store is arranged in sizes- which makes it really easy to just scoot in on the fly and scope out what's on offer. As I always do without fail when passing here. This is no reject shop either, it's just end of season stock looking for a home.

For some reason people don't seem to know about the wonders of this Wittner location…read more I'm hard on my shoes. I keep hoards of them in my drawer at work. Just toss 'em in when I'm done for the day, or, if I'm heading out I have a knack for stepping on every hole or drain in my way before aerating the lawn at the local park. For this reason, I'm also price savvy when it comes to my shoes. I know no pair can stand up very long to my abuse, but I still need something comfortable and, preferably, leather. That's why this Wittner has become my go to for work and every day shoes. It's an outlet, the land of never ending sales. I stopped in today and picked up two pairs of black pumps for the office, one suede, one leather, & a bottle of protector (hey, give 'em a slight glimmer of hope) for $114. Bargain.

Stunning handmade shoes for the discerning. Amazing quality. True they are expensive, but then…read moreyou can treat yourself to quality and comfort from these designer shoes which you won't find anywhere else in Sydney.

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When I lived around the corner from Zomp, I became one of those shoe-obsessed girls who'd lust over…read moreleather and consider staying in on the weekend just so she could afford a new pair of brogues. Never before had I cared about what I threw on my feet - and I solely and squarely point the blame at Zomp. The story of this store began more than 30 years ago when the owners set up shop in Perth. Since then, they've expanded into nine stores and four states. Sydney is lucky enough to have two, with this Oxford Street outlet dishing up a huge range. The Zomp buyers head overseas twice a year to get the best from London, Paris, Spain and New York (to name a few) straight to our little tootsies. The shoes here aren't cheap, but you have a great range of labels to choose from and pretty much every kind of style you can dream of.

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This shop had me absolutely gasping for more air. I was so stoked! The range of bags really had me,…read moreI couldn't believe what great styles and good quality they were, for like only $50. There were professional bags, there were everyday big slouch bags, there were bags with floral print. It was the summer sandals that actually got me in here, there was a couple of pairs that I thought were groovy but they were not on sale, they were approx $100. I also noticed quite nice jewellry and a couple of well priced bikinis - $30, which is really cheap for a bikinni they are more like $100. The staff were really friendly and informed me that Aldo is Canadian and is a massive chain in the U.S - it's only just becoming here. Well now I know.

My new BFF. I bought a few pairs of shoes from aldo in the past 5 years. All of them were good…read morequality and lasted for years. Last year I bought a pair of open toe sandals and they ripped after just 2 weeks! I talked with the manager and he was so nice and didnt blink an eye. He found me some replacements and i was on my way. This is a good reflection of the company Aldo as a whole. Thank you again for making my day!

I was not blessed with dainty feet…read more I can point the finger at both Mum and Dad, but it won't help me any. Ranging between a size 9 and 10, mine are not the cute little feet that can walk into any shoe store and totter out with some fabulous new heels. In fact shoe-shopping is pretty much the bane of my existence. That is until I was introduced to Peter Sheppard. This is the store that anyone with gumby feet will adore - and by that I mean anyone with big, wide or narrow feet, in fact anything that's not a perfect size 6. These clever souls cater just for us! And now they've got a shiny store in new Westfield, it's even better (the old shop was stuck in the 70s - in a bad way). To add insult to injury, the other problem with gumby feet is that our shoes come with a hefty price tag. It might be a small price to pay for well fitting shoes, but Peter Sheppard also puts on a couple of stonking sales each year, so you'd do well to sign up to the mailing list and time your visits to suit.

I find it hard to resist the allure of a shoe shop, especially one with sales racks out front and…read morepick leopard print stilettos in the window. As you come through the ticket gates at Town Hall Station, there in all its glory is Cherry's with exactly that. It's a funny old store Cherry's, with prices ranging from $10 - $400, I guess they want to cater to all demographics that pass by. This shop has the dubious honour of being home to two of my top three pairs of the World's Ugliest Shoes, and although they also have some really great shoes here I love checking in to see if they can out-do themselves! Anything I've ever seen here that I would consider buying has been priced to high for production-line shoes, but that hasn't yet stopped me from checking out every corner of the shop every time I pass by, even if just to see if they have managed to break their own record yet.

What's that you said? You've got money to burn? A credit card that doesn't look worn out enough?…read moreThen get thee down to Westfield Sydney, a couple of swipes of that card and flash a couple hundo's around; and you'll be as good as new! And chances are, you'll have some fancy new threads to show off. There's always so much happening at Westfield Sydney. Buskers in the mall, a sale at Zara, a new line of watches at Tag Heuer, or a new pair of Connies has come out at Hype. Either way, you'll never be short of something to buy, or something to look at. It doesn't matter which end or side of town you work in, you're never far away from Westfield Sydney; even if it's just to join the stampeding herds in the food court under Myer. Being a shopaholic, I could burn up a fortnights pay here in one go; and just keep rambling around until my bank card ran away screaming, or the bank just gave me the big thumbs down. Some may find the way the interior's decorated a tad too shiny, but I think that adds to the opulent atmosphere that you should expect from a shopping centre towards the upper-end of the spectrum. Be warned that you may spend sometime finding what you're after; but once you have, all will be right with the world... that's while your left trying to work out which arm to carry that extra bag on.

On my recent trip out to Sydney, I stopped in here to check out this shopping mall and to eat…read morelunch. It was located near the north end of Hyde Park at the NW intersection of Market St and Castlereagh St. It was easy to spot from far away with the Sydney Tower Eye. The mall was huge where you can easily get lost inside. Thankfully, they had good signage at the escalators. Just from a little bit of window-shopping, there were plenty of high-end stores. You can go up the Sydney Tower Eye from the 5th floor. There were restaurants on several floors. I ate at Yayoi up on the 6th floor.