This Lorna Jane isn't specifically an outlet, however it is quite different from usual Lorna Jane…read moreshops - it's less girly, and has a different range of clothing. There isn't so much underwear as in usual stores, and a lot more of the last season's stock on special, so it essentially functions as an outlet store. There are some great deals to be had on running shorts and other specific apparel, like some triathlon gear. You can get 10% all the time if you're a Harbour Town VIP (which is free to sign up for, you'll probably just have to put up with some advertising for it). The shop assistants in here are very fun, helpful and energetic. They give the store a good vibe and are great to chat to. This is definitely one of my favourite Lorna Janes.

This Lorna Jane store definitely doesn't feel as girly as the others, just like Jo said. I actually…read morequite like that about this store. I'm not a very 'girly' girl so to speak and some of the other Lorna Jane stores make me want to keep on walking by. There's quite a wide range of stock up for grabs at decent prices, especially the stock from last season. The service has always been top notch, the staff really fit the part of working at a sports store. As far as sport stores go Lorna Jane is one of the best, and this store at Harbour Town is no different. It's worth visiting, at least for the bargains.

While Miller's is not my preference when it comes to shopping, I can see the appeal. A great store…read morefor ladies who want to be fashionable and comfortable at the same time. Comfortable fashion. Although Miller's isn't aimed at larger body types, they do a great job at catering for them. This store has excellent customer service, plenty of room to walk around in and all the clothes are set up in a clear order so that you are able to find things easily. There's not much clutter, which is always a good thing. Everything is always at a bargain price as well.

To me, every Millers store is just like every Millers store…read more My Nanna shops at Millers, she buys a few outfits, wears them or decides she no longer likes them and then takes them back, and then after she's taken them back she shops around for more in the same breath. It must be fairly irritating, but my Nanna is such a sweet lady that they probably love her anyway. so on that note, you can take clothes back just because you've changed your mind, how convenient, what a great way to keep an up to date wardrobe. Millers isn't entirely cheap if you ask me, but a lot of it looks cheap, it's aimed at the more mature woman (like Nanna) and a lot of it is just a tad frumpy. Sometimes you will find a diamond in the rough, but My Nanna has to be taking these clothes back for a reason. Bloody store mood lighting!

This cotton on is HUGE…read more My jaw dropped when I first saw it and it hit the floor when I walked in. you may not be aware but Rubi Shoes is a division of cotton on, so one section of this store is dedicated to shoes. Another section is dedicated to accessories and there are wall to wall clothes catering to guys, gals and kids for your browsing pleasure. If I'm in shopping mode, I can spend a good hour in here, happily sifting through shoes and pretty dresses while contemplating if buying another pair of wedge heels really is a bit obnoxious. The guys section is nearly as big as the girls, so your partner doesn't have to stand there awkwardly while you revel in the good feeling that is accessories, and he wont come back for a while (hopefully). I guarantee you wont leave here without a new something or other, so if you are trying to curb your spending, don't even walk past because the colourful television set display is the first thing you wont say no to.

Make sure you keep any children on a tight leash in here otherwise you may never find them again…read more My daughter and I popped in for a quick browse and ended up sucked into this time warp, only to come out one hour later. Like Elissa says this store is massive and has everything from your usual fashion items to shoes, pyjamas underwear and even swimwear and caters for the whole family. It is a great place to shop for you basic items like singlets and shorts. Most of the cotton dresses are very prone to creasing so you are better off buying something with a bit of lycra in it. If you are buying dresses I suggest the more T shirt style that you can just throw over a pair of bathers in summer. Their pyjamas are really good and the quality is there. We came away with some great summer pyjamas and a cute swing singlet. Considering the store is huge and the range is definitely on the cheaper side, they have done a really good fit out that doesn't feel cheap unlike some of the other competitors in the market.

I love this shop because it is different to any other shop in Harbourtown. As far as I am aware,…read moreit isn't a franchise for one thing. The clothes they stock are modern and fashionable for women in their late teens to forty something. They have a great selection of day wear and a smaller selection of evening wear. The clothes are good quality with out being overpriced. The shop itself is well spaced and neat without being anything special. The staff are always friendly and helpful. Last time I went there I was served by a lovely lady who was very pregnant and still smiling after standing on her feet all day; needless to say I was impressed by her stamina. Next time you are shopping in Harbourtown, don't be put off by the plain looking shop front, wander in and have a look around you will be glad you did.

I had never heard of Catalog before going to Harbour Town. I remember walking past and not being…read moreinterested about the store, but thought I was here already I might as well check it out. I'm glad I did. It's quite fancy clothing in comparison to the other clothing stores that you come across at Harbour Town. The store is very neat and tidy, which makes it easy to find clothes you like. The prices are affordable as well, even though when you walk in you expect the prices to be far too expensive. I recently bought 2 dresses from Catalog for under $50 and the quality is great. The only downfall in my opinion is the sizes. I've noticed they tend to have a lot of 6s, 8s and 10s but lack in the 12s and 14s. The clothes are also quite a small make to begin with. Either way, it's worth checking out.

This is a beautiful store and it's the only one in Adelaide. I find that Harbour Town doesn't have…read morethe greatest selection of stores but this ones a goody. It has so many bags and wallets you'll find it hard to choose. I came in here the other day just browsing and thought I'd ask the shop assistant if she had any travel wallets (as I will be travelling next year). She replied with a yes and showed me the selection. Some were on sale and of course the ones I liked were still at full price, but they were gorgeous. Kate Hill has really thought about the details when designing these statement accessories. If you're looking for a cute new accessorie and some polite and helpful assistance Kate Hill is just the place for you.

Kate Hill is a "same same" shop. Most of the designs follow a similar theme, they just change size…read moreand colour. They sell mostly large, soft leather handbags in a range of darker and some brigther colours. Their wallets start at $20, and match the handbags in plain style. Down the very back is a small range of matching luggage in different sizes - I did lik the rich red ones with a swirl pattern. These are the only interesting or original items in this over-rated and over-priced store.

I love Rockmans. I…read morefind their clothes young and fresh, and I love that they also cater for the larger woman with their BeMe collection. Their BeMe collection is great because it's aimed at a younger market than some other specialist larger clothing stores. I've been shopping at Rockmans for years. Rundle Mall is one of my fave stores because it's one of the biggest, so there is heaps of variety, and lots in each size. Rockmans offer affordable, quality clothing for all women.

27/1/2008 $10 clothes everywhere?!!…read more Now THAT's eye-catching. Apart from that, not much else to say about this store. Basically there was one customer at the counter, and another one waiting in line - I must say - the service was shocking. Their clothes were only okay, nothing that impressive. (I don't want to get into any comparisons, but shop around first..). There was nothing here that would send me running back to the place in a hurry, except for the $10 price tags. A quiet (no music playing at all) and very boring atmosphere seems to match the low prices. Sorry, I didn't even come close to having a crush on this store. Mind-blogging question for you: for those with less than $20 to spend, how good does the service really need to be?

Great if you're in your teens, although I do still look in here sometimes if I feel like buying…read moresome cheap, pretty basics. Often I've looked at their party wear stuff and been completely disinterested, I'm 23 now and I've outgrown this place. lots of variety and lots of clothes on sale, I would probably take my daughter here if I had one, hardly anything slutty to be found which is quite refreshing and a damn sight better than Supre. I agree on the swimwear front, I've actually come in here when I didnt have much cash but I needed a bathing suit pronto, I've actually still got it as a spare so thats a quality bonus.

Its funny how a different setting can play a major part in the exact same store. This is how I feel…read moreabout Valley Girl at Marion, and thankfully I find it to be one of the best of its kind. Having said that, it's probably due for some sort of re vamp soon. Valley Girl is primarily for young girls, and has definitely raised the anti since I first started shopping here when I was 13. The clothes remain cheap; and although there may be the odd expensive buy, you usually don't have to wait too long until that particular splurge goes on sale. Thus you can find some good (and by good, I'm placing greater emphasis on cheap) pieces here, even if you happen to be significantly older than the main store demographic. Personally I think Valley Girl is great for various bargains such as (disposable) swimwear. For about fifteen bucks you can often walk away with two bikinis. They may only a summer or two but when it's that cheap, what does it matter?

Nina Stephanie is my most favourite North Adelaide clothing store and my wardrobe is littered with…read moreitems I've bought from there. Despite being located across the road from their fashion competitors TuYu, Nina Stephanie does a good trade and there is always customers in the store having a browse. They stock labels such as Bluejuice, Paradisco, Angel Biba and Sweetacacia and have a great range of casual and formal wear. The store is spacious and clean and everything is laid out well so it can be easily perused. There are a couple of large change rooms (I hate pokey ones) and the staff are helpful if you need any assistance. They also have a permanent sale rack where items are alternated and they are actually not all junk like most sale racks are; it is a good first port of call to look for a bargain. Most dresses are around $60-90 mark.

A delightful boutique offering the best seasonal clothing at affordable prices. Good selection,…read morecuts and styles and there is always something to pick out for that special occasion, cocktail evenings or just for a girls night out. I love coming here as it's worth checking out their sale racks and happy to report I picked up a summer dress which will go perfectly for my next beach outing. Makes for a fun shopping outing with the girls.