In case you haven't already figured it out, I'm a girl. Therefore I don't really have any need to…read morego to Ed Harry. Even though I secretly love the music shirts and like to pretend that I'm buying them for a friend and then go home and keep them for myself. This Ed Harry store is pretty awesome. There's a lot of stock, and a lot of discounts to be had. The staff are awesome. Whenever you go in the store, it's more than likely that you will see the guys dancing around, singing to the music and just chatting to one another loud enough for the customers to hear. You feel pretty chilled when you're inside and browsing the clothes. This store gets two thumbs up from me for their service and stock.

If you're looking for denim Jeanswest is a great place to start. They have a stack of different…read morecuts, styles and colours of jean to suit all different shapes and sizes. And they're not just denim, they've got some very cute maxi dresses, skirts and shirts, plus a mens clothing range as well. The best thing about this store is the staff are friendly and happy to help, plus they always have a sale/clearance section up the back of the store where you can grab a bargain. In a nutshell - great jeans and more store!

So no I don't wear men's clothes but that doesn't mean I don't still have to buy them occasionally…read more There's a few good menswear stores at Colonnades but this one is easy to get to and has a great trendy range. They stock casual tops, jeans, accessories like ties, casual shirts plus dress shirts and even full suits. In fact some of their suits are rather amazing for the prices they are asking. You can get a whole suit for around $100. I don't see much point in paying more unless you wear one everyday for work or something. These ones do my family just fine on the occasions we have required their services. Ed Harry are fine for casual stuff at great prices but Man To Man are great for smart casual and above at equally great prices. Check 'em out before your next formal event. You could save quite a bit.

In the last couple weeks I had to buy some more (professional) office clothes. I went straight to…read moreLowes. I know what they sell, the quality and style are off the highest standards. The prices are comparable with some major variety stores or slightly higher(depending of what I needed to get). The staff are excellent in their customer service. The know their products and fashion styles and are always polite, friendly & sensitive to different size customers. Well done Lowes... I quite happily refer people to your stores. Keep up the excellent work. Your staff are a credit to their training and to the organisation.... Phil

Nadia's House of Serendipity has been in Glenelg for a long time and you can't help but notice…read moreNadia, who is extremely tall and has the most gorgeous bright reddy,purple hair. She has run a great store for many years and, in more recent times has relocated round the corner to where it is now. Looking at the shop now, I don't know how she ever fitted in to the smaller store before. The shop screams 70's psychedelic in logo and layout and there is a colourful array of racks of clothing both inside the store and out. You can find vintage clothing, designer clothing and just about everything in between. The change rooms are bright and airy and Nadia or her other assistants are always ready to help out. You can always find something unique here at a good price. As well as clothes, they have a large selection of shoes, bags, belts and jewellery. The only thing about the new store is that it is a little harder to find, being tucked away around the back of Cheap as Chips.

So I'm trying to review this place from a dude's perspective. And that's a little hard to do, since…read morethere's not a lot a guy might want to do here. But I thought of a way a guy might want to enter a store like this. Christmas. I've already bought a Christmas present for milady, but I've a got a little extra money coming in so I thought I might try for something extra. Normally, I stay away from clothes. I never remember sizes, and girls tend to like to try a thing on before they buy it. And I can't say I blame them for this. But I brought in a picture of milady, and showed it to the staff, and they gave me some handy tips as to what might suit her. I ended up buying a thirty dollar dress. I can't tell you whether the advice was accurate or not, as Christmas isn't 'til tomorrow, but here's the best part: I've already nailed the present. This is just a bonus, so if I've made a terrible choice, I'm still in the clear. Regardless, I'd like to thank the staff for their help with the unorthodox request.

Good store. It's not as douchey as some of the other menswear places these days. I'm a simple…read moreman, with pretty simple tastes. I don't need shitty dubstep turned up to 11 when I'm looking for clothes, and I can't stand places where the men that frequent the store wax more and use more hair product than the women. I often buy pants and shirts here. The staff are helpful, they're polite and they're not pushy or annoying if you're just browsing. The prices are on the expensive side, but there's some good deals, and the clothing tends to be high in quality, so it usually lasts fairly well.

As far as Roger David stores go, this one is pretty standard. The store is a great size which…read moreenables them to keep lots of stock avaliable. The service is your standard retail, with some nice friendly faces to welcome you. Yet again being an outlet store there's always a hefty amount of bargains to be had. They have lots of tables inside with all the sale stock. This gets a bit messy. Overall the store is pretty tidy and it's not too hard to find clothes, but when you get to the t-shirts on the tables it does get a bit hard to find what you're after. To be honest it's easier to pick out what you'd like to try on and then get the staff to find the right size for you, otherwise you could end up with t-shirts falling all over the place.

Full of discount shops - what's not to love!…read more I've usually been pretty lucky here, being able to pick up a bargain if I feel like a bit of 'pick me up' shopping. My mum and sister are both much taller than me, with long limbs and have found it more difficult to find items they like in their size. With the more recent addition of NoniB though, mum is much happier! There are a good mix of shops as well as options to eat or grab a drink. My favourite is Cherry Blossom sushi for a quick energy hit. All that shopping can require some refuelling. There are gift vouchers available and although nearly all the shops partake in the Harbour Town gift voucher system, there are a few where they aren't valid. There is a list available at the office, which could be worth checking if buying a gift voucher for someone who loves one particular store. My favourite store, Art to Art is there, closely followed by Novo Shoes that has some awesome shoe bargains regularly. A kind of weird tip I'd like to share is about walking along near the playground in the middle. I've been walking along window shopping, to only nearly twist my ankle and fall over. The playground area spreads out into the walk area and is totally soft and spongey! High heels sink in and the ground becomes inconsistent and difficult to walk on. Probably fine if wearing flats, but a bit disconcerting if not dangerous, if not!

If you want something cheap outside of the major chains, it's a great place to save, but unless you…read moreare local, I wouldn't spend extra money on petrol to come down here. Harbour Town has over 120 outlets and 70 specialty stores, and boasts as having the biggest Woolworths store in South Australia. I've spent some time browsing throughout most of these stores, but very rarely find anything I like. However, It's great for the outdoor shopping experience, without those fucking annoying preachers.