Very smart clothing for the more conservative and mature male. You will not find jeans with the…read morecrouch at the knees at this store. Caress the shiny Italian leather shoes feel the pure soft woollen jumpers (sweaters... For my American friends) touch the designer shirts that won't see you coming! Cuff links, ties and belts are also available. Yes this is my kind of store. The salesman was extremely helpful and I tried a variety of jackets on for a semi formal function. I wanted something smart that could be dressed down later after the event. The fellow brought out several jackets and we matched several shirts that were on sale. He was so helpful that I bought the items and wore them that night. Now would you believe I was only on the left side of the shop. On the right side was ladies wear. I love a clothing place that the salesmen are really interested in helping you. I also value when they know their clothing and talk about the sizes of shirts, trousers, jackets both in metric and imperial measurements.

Who doesn't love a bargain?! and who doesn't love H&M or maybe it reminds you of being on holidays…read morein Europe or US? Indeed this is what H&M reminds me of - being on holidays in New York looking for casual clothing because i ran out of clean clothes :P huh! Where the store is located in the brand spanking new section at Macquarie Centre in North Ryde. It is split onto 2 levels. Level 1 is for females and Level 2 is for Mens and kids and homewards i believe. It has only opened recently so be ready to battle the crowds! Arrived there on a Monday at around 12.30pm and it was packed! Where did all these people come from?! Don't they have work or something lol Prices are just as you would expect overseas so you will always be able to pick up some bargains. They also have security guards on both levels - probably to keep the peace in case a fight breaks out among the shoppers....it does happen at boxing day sales....just saying. Anywho great place for a bargain, or if you need a new wardrobe change or perhaps a gift.

H&M have a great range of clothing for the young at heart. Very fashionable items for the smaller…read moreperson. It does lack a range for the fuller person however you never know when you might pick up a bargain. The shop was fairly crowded with the counters cluttered with clothing and items. The change room was a nightmare...don't even bother. There was a line waiting to get in. I just said to the salesman..."look ,..I'm trying these shorts over my skimpy shorts to see if they fit"....he understood and shook his head at the line up. The prices are quite good compared to surrounding shops. I have shopped in H&M in the USA and in Spain and the clothing is similar. I do love the accessories to go with the outfit and often put right beside that special shirt or pair of jeans. So if you are coming to this store..come early or be patient.

H&M is to the British what Tim Tams are to the Aussies in that everyone loves em. H&M has landed to…read moreAustralia and Macquarie Centre places host. The store isn't as big as the Melbourne one though but still offers two levels. One level is the ladies clothing and the second level is split between kids and men's. They aren't offering homewares like the Melbourne store does. They have some good options for men and the quality is better then what you are going to get for a similar price in the likes of Cotton On. I stocked up on some much needed items to get me through the winter months. Overall the store is a miniature version of what H&M offers and they are due to have a CBD store at the end of 2015 which will be a similar size to the Melbourne GPO store.

So here's the thing: I'm a big ol' H&M fan. A big one. Whenever I go overseas I hoard and pillage,…read moreI drop plastic like it's poison and rack up debt like the housing bubble never happened. Maybe I've just been spoiled by the giant flagship San Fransisco store which has the world's biggest mens section (men: the forgotten sex, who get about 1/10th the fashion women normally do), and there's some pretty schweet new athletic range, but what I really wanted was the experimental range, the avant-garde stuff with long asymmetrical T's, zips in weird places, stretched necks, all that kind of thing. And the nicer suit-y garb, the wool jackets and cream suits and such. But most of it is like a glorified Cotton On, sadly. And where's the big homewares section that Melbourne gets?! It's super cheap though, which is great. I'm holding out for the CBD store. That has to have all the cool stuff, surely.