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Cabramatta, NSW
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11 years ago
A cute cafe attached to Submerge clothing shop. Really great coffee (they use Campos beans) and simple food menu with avocado smash, toast and small bakery selection. Open weekends. read more
Submerge - Best coffee I've found in Cabramatta - Accessories Near Me - Cabramatta, NSW
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24-32 Hughes St
Shop 12
Cabramatta New South Wales 2166
Australia
(02) 9755 4132
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http://submergestore.com.au
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Let me precede my review with the fact that I am not a shopper. I do not shop for entertainment or…read moreto kill a Saturday afternoon, it is not a hobby. When I shop I do so as with other areas of my life - with passion! I fall in love with a ridiculously priced (for my budget) pair of shoes and must have it - then I may not buy more shoes for another 6 months. I was excited to be coming to outlets closet to home and hopeful that a bargain could be found or at the least a new pair of shoes!!! Did I mention shoes and bags are my thing?? I didn't fall in love with anything!!! There was plenty of outlet stores, David Lawrence, Sea Folly, Converse, Vans, Cotton on, Esprit, Portmans etc..... I normally can bag a purchase at sea folly at least - nothing!!! I was excited to browse at vans - I can spend a whole morning at a USA vans outlet and walk away wanting more - especially with teen boys at home. Nothing!!! Not even deals to get excited about. Converse is probably the shop that offered some good deals and had some not bad prices on other items. This outlet is new, I am hoping it isn't the place to send the dregs or cheap made items and hope they sell or it won't be open long. Maybe in time some good bargains will be born here - hopefully in the 4 shoe stores offered!!
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This is a really small shop but looks like trendy. Always displaying fashionable dresses. If you…read moreare looking for something not ordinally, girly, cute, sexy items then please come and check it out! If you are not living around here, then go to a website. You can purchase items via the web. This shop is located on the Oxford Street Mall and very close to the Bondi Junction Station.
Love coming here…read more Plenty of parking Places to shop, eat and enjoy Just convenient for your everyday needs
I hadn't been here in about 18 months and wow! What a difference a make-over makes! This place…read morelooks great now. They've obviously spent quite a bit of money on it and it has everything you need under the one roof now! Lots of food options, travel agents, fashion shops, telco shops, K-Mart, Aldi, Woolworths etc. Parking is a lot easier than it was before the makeover and it's now a really nice shopping centre to come to. Close to the train station too if you don't bring a car - about a 5 minute walk. I was impressed with how it looks now. A very pleasant environment to spend some time... and dollars!
The store is disorganised but the staff will approach you and are very helpful, there are two…read morefloors of sports gear and a good selection of women's active wear on the first floor, it's also not very busy which is a blessing in the city.
There are a bunch of lovely stores along Glebe Point Road just made for browsing, but Lotus Pod…read morefashion boutique definitely deserves a special look-in. Actually, put some decent time aside, because you'll definitely want to sift through everything on the racks here. The staff are really sweet and are happy to help you find the right gift. The stock changes over often and you'll always find a great range of tops and cute dresses, plus some nice jewellery and quirky gifts.
I ove this store. The staff are really friendly nand helpful and it has a great vibe. The clothes…read moreand embellishes are just divine and everytime I am in Glebe I always have a nosey and a purchse. Keep up the good work!
A small boutique located in a beautiful building that will give you a one-of-a-kind shopping…read moreexperience, Zambesi is one of Sydney's BEST boutiques. Carrying the Zambesi brand along with other exclusive New Zealand and European brands like Martin Margiela, you definitely have your pick from the most stylish clothes available. From simple to intricate designs, from white to chocolate to black colours, there's something fashionable for everyone, men and women alike. Zambesi is a place where you'll love spending time browsing through the new trends and maybe try on some clothes that will make you look and feel great. Definitely recommend a visit to this boutique!
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).
Super cute boutique in a super cute laneway in Mosman. Cauchois & Calo stock a range of Australian…read moreand International labels in one very delightful little shop. The vibe in here is very sweet and cosy - perfect for a lazy amble through with a latte and a good girlfriend. Alice McCall, Cohen et Sabine, House of Harlow, Gypsy 05 and Winter Kate - if you're familiar with any of these labels you know they lean toward feminine, floaty style. The price point can vary - typical most pieces are $100 +.
Wild Orchid is a family owned and run luxury lingerie and sleepwear shop in Mosman. The beautiful…read moreand helpful dark haired girl at the counter is very friendly and makes you feel at ease if your somewhat nervous at seeing yourself in the mirror with lingerie on in the middle of white-leg, comfort food indulgent winter. Wild Orchid do bra fittings of course but know that most of the bras are upward of $100 (one stunning push up I noted was $500). You get what you pay for as they say and the fabulous lacy numbers will certainly add a little perk to your day (and your cleavage). They also have a good range of seamless knickers including organic cotton ones for $14 (so soft - I love them). The boutique stocks a huge range of brands including La Perla, Aubade, Chantelle, Le Mystere, Lise Charmel, Simone Perele, Deshabille, Mimi Holiday, Elle Mcpherson, Nearly Nude, Berlei and Calvin Klein - and that's only some of them. They also have Hollywood Fashion Tape, Perfectform silicone inserts and stick on bras, silk pillow cases and eye masks.
This place always has such a great window display I finally found the time to drop inside for a…read morelook. Wild Orchid sells beautiful lingerie and sleepwear - the sort of pieces that you fancy yourself in everyday but know that would be a luxury. The store itself is quite small and the grandeur of the window display makes it a bit of a let down. The best pieces are displayed in the window and inside is more basic that you may have been led to believe. The obligatory CK is stocked here but so are boutique labels I haven't' heard of like Spencer & Lacy and Love & Lustre. The store assistants are a bit funny too - not one of them said hello or welcome even as I made eye contact!
George St and Haymarket in general are full of twee little Chinese-y shops like Imagination World,…read moreand I just love'em! Although they may all stock the same kind of stuff at face value, with cute quirky frilled skirts and always loads of Hello Kitty or Hello Kitty-y tat, I love wandering in for a browse- this is not quite Harujuku street style but a little more on the cutesy, mass-produced side. I'm not really a fan of their bags but they do get in some cute shoes. The prices are fairly high, considering I'd bet anything these shops are like Supre in Hong Kong! But worth hitting the sales rack and maybe picking up a puffy shirt or fun skirt.
Attik is my failsafe pre-date/pre-party/pre-anything-that-requires-a new-outfit CBD store. The…read morestock changes weekly so no matter how many times you drop in, you'll always find some new additions to try on. The racks are filled with cute but on-trend pieces, with plenty of quirky dresses, summer maxis and simple tops. Half my wardrobe probably comes from here now because it's such an easy shop to pop into on a lunch-break. (Damn you city stores and your tempting merchandise!) The prices are generally pretty good, and there are a few permanent sale racks down the back. Shopaholics beware. Go check it out, but don't say I didn't warn you...