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6 years ago
The owner, Nick Savaidis never paid me for my services. Ask for an upfront payment or down payment before working with this company. Not an ethical brand as they claim. read more
Shop 22
5-7 Chandler Rd
Melbourne Victoria 3155
Australia
(03) 9752 3082
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http://etiko.com.au
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People searched for Women's Clothing 660 times last month within 15 miles of this business.
Ronald King Mens and Boys Wear is a little bit misleading when it comes to the shop name. For…read morestarters it stocks a heap of women's clothing as well. There are two shops in the main street and they are on opposite sides facing each other. The first one has only suits and formal male attire while the other is much bigger and has both mens and women's clothing, surfwear and accessories. The prices in here can get pretty steep so you will want a big wallet. I have noticed a few more cheaper women's items sneaking in recently though so there is occasionally a few good bargains on offer. The store is always well air-conditioned and pleasant. The staff are friendly and you are guaranteed a good conversation. I tend to go in there to gawk at pretty scarves and have a little dream about one day being able to afford $80 for such a gorgeous silk accessory before I head down to one of the op shops nearby for some clothes I can definitely afford. In saying that, people who are more well off or like spending money on these things will be right at home here and the clothes are damn nice. The quality of the fabric is obvious and the items here are the kind that you will want to keep in your wardrobe forever.
Love Rivers great clothing good prices lm a bigger girl so this is really the only place that…read morecaters for my size... I'm a size 18 criminal l know geeze anyway brought lots of stuff on the weekend it was buy one get the second half price plus l got some 5 dollar voucher happy as a kitty with milk. Last year l got five pairs of jeans at the end of winter for 50 dollars Ching Ching. So larger ladies get in ur car and head over to highpoint this is my Rivers of choice!!
Some good bargains to be had here whenever they have sales on which is often. A good range of…read morefairly good quality mens and ladies fashion and shoes. I don't come here unless there is a sale on though.
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Went to Menzclub in Eastland to get groomsmen suits. Never had better service than i did at this…read moreplace. Steve was a true gentleman and exceptional in his service. He had an expert eye for my size and gave a great recommendation at Alter it for suit alterations. Will definitely be going again to get another suit.
From the owner: Established in 1987, our boutique menswear has grown to become one of Australia's most respected…read moremen's fashion brands and clothing store. From conception, our philosophy has been to deliver both a quality product and a superior shopping experience. A personal experience; where our passionate team know not only your size, but also your name. Discover a large collection of both men's formal wear and weekend casual wear. Shop men's suits, shirts, shoes and much more.
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Brilliant service, David is very helpful and makes sensible suggestions…read more There's an excellent range of products to pick from.
Great Clothes, great service. Really cool gear, not an old mans shop. Style in Bayside, beats the…read moreSth Land mall experience hands down.
Accessories such as belts, vuff links and shoes can add that extra edge to your outfit.
Stocking the latest in men's fashion from well known international and local brands,
Retaillers of the world's best known suit brands - Armani, Hugo Boss and lots more.
Don't make the mistake I did by going up just one level and thinking you found the store and been…read moreshocked by every shirt is $300+, just keep heading upstairs and you can raise your jaw from the sticker shock just one level below. My style is usually minimal and this store hits all the dots and considering average prices in Oz this place is quite reasonable for quality clothing and good style. I am going to Berlin and Sweden soon, and I got inspired from some of the labels to look out for on my trip. The hidden factor makes me feel just that bit more special, since I walked by this place who knows how many times without realizing its presence.
Somewhere is a men's and women's fashion store that sells clothing by local and international…read moredesigners. It also has a gallery space that showcases the work of emerging Australian artists. The clothes at Somewhere are sleek, simple, and very on trend. The menswear section is mostly stocked with jeans, chinos, plaid shirts and pocketed t's. The prices range widely, but in general, it's quite well priced when compared to many of Melbourne's similarly styled and themed fashion stores. Somewhere also has a very decent selection of shoes and accessories, like hats, ties, sunglasses and scarves. The staff are great (helpful and attentive, but genuine with their recommendations and not pushy).
Snowgum sells amazingly high quality outdoor gear. Here is the shop that sells "last season" and…read more"out of fashion" Snowgum gear at half the price. Yes, hiking gear goes out of fashion. For those of you who raised their eyebrows at that statement, join my club. We all find great bargains at this shop. There's no aircon, they prefer you to pay in cash, and it's not well lit, well sorted or well signed. But who cares? Cheap polar fleece!
This place is amazing and the best place to go for a great bargain on outdoor wear. I bought the…read moremost amazing hooded winter coat here that even kept me warm in Tasmania in the middle of winter. It's basically laid out like a warehouse with heaps of polar fleece, gloves, tops and all weather jackets. I bought the greatest lightweight raincoat here too. Most jackets are 40 - 60% off ... Sometimes more. Well worth a look.
If I could give zero stars I would…read more I have a faulty product. They are refusing to resolve it. I have sent 6 emails, a Facebook message and several Instagram messages without response. Their own staff advised me that management would not resolve the issue and I should go to consumer affairs. Shop somewhere else
If you're looking for a suit, this place is alright. I've bought a couple of shirts there in the…read morepast, but have not yet bought much more. Frankly, I find it quite expensive, but you don't get much for a hundred bucks these days, do you? The service has been acceptable. I suspect if I was actually looking for a full suit, I'd have been fussed over a little more, but that's just conjecture on my part. The shirts that I've bought have both lasted quite well, and have been what I consider to be a good buy. I'd consider shopping there again if I needed some expensive clothes in a hurry. Otherwise, I've got a couple of places in town I prefer.
Once a charity run op-shop, Ragmans has turned into a privately run recycled clothing store that…read morestocks a great range of men's and ladies clothing. I always leave here with something, and at once stage there were so many great leather jackets that fit me that I kept returning to buy them all, just because they fit, and were quite cheap. You could easily pick up a good leather jacket for $30 at one stage; one that would easily set you backs $200 in the city. Of late however, the prices have lifted a little, reflecting the trend for recycled and second hand clothing. A huge range of shoes lines the back wall, and my little lady often winds up trying on heaps of good ladies clothes and leaves with a swag of dresses for a steal.
I like to go here sometimes but after yesterday, I don't think I'll be making the special trip I…read morenormally do. Picked up a few items to have a look at and wanted to see what brands they were. Brands from Kmart, big w and more were being sold for double in some instances to what they are brand new in store at the retailers. Don't get me wrong you can pick up some really different items but beware. Also they sell fakes and still try to charge ridiculous amounts.
Hattam Menswear is clothing that you probably won't find that appealing if you're into your…read morefashion. Still got its old school charm however I find the clothing very over-priced for what it is where I'd probably only buy something to take on holidays or wear camping. Sadly, there are too many good Op Shops in the area that have better stock for a lot cheaper!
I came here looking for the type of long johns that have the button flap at the back of them as I…read morewas heading into a cold winter and didn't want to freeze when I went to the bathroom. I expected Hattam's to have them because it is such an old school store. I was actually a little embarrassed to ask for them and just opted for a normal set of thermals. You get that extra bit of service when you come here, just like it would have been and perhaps still should be. I enjoy shopping here, maybe you will to.
Christmas 2010: just welcomed my second child into the world one month after relocating to a new…read morecity. Dilemma: wanting to find the perfect gift for my supportive and loving husband on less than a shoestring budget. Solution: Bonaman! Feeling tired, frustrated and stupidly emotional at not being able to find an affordable, awesome gift for my babe I almost walked straight passed Bonaman. Feeling confident in my knowledge of quality, stylish threads it didn't enter my mind that this men's store would have anything affordable within my $50 budget. Then I glanced at one of the sales signs and was ecstatic to see printed tees, dress tops, denim shorts and other style items all for under $25 each. If your man is keen on the styles seen in Jeans West or Just Jeans he'll be just as impressed, and so will you be, by Bonaman. For $50 I snagged two tanks, one tee, two dress shirts and four different styles of shorts. Granted, prices were cheaper than normal at the time given it was Christmas, and because I purchased so much that good old fashioned service I love so much came into play and a further discount was offered. But I've also since bought him a faux fur lined winter jacket for $15, and apart from the labels on the inside of the clothes you honestly can't tell these clothes are cheap alternatives to brands like Politics or Man to Man. My husband was rapt at his updated wardrobe and I am impressed by how good I was able to make him look!
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Much, much more than just ok, OK OK are a boutique fashion store catering to the laid-back but…read morestyle-conscious urban dresser with a social conscience. Halfway down a gorgeous, little walkway that always makes me feel like I'm on holiday when I walk along it, OK OK stands out in all its pure whiteness. You might also be drawn in by a rack of clothes placed just outside the store, very enticing indeed. The OK OK look is relaxed, sportswear-inspired pieces teamed with a basics range, all made Melbourne, and mixed with international design-directed pieces. Strictly speaking, boys' stuff is upstairs and girls' stuff downstairs, but the styles are deliberately unisex so its worth checking out the whole shop.
OK OK is an Melbourne based fashion label founded in 2007, with the aim to create Australian-made…read morebasics. The retail space is the extension of le internets and web store. The old wives tale about the label is that the stockings and hosiery is made in Brunswick close by, from what also runs as a compression bandage factory! Absolute madness aside, every attempt is made to keep the goods' origin south of the equator. The space itself is a two floor masterpiece. found in the quaint pedestrian lane named Sparta, the shop appears rather quietly in black and white. When you open the door the first thing you notice is the shallow nature of it. You can see the back wall easily, and your eyes are drawn to the staircase off to one side. Upstairs the le mens, downstairs is le womens. Many of the fits are unisex, so don't feel precious about checking out the whole store. The quality of goods is amazing - tops and bottoms aplenty with accessories and shoes in the mix as well. Those found behind the counter are delightfully helpful in talking about the pieces and helping chose (and helping you walk away with less money than you began with), and if the conversation lasts long enough will offer some insight into the nightlife of Brunswick and Melbourne. They're so nice they helped us book accommodation with a friend of theirs in Tasmania! Best shoe shopping trip EVER!
From it's smallish front window on Chapel Street, you'd be forgiven for thinking that Dakota 501…read morewas a small boutique that you could likely finish in 5 minutes. Step inside and you'll soon discover the large warehouse style vicinity that gives Dakota 501 its unmistakable ambience and allure. The fact that this style depot has been on Chapel Street since 1976, illustrates its success in the fashion industry and its obvious patronage by stylish folk from generation to generation. Stocking a wide and ever evolving line up of Australian and International labels, including one of Melbourne's best loved denim selections has given this store is unrivalled advantage. With brands like Stolen Girlfriends Club, Alternative Apparel, Autonomy, Bec & Bridge, Fluxus, Neuw Denim, One Teaspoon and Zanerobe - it's obvious that this store caters to guys and girls who love quality threads and are not afraid to pay for it. I love Dakota 501 because you can always find the something kooky and different from what everyone else is selling. Think Karen Walker jewellery, Nudie denim and Fred Perry sweaters. Also check out their colourful collection of happy socks from Sweden and Havaiana flip flops (must-haves for summer).
So I'm a little biased towards this shop. They helped me purchase a dress I'd seen on the Evil Twin…read moreClothing website, however could not find online or in General Pants Co ect. And I was very desperate for this dress (as you get when you hate everything else available in shopping centres and have somewhere important to go). I rang the store, they had my size, they also held the particular dress for me, and were very warm about it all. When I arrived in store - which is very easy to miss when you've never visited before - I was very pleasantly surprised by the wide range of clothing they had to offer. All of it had a lot of character, a very different feel to it. I didn't spend a lot of time there however it looked like they may of had vintage clothing as well as some current local (well Australian anyway) brands. The employee who served me was also very friendly and seemed very passionate about Australian clothing and designers. I therefore left without a second hesitation to my very poor bank account (the dress wasn't really expensive but I still couldn't afford it), and walked away very happy and satisfied indeed. Determined to become a regular of this place.
I love Pickings and Parry, sick fit out, rad staff- always friendly and generous with their time…read more I've been getting my haircut here by Jack (He's the older gent, haven't tried the new guy yet) and he's a bit of a perfectionist but in a good way. Haircuts aren't "Cheap" but you get what you pay for ($55 for haircut,beard trim, drink). Everytime I've gone elsewhere it's never been as good. They also sell great denim, good hand crafted boots and other cool high quality EDC stuff.
Looks fantastic from the outside but it was probably the worst shave I have ever had. I got about…read more50 cuts under my chin and along my jaw and afterwards the barber told me I wasn't cut even though blood was literally dripping from my face. The hair also grew back really ingrown. Also, it is too expensive... The guy who gave me the shave was really pretty... like super model pretty.
Couldn't get the Adidas spezial SS 24 hat or socks in the UK, ordered from up there took just 5…read moredays to come. Quality service and price well chuffed.
Ordered the Nike Tuned Air Max Plus 'Scarab' from them. Quick shipping and well-packaged. Very…read morehappy with their service. Sneakers arrived as described. Unfortunately, the shoes contained many defects and factory flaws from Nike, which I understand wasn't a fault of the retailer. They were still more than happy enough to offer me a full refund with return shipping paid. Extremely satisfied with their quick response and resolution. Clear communication and trustworthy retailer. Definitely recommended for rarer shoes.
With hats, bags, and wallets up for grabs at $1 and cool t-shirts available for around the $10…read moremark, Clear It! is an absolute goldmine if you are prepared to sort through the ~90% of the crap they have here. Coming from the UK, shopping here is akin to shopping at TK Maxx. There are lines and lines of racks and there is treasure to be found in amongst the rest of the very run of the mill stuff. You could easily spend a good half an hour looking for bargains here. There are huge discounts and if you endure it will be well worth your search.
Ever have that argument with your wardrobe? I have nothing to wear!…read more Well luckily Clear It! is near! This massive fashion outlet is just what you've been looking for! Stocking brands such as Dangerfield, Friends of Couture, Jack London, Revival and more you will not be short of options for something new to add to your wardrobe. I actually come here once a week, its that cheap. Singlets - 2 for $10, Shirts from $10, pricing is ridiculous here! My favourite purchases include a 3 / 4 long Dangerfield coat, originally $250, i scored it for $75. Even picked up a Jack London business shirt for $10!!! So fellas if you want some new kicks or clothes pay Clear It a visit and while you shop, the Clear It women's store is just a few shops up.
I attended the opening of the new concept by Jude and I am impressed. Having a very androgynous…read morefeel of the clothing. It is all handmade in Melbourne. The fabrics and styles will suit anyone and due to the drape style you will find the the size is generous.
Pop up shops are now a bit dime a dozen, but I'm happy this one has popped up super close to work…read more The range is conservative (in my opinion) in comparison to the main CR stores, and a better price point too. Only thing to improve, actually acknowledge your customers staff. Otherwise back to the nicer staff at Melbourne Central.
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It's a rare thing these days to receive exceptional customer service, but that's just what I got at…read moreEsprit. Chasing down that perfect blue blazer, the staff not only tracked it down in my size, but agreed to go against policy and put it on hold for me AND honour a sale price that had already expired. They were polite, courteous and really went far above and beyond the call of duty. Super impressed.