I'm really starting to wonder if every store at Harbour Town gets an extra star just for it's…read morelocation. Not because it is particularly Harbour Town itself but because they are all factory direct or clearance outlets so their prices are all great (well on 80% of their stock at least). Anywho..........this is another store that is everywhere but i don't really visit it anywhere else or make purchases from any other locations. As none of them have the same specials as Harbour Town do. I have managed to get my child some great stuff here. Especially in the under 10 years old age group as they have heaps and heaps of brand stuff. Like towels with Ben 10, t-shirts with Lightning McQueen, pj's with Spiderman, etc and of course for the girls it's all Bratz, Dora the Explorer and Barbie. i also got some fantastic winter flannelette pyjama's here for my kids in the Simpsons for only about $10 a pair. I would rather save up $100 and go here and I would get a lot more for my money than shopping elsewhere, and it makes the trip down there worthwhile.

This has got to be the biggest Kids Who I've ever been in. Then again I can't vouch for many Kids…read moreWho stores, but the local stores in my area are incredibly tiny. It's amazing that you can even fit in there. Kids Who at Harbour Town is the opposite. It's a very large and open store. Plenty of room to browse the store in a comfortable manner. I may not have kids, but I'm still a fan of Kids Who. My mum would buy me clothes from here when I was little and I always loved them, along with my younger siblings. The shelves are well stocked with plenty to choose from, the staff are great and the prices are as low as you can get. Two thumbs up from me.

I really really like this shop. And yes I will drive here just to get shoes…read more Once I went here to get the kids new shoes. Took all 3 kids at the same time and it was great as we got a deal on 3 pairs for a hugely discounted price so it cost aboiut the same as buying them shoes from spendless shoes but these ones lasted sooooo much longer. I was sick of buying them new shoes every term, I got Fila's from here and they lasted heaps better. I have also bought myself and my partner shoes from here and never had a problem with them. I have found I wear the insides out a lot quicker than the outsides. Once we even got a great bargain on some massive sport bags. They were over $100 brand new and we got 2 from here for only $30 each. one bag alone holds 4 helmets! They are so easy, wish we bought 3 or 4 now. Definitely check it out, they have some great brand name stuff heaps cheaper than RRP. They have shoes, clothing and accessories - anything made with that brand basically they may stock at different times.

Bargains. Bargains. Bargains. So many bargains to be had at the Fila Brand Direct Outlet!…read more The store offers a wide range of fila clothing, fila shoes and fila accessories. All things Fila, in case you couldn't figure that out already. If you're a fan of the brand and you haven't come to this outlet then you're crazy. Some items are 50% off the recommended retail price! The store is pretty big and it's reasonably clean. The staff provide great customer service, they have friendly workers and the store has a lot of stock on offer for all you fila fans.

Candy stripes, fairy floss and all things nice is what this cute little shop looks and feels like…read more Now if I had relatives or friends with princesses I'd buy something from Kids Like That. Catering for the littlie trend setters of Adelaide there's something here to stuff in the Xmas stocking, give as a birthday gift or any occasion really. The majority of items are pink and besides clothing there are accessories like little bags, shoes and sandals, note books and lots more. Sizes range from babies to about five years of age, the clothing is more suited to special events instead of making mud pies in but where there's a will there's a way, at least a puddle to stomp in to get those shiny new shoes dirty. Happy friendly staff, happy to assist.

There must be something in the water as this shop and all the others here have survived the test of…read moreretail time. The Funkee Closet stocks kids clothing from newborn to sixteen, the sixteen was a recent addition as there was a cry for someone to stock at least some clothes for boys from 12 - 16 years of age. Poor boys always lose out in the fashion stakes, doesn't matter where you go it's either surf, skate or dork wear, not much option! And yes it's all designer wear from surfey Quicksilver, Mossimo to Soda Kids, Roxy and several in between...I didn't see OshKosh though but hey, can't have them all. And yes the prices are higher for name brands but some have the quality to last a long time and The Funkee Closet does have sales from time to time. On my visit there was twenty percent off but alas my stubborn child had no interest on this day, Xbox was calling at home and the sooner the better in his view. For sale also were hats, caps, some shoes, accesories, bags, etc. Driving past you can't miss it as it's hot pink exterior is loud and clear, inside are floor boards, lots of pink for the girly girls and a more subdued colour palate for boysey boy wear too, loved the two mandatory shop fitting black chiffon style hanging chandeliers. The staff were friendly and very helpful and with several customers they still managed to touch base with everyone. Great stuff girls!

Visit the Rivers store at Harbour Town and you'd better be prepared to hunt around for what you're…read morelooking for. While there are always bargains to be had, this store is a bit of a jumble and needs somewhat of a tidy up. With men's, women's and kids' clothes on offer at reasonable prices, it's no wonder huge numbers of people pour through their stock and things get a little unkempt. I have to admit there's a bit of snob in me and I like to buy things when they're nicely displayed and well presented. T-shirts on the floor don't really do it for me. That said, I've still made several purchases from Rivers at Harbour Town and did wear a pair of their shoes on a working trip OS last year. The shoes were really comfy for the duration of my two week job but they just didn't last so I left them behind in my hotel. Generally, there are good bargains to be had but not great quality.

Rivers is quite the messy store. I'm not one to judge, but I like things clean and tidy…read more Particularly when I go shopping because it's far too hard to find things when it's chaotic, especially when the prices are as low as Rivers. It is always a mad house in store! That's probably the reason why it's so huge, the store goes on forever! It's the neverending story. When I think of Harbour Town, I think of Rivers. It's all you hear and see on TV. Rivers, rivers, rivers. Plenty of clothes and shoes to choose from, but far too chaotic for my liking. If you have the time and you're a bargain hunter then it's definitely worth checking out.

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.

There is an odd mix of designs in here - some very currently fashionable items like short shorts…read morewith holes and nothing covering anything, then styles to suit larger and more mature women, with lots of crinkly stretch material that seems to be favoured by designers for older women. Then there is a range of men's wear with lots of torn jeans and grunge shirts, which seem aimed at younger men. I don't like it when I can't work out who a store is aimed towards! It's unsettling... Also, nothing in here really looks nice, but then, not everyone is after nice. Not being a designer brands girl myself, the labels are lost on me, and if I don't like the clothing, then it has no appeal to me.

I don't usually go shopping in a store like this, and I don't usually buy anything when I do go in…read morethe store. That being said, it is a decent store. It's just not my preference. They offer a wide variety of discounted designer clothes from big brand names such as Tara Va and Firetrapp. They cater for both men and women and also children. If you like your brand name clothing, it's worth having a look in store. There's always big specials going on and it's definitely more affordable then going to an expensive store that sells the brand names at double the prices.

The Authentic Factory Outlet at Harbour Town is a pretty big store, with plenty of stock to choose…read morefrom. They sell a variety of brands such as Airwalk, Saucony, Munchkin and of course Converse being the biggest one. One of the things I love about The Authentic Factory Outlet is that the stock is not limited to one genre. They sell a variety of footwear for both men, women and children along with clothing and acessories. I love buying converse shoes from here as they're always on sale and it's probably the best bargain you'll get in Adelaide (correct me if I'm wrong), but I know I haven't seen them cheaper anywhere else.

While Seed is not my preference in clothing stores, it still has its perks. It's a very clean…read morestore, which is rare to find in Harbour Town. The clothes are all neatly displayed either against the wall, clearly on racks or neatly folded upon tables. This store is not only for women. They also have a range of baby clothing along with young childrens clothing. A decent store with your standard customer service, high quality clothing and affordable prices. At the end of the day, it all depends on what you like and what you don't like.

My mum likes this store. I don't have the need to go into a little kids store, as I certainly don't…read morefit into those clothes anymore. That being said, if I did fit into these clothes, I'd probably shop here. The staff are super friendly and are always happy to be at work. Which may be a weird thing to comment on, but it's true. There's plenty of styles, sizes and colours for parents to choose from to buy for their kids. Everything is quite cheap as well. You can see that children love the store because when they're parents drag their kids with them to buy them clothes, you seem them starting to pick out things they like for themselves!