Trend setter kids rejoice as this is a haven for trend setter parents with cash or card to fully…read moreclothe the fashion conscious kid/s. It has a large range of clothes for boys and girls sizing from 0000 to about 12 years of age. A vast assortment of styles and colours to choose from and well made with several kids name brands meaning they're expensive. However, there are sales racks of clothes from time to time. Clothes to suit any occasion from casual to formal and the girls always win hands down when it comes to fashion. Boys are stuck in limbo making do with either formal or informal with not much inbetween. But it is a good store to visit for a special item purchase for a special event.

I used to make a special effort to get to this lovely op shop on the other side of town…read more Now I find their prices match the big commercial op shops so it's not worth bothering. If you live near by you can probably afford to shop there and they do often get quality stuff so it's worth checking out.

Run by Clayton-Wesley Uniting Church , all profits from the op shop goes to the local and…read moreinternational outreach programs. With a chapel-inspired shaped door, this op shop is fantastic with prices and good stock. Rows of wooden racks displaying women's clothing, men's clothing, kids clothing and vintage tops are aplenty. I spotted some pretty evening dress shoes, most going for under $10. Am sure most ladies can relate to how expensive shoes are nowadays. Expect to find lots of Mummy groups here as they dive into kids international brands, such as Pumpkin Patch, Esprit and Gap, all going for great prices. I spotted plenty of vintage furnitures and stunning bric a brac pieces. This has got to be one of the cheapest op shop in the city. Bring a bag or two to stock up at your next visit. Caution: Highly addictive!

Seed is a welcoming little shop on the Parade that specialises in baby stuff. Cue squees…read more It's immaculately decked out both in terms of product and shop fittings....but surprisingly that's what appeals to me the least. It's too polished: I prefer a little bit of mismatched homespun charm when it comes to kids stuff (and life for that matter). What can I say, I'm a Frankie girl through and through. Prices aren't cheap either: you're looking at $30 - $40 on average for tee or romper. That said, you can find some adorable stuff for the cutie patooties in your life, especially around sale time when they have up to 50% off. I nabbed some lovely chunky knits and adorable all-in-ones for my niece at good prices. They also stock women's clothes from what I can tell but it's really not my personal flavour. As well as all the usual tiny clothes, Seed have a good range of toys and accessories - I especially like the wooden toys and woodland critters. They also had a fox mask om sale the last time I dropped by: does it get any cuter?

If you're comfortable paying fifty dollars for a jumper that your child will outgrow in three to…read moresix months then this is the place for you. This is the sort of store that makes it's money from the Keeping Up With The Jones philosophy. Oh, your kid is wearing Wayne Cooper Junior? Check out the price tag on this baby! Seed is a beautiful store with beautiful clothes. I pop in to buy gifts and the sales are excellent and happen regularly, so regular less competitive parents also have the chance to make their kids look Seed fabulous. But I don't buy clothes for my daughter from here because she thrashes them! How could I let her paint and skateboard if she was wearing forty dollar tights! It's impractical parenting. But birthday dresses that get worn once and then handed down? Sure. Great service too, the girls never seem to notice when I go in there and scoff at the prices and then buy the cheapest sale item in store. Bless.

This is not one of the biggest Salvos stores, but they do sure make up for the size with really…read morefriendly staff. I was welcomed immediately upon entering and told what colour tags were on special. (For those who do not know, Salvos have a daily special on different coloured tags on items). I made a quick stop at this Salvos store as I am in search for a ceramic butter dish. It is actually quite hard to find one. Apparently they get picked up pretty quick when donated. But, it seems that this store has more clothing than ceramics or homewares. There is nothing wrong with that though. I have a clothing addition. There are many racks of clothing to have a good rummage through. I saw a couple of nice jackets and woollen jumpers. As for the prices, some Salvos are a little more expensive than others. You will find that this store is one of the cheaper ones.

Salvos are often the best op-shops in terms of size and furniture. This one is no exception. It is…read morespacious yet packed with good quality clothing, tons of books and a good range of furniture. I was tempted by a blue futon for $100. You always need another futon, don't you? Given the area, the clothing is quite conservative, but there are lots of nice pieces. They have a lot of long skirts, and plenty of men's working wear. They're following the Salvo's trend of selling new jewelry, but there is rarely anything worthwhile. There is a nice range of new-looking cushions and throw rugs at the moment though. Definitely a shop worth checking in on regularly.

Country Road is primarily a womens' clothing store, but they also do mens and children fashion…read more They used to be fairly popular, especially with their signature gym/beach bags that come in different colours. (I myself have a navy blue one, fyi.) It has come in handy on so many occasions! As for the fashion itself, however, they specialise in casual wear, cottons and soft fabrics. They also do a range of evening wear but I'd describe their style as more for the stylish stay-at-home Mum. For every day wear, even sports wear, but upscale and fashionable. I've bought a woolen vest and a top from here before, maybe a bag or two, but after a while I just didn't see anything that I'd want to wear. I think it's more suitable for women above 30, perhaps? It's not "old" per se; it's just very mature and "young couple"-ish, if that makes sense. I still go in there though, to check it out. It surprises you, sometimes.

I love Witchery, it's my first stop in the city, at Tea Tree Plaza, Marion, Burnside and the Myer…read morecentre. The Norwood store is bigger than all of them but it's the only one I've ever been really disappointed with. So so so so so freaking rude. The clothes in Witchery are always contemporary, clean and stock great prints, shoes, bags, accessories and a whole new range of children's clothes and men's clothes. It is quite an expensive place (many tops are in excess of $80) but the quality is good and the sizes seem to be able to fit most people both petite and larger. The girl in the last review was talking about her petite size. I am quite the opposite and I really struggle to find a place where the L or the 14 fits me properly. So I can feel comfortable there. Let me take you back to my birthday. I had the day off of work and I had a party that night. I thought I'd treat myself to buying a new outfit from my favourite shop. Sales were on (Witchery always seem to have good sales) and the Norwood Witchery was my first stop because of their big range. During the day, there were not many people in there but the shop was quite messy probably due to the craziness of the good sales. I found a few things to try on but had a question to ask the lady at the counter about a particular size. I stood there and waited while she stood there popping display boxes open and talking to her friend about the weekend she just had. She looked me in the eye three times but kept going. When her friend left, she just looked down and kept going. I had to ask her to help me, but she wasn't willing to leave her box popping. She then asked the other lady to help me. She looked disgruntled to do it and refused to call another store for me. I left feeling about an inch tall and went to Witchery Burnside where the people were lovely and I bought a brilliant top. I'm not a complainer - it's not what I do, but I have never been treated so badly like I shouldn't be in a store. Please don't let it distract from how great the other Witchery stores are - I've only ever been helped.

Witchery at Norwood is different from the Rundle Mall store in two ways:…read more1. The service is friendlier 2. They actually stock my size So every time I come into the Rundle Mall store, all the XS and size 6s are gone. All the 35s in shoes are gone. Basically I'm just looking around at everything I like, wishing I could buy something, anything. But nothing fits. *cries* When you're petite, life is hard. Life is a struggle. Life is full of dilemmas. "Should I buy this now, or wait til it goes on sale? But what if they sell out of my size?" Many a time I have bought something for the full price, the next minute it goes on sale and there's about 5 remaining in my size. Ouch. Other times, I've waited til it goes on sale and they run out of my size. See what I meeeeean! So anyway, Witchery at Norwood is good for me. I don't know whether they stock more of my size, or whether they're just a quieter store so my size doesn't run out as quickly. Either way, I can shop in peace.

This is me pretending to talk to my friend Kate about fashion:…read more Me: 'Hey girl, I love your dress, is that from .... Target Free Fusion?' Kate: 'It's an Alice Mccall.' Me: 'Oh right. Hehe. Of course.' Kate: ......'Is your skirt made of newspaper?' I'm not a fashion expert but these names might mean something to you: Palma Talulah Shakuhachi, This is Genevive, One Teaspoon, Children of the Sun, Azuki, Alice Mccall, Piper Lane? Love Affair is actually a bit of a surprise. You have to pass the chicken shop, and the Cafe Primo, and the Blockbuster, and the Eagle Boys, and then at the end of this suburban dream shopping centre you find: funky high end fashion. Who knew? The shop is small but packed full of stuff and from what I can see they have a high turnover, not unlike my handbag and chocolates. While I'm not a fashionista I have noticed that they have one-offs and quirky pretty things that you wouldn't find anywhere else. They also always have sales racks at the front with really nice stuff too. And the store name: provocative isn't it? Makes you want to buy a dress. And some condoms. Good store.

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