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4 years ago
I have bought things like umbrella, necklace,sunglasses, handbags x 3 and earrings. yoga bag for my niece Good customer service read more
213 Pitt St
Sydney New South Wales 2000
Australia
Sydney
(02) 9232 1870
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http://www.mimco.com.au
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I love House of Leather, I really do. House of Leather is located on both sides of Wynyard station,…read moreas two separate shops, and they're both great. For such a small space, House of Leather has an impressive variety of shoes. They also sell handbags, but the variety there is not quite as large. The shoes, the shoes are where the action is. You can find almost any style you're looking for, whether it's flats, boots, kitten heels, stilettos, or sandals, and you can find them all in a range of colours and patterns. Plus, they have some hefty sales on now and again (there's one right now, 30% off), and their prices are fairly reasonable even without the sales. Have a look!
House of Leather sells more than just leather handbags. Although the name suggests otherwise, the…read morestore actually sells gorgeous shoes at heavily discounted prices. Situated within Wynyard Station, House of Leather has plenty of traffic thanks to the thousands of commuters who pass by. I was attracted to the store because of the very reasonable prices and the many shoes displayed in the window. Despite being a reasonably small store, the shop has plenty of stock and a range of sizes. The shoes are beautiful and are made even more attractive by their pricing. If you work in the city and love shoes, House of Leather is definitely a place to drop by for a quick window shop!
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Fantastic finds that fall on the "bold and brash" side of the spectrum - this is not the place for…read moreunderstated pieces...but why would you want those anyway, when you could have an orange faux fur crop coat and a black leather blazer that's been structured to within an inch of its life (in all the best ways? Also a white lace minidress with lovely bell sleeves that was by a local fashion designer...and yes, these all came home with me. Shout-out to Natalie and Hazel who were both extremely friendly, welcoming, and helpful. One big gripe that may sound silly but it's a legit issue: they pack WAY too many items onto each rack. They are so tightly packed together that you honestly can't slide them apart to see a garment. I mean there is truly not even a tiny gap between the hangers; the hooks are hard-pressed together on the clothing rack bar. I've never seen this many garments shoved so tightly, even at a down-market thrift store. It made it so difficult to browse that I ended up skipping past big swaths of racks that I really wanted to look at but simply could not access. It was bizarre and extremely off-putting, which is a shame.. If I could have actually SEEN the clothes properly this place would get a full 5 stars. Dear shop owner: if you absolutely must put out this many items, just buy longer racks. There's space in your store to put in more racks, especially upstairs. You will sell MORE clothes when people can actually browse through them. Stop buying hangers and start buying racks!
In what can only be described as a mini recycled clothing hot spot, lies, amidst two charity shops,…read moreU-Turn Recycled Clothing. A slightly upmarket opportunity shop. Where as shops like St Vincent De Pauls, or Vinnies, as it is known, stock large amounts of everything, clothes thrown onto racks and boxes and boxes yet to be unpacked waiting patiently out the back. U-Turns is more sparing with the clothes that it sells. It's as though the clothes must first pass a series of tests before they are displayed in the shop and sold to the masses. Are they stylish? All the clothes available on the U-Turn Recycled Clothing racks are very hip and very apt, some faux fur formal wear for your first foray into furry fashion. Bold and brash cowboy boots with buckles and buffed leather finishes. A hat made of a mink that makes you think about the stink it would have caused to hunt said mink and taylor him into a hat. The prices reflect the classier appeal and display of the clothing and, while cheaper than most first hand clothing, is a little pricier than the shops next door. You could find, mixed amongst the trash and bland clothing in most thrift shops, a piece of treasure that would look so bold in your wardrobe, but to find that you would have to be lucky. Likewise it would be quite unlucky to find some trash in all the treasure at U-Turn.
I always expect Vinnies in Newtown to be already pillaged by the hordes of op-shoppers that come…read moreespecially to Newtown for the shabby chic. But I am always surprised, because there is always loads of cool stuff in there, if you have the capacity and heart to sift through. It's open relatively late so if you have nothing to do after a dinner out and need some amusement, then go and find something shiny and spandex from another decade in Vinnies and get a giggle from your mates. I found an awesome beaded necklace here that people comment on... I don't tell them it was from Vinnies! Okay, actually I do after a while because I think it's pretty cool. When I'm in there I often think, okay, when I need a particular item of clothing for a particular one use occasion I am going to come here and find it for next to nix. Somehow I always forget though. Anyway, if you are on a budget, then get to vinnies to get some rad clothes and support a charity.
I normally don't leave reviews like this, but this really needed to be said. Monday afternoon, I…read morewas shopping with a friend since I was in serious need of some retail therapy. I love to thrift shop since I'm only a casual on a budget and there's some really good finds in the Vinnies that I've visited before. While that still stands true, the customer service was a mess. To put it bluntly, my friend and I were racially profiled. I was in line with my purchases when a girl at the counter looked at me up and down and rudely told me to go to the girl next to her instead. I didn't want to cause a scene, so I said nothing and moved along even though I was already insulted. And the thing is, it didn't end there. My friend is a little darker than me, and she was purchasing something to. We were both in the line at the other girl's aisle, and my friend was only looking at something on the display when the first girl had the audacity to accuse her of stealing something. When we were in line. With our money at hand. Really? The lady serving us apologised for her coworker and my friend overheard a conversation between her and the manager about how it was that girl's second day. Still, that was utterly unacceptable. Good products. But maybe Vinnies should screen their volunteers better.
The holy grail of Australian clothing brands if you ask me. Zimmerman's clothing is romantic and…read morewhimsical and very hard on the wallet. When I found out there was an outlet in Sydney, I knew I had to go. Located in Rosebery, the area is what I would describe as industrial chic. Parking in the area seemed limited so I would recommend Uber or public transportation. The bottom floor is swim & resort while the 2nd level is ready to wear. I was impressed by the selection. They had a ton of different past styles. Mostly solid pieces and not a ton of print left but nevertheless an impressive selection. My only gripe was they had a lot of size 3. I needed a smaller size and although it's discounted, the price is still a decent amount to buy clothes that are too big just because you love it. If you're visiting and are a fan of the line, I would definitely recommend you check it out!
Tilkah is a store I first saw when I was scouring Chapel street in Melbourne for all the boutiques…read morethat everyone in Sydney raves about. Filled with gorgeous pieces of jewellery, hand bags and other accessories, Tilkah was the kind of store I could easily find myself in all the time. Unfortunately, a combination of my terrible memory and leaving Melbourne meant I forgot what the name of the store. I only recently discovered that they had a Tilkah store here in Sydney, and I recognised the name and from the style of the pieces they had available. They deal with soft leather, vintage style bags and a whole allotment of different jewellery. But warning, you pay a pretty penny for these pieces! Their shop in the Pitt street Westfield is set up exactly as it was in Melbourne. All their jewellery pieces are glittery in the bright lights of the store. I have my eye on one of their sling bags, made of their really soft leather. I just have to wait until the next time I'm allowed to treat myself.
My backpack I bought last year spit on the seam (I use it every day for gym and uni) . I took it…read moreback to this store and originally was told it would take 2-3 weeks to get fixed. I explained that I use it every day and the manager(s) - 2 of them stepped in - gave me a replacement on the spot. They informed me that this problem happened to a small batch of them. They replaced my bag with the same colour and updated model of my backpack. Excellent customer service, good range and knowledgeable staff ! I'd recommend them to anyone !
Located as the base of the Sydney Tower, Westfield Sydney is a high end shopping center in the…read moreheart of Sydney downtown. Its major retailers are stores like Myer and Zara, with luxury brands like Gucci, Fendi, and Chanel. It is owned by the Centre Group, which was previously part of the Westfield Group, a multi-national based in Australia. The Westfield Group was split in 2014 into a Australia/New Zealand portion (Centre group which owns this mall) and the Westfield Corporation, which owns many shopping centers in Europe and the US, including many that I've been to (Westfield Old Orchard, Westfield Century City, Westfield Topanga, and Westfield Culver City). We spent a bit of time here while waiting for our reservation at the Sydney Tower, whose customer entrance is located in this mall.
We went to the Queen Victoria Building to look at their beautiful architecture and discovered that…read moreit is connected to a mall. Quality/Quantity - 10+ dining choices - See website. 6+ "quick" food choices. Approximately 235 businesses. Atmosphere - Good size mall, it actually connects to the other major mall in the Queen Victoria Building. They have the Sydney Tower Eye here $35 - $195 admission. The tower also has a restaurant and bar. Skywalk $50 - $195. Events, see their website. Free wifi, we did not use it. Open 7 days a week, from 9:30am or 10am to 7pm or 9pm. Open late on Thursdays - until 9pm. Service - Self service for us. Valet parking available; we take public transportation or ride share. Price - Depends on what you buy, eat, or drink. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1960 with your 75 worldwide shopping centers. 2014 - Spin off from parent company. 2018 - New ownership, Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield.
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I've just bought another watch from Karl. Thats number four including my grandfathers Seamaster…read morethat he restored. Karl has Austrian Master Watchmaking qualifications and is as honest as he is expert. Its now over 30 years that I first met him and he is still the pre eminent watchmaker in Sydney. For genuine new and collectable Swiss Watches there is only one place, here.
While on a recent month long work trip all over Australia, I was noticing the strong US dollar to…read morethe Australian and got to thinking about something I was interested in that this savings could really take advantage of. Being a watch junky with far more Swiss watches than I need but not near as many as I want, I thought of a somewhat obscure brand called NOMOS that is a small hand made, in house movement timepiece manufacturer located in Glashütte, Germany. So doing a little research I discover that the only authorized NOMOS dealer in Australia is this one in Sydney. After getting to Sydney my girlfriend and I go visit this shop which is small and on the 10th floor of a office building downtown. They mostly specialize in high end watch repair and selling some used vintage pieces. But they also feature the full NOMOS line. I was only there to look and check prices but the saving was far too tempting and we ended up getting the classic Bauhaus design his and hers NOMOS Tangente hand winders. The experience was excellent and the woman helping us was very knowledgeable and had us try on anything we liked and ask lots of questions. Truly an enjoyable experience and now we have some memorable souvenirs from the trip. Totally worth a visit if you are into vintage time pieces or the NOMOS brand.
Their NOMOS display case (apologies for blurry pic)
Heading overseas? Stop by DFS Galleria in the city up to a month before leaving and stock up on…read moreyour luxe goods! From brands like Tiffany, Versace, Ferragamo, Coach, Tumi, Dior, Elizabeth Arden, Burberry you get the drift.. It's 3 whole floors of retail shopping at duty free prices! Hate it when the queues at the airport take forever and leave virtually no time for shopping? Or worse, hearing your name announced in the terminal with a sinking feeling you're going to miss your flight because the TRS booth line has not budged! With DFS in the city, you can shop at leisure, come back the next day if you're not sure and browse around all different brands for the perfect handbag before making a purchase. Once you've ordered and paid for the item, you can collect it from the DFS counter at the airport on the day of travel. No need to claim refund as it's already tax-free, very convenient! Remember to bring along your ticket. Not travelling? No worries, you can still shop there, only catch is you will be paying retail.
DFS Galleria is one duty free department store that delivers the goods - and not just any other…read moretype of goods, mind you - but luxury retail goods. If you're a fashion aficionado with the hots for the all the latest around then this is one must-stop shop. Their extensive variety of goods will sweep you off your feet due to the sheer number of choices. The fragrance collection is quite good, although they mainly sell LVMH products because DFS is wholly owned by LVMH. The staff are also accommodating with the right know-how to guide you through the right purchase that fits you exactly how you want it to. With heaps of designer boutique store-in-stores, DFS Galleria gives you a shopping experience like no other. As this is a duty free store, the vast majority of the boutiques require you to have a travel itinerary or flight confirmation.
Their service is really good. Bubbly staff and always helpful. Even easy for refund and repurchase.read more
Wonderful staff and very engaging. The selection of the product they had was decent and the store…read morewas clean and organized
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From a guys point of view - some nice stuff in here and a mix of clothing, footwear and…read moreaccessories, but for now time will tell from the different fashion refreshes to see how long the fad will last for. I'm definitely got my eyes on the small bags (great for a fashionable iPad case) or whenever I need a new pair of shoes when the old pair is worn out. YMMV :)
The staff this morning looks very lazy to return the clothes on their hanger , i tried couple at…read moreladeis fitting room and return them for this gurls who said was so Rode and showing how much she Hate returing the clothes on their hangers
70% off means I can afford this brand's super expensive wares. I bought a few accessories and…read morewill return to purchase the gorgeous 99 aud heels once I purchase winter boots and being an end to my ban on purchasing other shoes in the interim. Knocked off a star because there's a fair bit stamped with their logo. Riddle me this: why would I shell out good money on a high quality product made in order to advertise for your company? I figure label whores would take that money to Marc by Marc Jacobs. Or is it COACH for Aussies?
Love my new handbag and clutch. Came here at the right time (an impulse purchase) as all goods were…read more70% off the marked retail price. As one customer entered, another customer left. Brought a handbag normally priced just under $600, I only paid around $165 for it. Really happy with it. A beautiful tote. Way smaller than my other handbag, which I will sell. My purple clutch is great when going out nightclubbing.
Gwen's Handbags and Accessories sells exactly what it says it does…read more Handbags and accessories. You won't believe how many handbags. They're virtually spilling out of the store! I had to shoulder my way past about 3 racks almost toppling over with handbags just to get inside! So much variety! You can pretty much find any kind of bag that you might be looking for. I found a really cute satchel-type bag that I liked, going for only about $40 (I think there was a sale on)! Had I had the cash on me, I would've purchased it right away! As it happened, I had to content myself with just looking around in awe and excitement at all the possibilities!
Gotta respect their skills in making some great displays, while using their famous brown logo bags,…read morean alligator and a kango isn't an easy task. If a kango or alligator is sporting a LV, then why not the rest of us? But then it occurs me how much of their own brown logo leather they used to make these displays. What happens to the display afterwards? Do they recycle and use it again to make the bags for purchase?
The address for this location is WRONG and directs you to the other Louis Vuitton near Pitt Mall…read more The correct address is: 155 George Street NSW 2000 Australia This location is one of two LVs in Sydney and is on the smaller side. If you're staying near The Rocks in Circular Quay, it's a very convenient location. We came by to see their inventory and found a few small leather goods in stock, as well as the Pochette Accessoires, which they had just received that morning and was still in the shipment boxes. We were very lucky as the larger location near Pitt Mall didn't even have these in stock. Otherwise, usually that store will have more items to choose from, but it doesn't hurt stopping by here and seeing what they have!
Who doesn't love Australian accessories label Mimco? OK so there are more than a couple Mimco…read morestores about town these days but somehow Mimco have managed to keep their authenticity in tact, meaning that each piece is still as individual and unique as the day Mimco launched. There is something inspired, something whimsical even magical about Mimco accessories. The trademark bags are a Aussie girl's wardrobe staple and the jewelry, hairclips, scarves, hats and sunglasses are treasured pieces that bring even the most bland outfit to life. Mimco pieces are quality so they don't come on the cheap. They do however have GREAT sales so if you want a piece then maybe best to head to a boutique at tax time or after Christmas. I recently picked up a pair of rose gold hoop earings on sale from $50 to $30. They also have a great loyalty program - Mimco Collective - which you can sign up for in store with a purchase and get great rewards.
As a huge fan of Mimco and their accessories, I cannot sing enough praise for their Chatswood Chase…read morestore. This shop is their flagship shop, attracting plenty of buyers. Their goods make the perfect present for friends. Upon seeing the MIMCO bag, your friends will no doubt be very thankful. Their pricing ranges from medium-expensive but the quality of goods is exceptional. Mimco at Chatswood receives the largest amount of stock which is a major plus considering all the items sell like hot cakes! They regularly have sales and recently I bought diamonte earrings for $30 which were down from $84.95! The accessories are super cute and are always a conversation starter. On many occasions I have been asked where I bought the item in question from, in addition to being complimented. Mimco accessories are beautiful enough to rival those over at Alannah Hill!
Wonderful service here. This is the store that has the Australia hotstamp. It's located inside on a…read moremall/center, the other LV is right up the road from this one. I came here to get my hotstamp that I collect from various LV locations as my own souvenir when I visit. Everyone was amazed by my collection and to know about other LV locations also having stamps. They even recommend great places to eat. I loved the aura from everyone in the store. The prices were the same or more than the U.S. making a pie has here was not necessary for me. Great customer interaction!
The address for this location is WRONG and directs you to the other Louis Vuitton at The Rocks, so…read morewe got lost looking for this place. The correct address is: 365 George Street NSW 2000 Australia This location is the largest LV in Sydney and nearby Westfield Sydney, Pitt Mall, and the Queen Victoria Building. Since it's located in one of the busiest shopping districts, many items were out of stock. We were later told that Sydney gets LV items the slowest compared to other countries, as well as in the most limited quantities. Prices are cheaper than the US, but a little more than Europe. Our SA was non-Asian but spoke Mandarin, which was very cool.
Great staff at this location tried on hiking boots needed a size up and staff made a call to Kent…read moreSt location to hold a pair for mr gave me directions and discount card. Superb service here highly recommend.
It may surprise nobody ...... but I'm not really an outdoorsy, mountain climbing, river fording…read moretype of girl. So it isn't often that I'd find myself in a Kathmandu store. Australia Day 2015 was wet, grey and only got wetter and greyer. Yes I'd taken a brolly, one of those tiny fold up numbers that hardly cover your head, but I needed more protection than that against the elements. Sure, I could have packed my Yelpers poncho, and I would have, if I'd been able to find it in the early hours before I dashed off for the train. Wet & bedraggled I dripped my way into the store, lured by jackets that were now half price, now around $130. I was like a man in the desert looking for water! Well, no, just the opposite of everything I just said, but you know what I mean. Flicked through the rack, & noticed another stand of jackets that were about $80. Yes, I've got several jackets at home but I'm in the city for many hours to come, so I've tried on a few. The sales person was helpful in helping with sizes, and searching for colours for me. Just as I was about to it a buy one in a basic, boring black he offered to search in the Clearance area for me. Very pleased, he returned with a candy pink & a sky blue in my size. Sold! The blue rain jacket was mine! And I think about $50!!! I kind of think that if I'd gone in & bought either of the other 2 options that I probably wouldn't have bothered to review the place. But getting friendly service by somebody who listened to what I needed, helped me look on the racks, & then offered to something extra, I'm here sharing the love. I can only hope that this kind of service is part of the Kathmandu protocol.
Where do you go if you need competitively priced, fashionable clothes? The answer, of course, is…read moreSportsgirl. Don't be fooled into thinking that they only sell sports clothes (although that would be a natural assumption to make, wouldn't it?). Instead, Sportsgirl has a wide range of dresses, tops, jackets, knitwear, skirts, pants, jeans and shorts for women. At first, the hustle and bustle of rummaging shoppers was quite overwhelming. I must've been standing there looking quite dazzled, because immediately a shop assistant came over and asked if I needed any help. As it so happened, I did, and she obligingly whisked me around the store, throwing various items of clothing over her shoulder for me to try on. She delivered me at the threshold of the changing rooms, before introducing me to her colleague, Tim, who would be my stylist. I'm not used to this level of immaculate service, especially from a high street store. Tim rushed to-and-fro, bringing me a whole load of tops and shorts to try on. He was refreshingly truthful about what looked good and what didn't (much more so than friends usually are) and even suggested other stores where I could find similar clothes. My Sportsgirl shopping experience was fantastic - fun, easy and I was taken very good care of. I'll definitely be going back.
Order was charged to my account, took nearly a month to arrive (listed on tracing as being held in…read moremainland China). Items were of the lowest quality I can imagine, so much that a 1 review is charitable. I ordered everything the same size and the discrepancy ranged from enormous to not being able to put it on. Horrible in every aspect.
Sage Sydney is a new addition to Crown Street's vintage shopping district. Sage fits in well as it…read morestocks a range of mens and women's vintage fashions as well as selling some unique and new pieces. The menswear is predominately t-shirts, while the women's clothing includes tops, dresses and skirts. But it's the accessories at Sage that I adore. They have a fabulous range of vintage pieces including boots, leather belts and bags and some awesome unique creations. I love their handbags and clutches which are very now and very on-trend. The jewellery is also great.