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Just next to Stephansdom is the official Adidas shop…read more Offering everything that Adidas can put a label onto. Hats, shoes, clothes etc etc. If you are looking for a larger range than is offered in regular sports shops then head over here. I was looking forward to buying a particular shoes style and colour but unfortunately there was every other option available except the one I was looking for but there is a pretty large range to be had. The prices are relatively comparable to other places and the staff is friendly and efficient.

The sales guy was very rude and did not help us. People love to buy most of from addidas they love…read moreit but if the sales men r not proper to behave well then it will also effect on business

One of the popular mountaineering/trekking stores in Vienna, It can be hard to find people on…read moreweekends still, most are friendly and helpful if you get them except for one guy who is quite gruff (I just avoid him). On the plus side, I think they are more knowledgeable than the generalist sports stores. The prices are not overly competitive but that is more typical of Vienna, and they have stock items once in a while.

I'm not impressed about theiri online shop. I've bought a pair of trousers, I was charged, I have…read morenever got an email about the order until I finally discover they have cancelled my order without communicating anything at all to me. This is very upsetting considering it was a birthday present and I cannot now get anything on time for the day. Close your onlineshop and don't bother us with some useless shit.

I love C&A! They're a German chain with locations in Austria as well, and a great stop for…read moreaffordable fashion. We stopped in on a whim, and I ended up buying 2 absolutely adorable dirndl-inspired blouses for EUR$19 each. They fit well and I'm looking forward to wearing them when the weather gets warmer. C&A is great for basic things like socks, underwear, etc - great for travelers who have been caught short or need an essential item at a reasonable price. The quality tends to be on the higher side for the price point. A few years back, my husband bought a sweater at the Munich outpost and it still looks like new despite regular wearings/washings.

C&A is one of the main fashion chains in Austria with German headquaters…read more The subsidiary on Mariahilfer Strasse is one of the main ones and almost anybody knows it. They provide a wide-ranging assortment, for old and young. The prices are moderate, they are really good when there is sale. The quality of the materials ranges from ok to upper class. The sales personal is sometimes quite nosy. It's still one of the best choices if you are in Vienna and need something special for tonight because you got a very important short-term invitation.