Located in the middle of nowhere you'll need some wheels to get your namaste get up on. Huge…read morewarehouse location with all your Lululemon basics on sale organised in your size which definitely is a plus when it comes to factory outlet shopping - no sorting & sifting through mess. Compared to RRP it is pretty cheap so shop till you drop into your downward dog. Namaste... "Ommmmm"

Five out of five brightly coloured tops!…read more I love, love, love Lulu Lemon. The reasons why I Iove this Canadian brand are many but here's a few: - The make their clothes out of fabrics they expect you to sweat in and chuck straight in the wash - The fabrics all feel really nice on the skin and don't chafe - They have some great colours, as well as the neutral blacks, whites etc - They have everything from tights to cool pants. My favourite item from Lulu Lemon is a pair of black pants that go to just below the knee. I can wear them to run in, or they are nice enough that I have worn them out so they are really versatile. They were perfect to wear to a work cricket match - I could run around in them but I could also go out to a cafe afterwards. Perfect! The outlet store is great as well! They stock full priced gear but they also do indeed have some bargains. I bought a jacket I had my eye on at the full priced store for nearly half the price. Sweet! My only concern is that my sister bought something from here and they forgot to take the security tag off, so she had to return it. So maybe check that before you leave. There is a bit of parking in the surrounding streets.

Woah. I don't think I have ever seen so many clothes in the one place before. Dresses, cardi's,…read moresinglets and jackets - Clear It has it all. But to be honest, I have been inside a million and one times and never walked out with anything. You know how when you drop in to your favourite shop and they have a sale rack and although everything looked pretty a week ago, when it's on that rack it looks a little sad? That's what this whole store is... Everything looks just a little bit sad. I get that it is a clearance centre, but high-price label designers in a bargain store? It just doesn't sit well... Plus, nothing is really that cheap? Unless you consider $85 for a satin singlet cheap. My favourite section of the entire store is the 'damaged' section, where you can usually find the really good, new stuff, but perhaps a button is missing. If you are in this store, head to that rack, everything else might make you cry.

When ever I have friends in town who love a good bargain, I bring them to Clear It on Brunswick…read moreStreet. Although I have to admit that, often I end up buying more stuff than my friends. Once you've been here, you'll wonder why you ever shopped full price! Check out the massive range of samples and out of season fashion from leading brands such as Alannah Hill, Friends of Couture, Gorman, Princess Highway, Dangerfield and Black Friday. Depending on what you're looking for, you can pick up super cheap t-shirts, glamorous dresses ($50 and up) and a truck full of blouses, day dresses, jackets, scarves and hats. It's the bargain hunters dream come true - but remember it's a warehouse store, not a boutique - so you really have to look carefully and dig deep. I'd give yourself at least an hour depending how much you want to spend. The best thing about this place is, you're free to roam about without pesky sales staff following you around.

I suspect that I've annoyed the staff here a few too many times by going and playing dress ups with…read moreall the lovely lovely clothes. Corsets, imports, fetishwear, shoes (oh, the shoes), makeup and beautiful jewellery. Yes, it is a bit more expensive to buy from here than from the individual stockists, but there really is something to be said for instant gratification. To be perfectly honest the sizing those sites provide seems random at best, and so the opportunity to actually try on those skinny, skinny side-laced black jeans before you buy is definitely a plus. Also, dress ups.

So nice. The staffs are really patient and they do give me al lot of good advice. Finally I got the…read more suitable clothing for the Halloween weekend.

Catalog Clothing in The Pines Shopping Centre is a store I would frequent often if I lived closer…read moreto Doncaster. The shop is bright, clean and modern with on-trend items for any fashion conscious female. I would recommend the store for younger women, say older teenagers through to women in their late twenties. The sizes here are also quite small and the shop caters best to people from sizes six to twelve. The shop assistants in here are really nice and are good at helping style outfits. They welcome you when you walk near them and seem genuinely friendly rather than wanting to push you into a sale. Catalog has a great variety of pretty dresses, nice tops and stylish jackets, which are suited towards nightlife rather than the everyday. In saying that, some people obviously wear more formal clothing daily so it could suit everyday occasions.

The Brotherhood of St Laurence store in Brunswick East is an absolute gem of a place when moving…read morehouse or needing some replacement furniture. There you'll find an array of cheap second-hand sofas, chairs, desks, tables, fridges, microwaves, pieces of artwork and much more. If you don't have a car, they can even arrange delivery of your stuff if you live in the area. I found some amazing bar stools for $15 each, a lazyboy style chair for $25 and some cheap sofas at around $30 each. In short: it is an absolute treasure chest and you can also feel good about contributing to a well recognised charity that is working for an Australia that is free from poverty. Good luck exploring!

This is possibly my single favourite op shop in Melbourne…read more The clothes are very well laid-out by style and colour (e.g. All white t-shirts are together) although my OCD takes over occasionally and I find myself putting stuff elsewhere if I see it incorrectly stashed. The funky music always makes me smile, and there is a vintage section at the front where they have special items. They have a ton of adult clothing, some kids' stuff, books, a load of kitchenware, lots of furniture and jewellery. They are even open now on Sundays so I don't have to cram my weekend op shop fix into Saturday! The only thing I could think of to improve is to offer a few more hooks in the change rooms.

The shop has changed hands a number of times over the years, and so every time I go in I expect…read moresomething different to whatever it turns out to be. The general theme, though, is reasonably priced women's clothing. At the moment, the supply reminds me of the sort I can find when going shopping at South Melbourne Market. That is, a mix of Caroline Morgan and slightly quirkier options - the age aimed at being mid-twenties all the way up to retirement age. The look is layers, crushed fabrics, interesting cuts and standard colours. Weekend wear for the ladies on a budget.

Enter via the huge, open roller doorway into an expansive warehouse selling all kinds of clothes -…read moremens, ladies and children's, plus shoes and even vintage bikes. I drop by occasionally to see what I can find in the way of basics for a bargain, and also flat canvas shoes from brands like Topshop and Fred Perry. The canvas shoes are around $10, and t-shirts and jumpers are also a bargain at around $15. There are two small change rooms for trying on stuff. The warehouse is large so it gets pretty cold in there in winter and trying clothes on isn't much fun, but when the weather warms up, it's not too bad in there and you'll definitely come away with a bargain or two.

This is the ultimate Op Shop. This store has been moved from Inkerman St and enlarged to a point…read morewhere it takes a good hour and a bit to get through your rummage of all the...stuff. There are heaps of designer clothes that go for next to nothing but a lot are priced quite high so be prepared if you get that feeling of, "I have to HAVE this", you might be digging deep into your wallet. I like how big it is and I think it's getting even bigger because last time I went there it looked like a space had been made for a furniture section. So if this does happen then it truly will be the ultimate Op Shop. The people are reasonable there as well so if you think something is over priced don't be afraid to ask and usually they'll drop a couple of dollars (good tip). I've picked up some great shoes there as well as bags, lights, kitchen ware, a coffee machine (that works), shirts, jackets and was tempted to buy a dresser but contained myself, as it was probably for the best, because sometimes you get home and realise you don't really need half the things you buy!

Its a huge store and has a wide variety of great stuff but this store was a little pricey for a…read morethrift store. But if you don't mind paying like $15 for a dress at a thrift store then its a great place for you.