The name of this store really says it all. If you're heading for a nice evening out for dinner,…read morehave a wedding reception to attend or celebrating your best friend's 21st, then Something Nice is a good place to start. Like most boutique stores, it's the place to go if you really want that stand-out piece or don't want to be seen doubling up on an outfit for the evening. That being said, it really does pay to look good. Or should I say you do - and you will. The prices are quite expectantly high for a boutique store, but that's the trade-off you'll have to bargain with yourself. What I find about this little dress boutique store (on the off chance that I step inside) is that it's pretty much hit and miss with the service. For me it's reason enough not to head in if I don't feel welcome in a store. Pretty, glittery things don't always sell themselves. On occasion you'll get a small hello but that's pretty much it. I don't know, sometimes it could just be the Erin Brockovich vibe I'm imagining in my head, but I'd really like to Pretty Woman that store one day.

Love this place, guaranteed to find the perfect outfit whether it be day or evening wear with the…read moreperfect match piece of jewelry. Good old fashion service to make the experience a whole lot more pleasurable. The only thing I can fault is that they only have the one store which is a hike from where I live but always worth the trip.

I am not satisfied with the service from Cinch. Purchased an item, and returned it for a credit…read morenote. Moved out of the Bankstown area to Parramatta where there is no Cinch stores. When I came back to Bass Hill to use my voucher at Cinch? The voucher was past the 3 months validity date. Although I understand this policy, there was no consideration into other factors and the owner and salesperson refused to honour the voucher of the same amount of money by spent at the store in the first place. Actually disgusting as money value remains. No other solution or help given. According to Fair Trading, many vouchers and credit notes have an expiration of 3 years. Such a dishonest practice for a family run business

Cinch is a family owned fashion boutique business. It has multiple stores across NSW. I generally…read morevisit the store located in Campsie. I just adore the collection of clothes they have here. And to add to the good collection is the pricing. They are so affordable and genuine. Every time you go to a boutique shop one is just expected to pay top dollar for the most routine things. At Cinch they believe that one can be fashion savvy yet at the same time budget conscious too. This is something that works for me and not once have I been disappointed at Cinch. I have been able to find very appropriate clothes for all occasions from party wear to just street wear. Funky clothing to classy clothing - it's all there for you. Also the staff - I should mention are so friendly. There are at least two to three everytime I have gone there. There is always someone present if you can't find your size or anything else for that matter. I think this makes all the difference - how many times you just didn't even try things or just left from the store just because you couldn't be bothered to go and find someone to help.. I have. Well try Cinch, you won't be disappointed .

I love a good Vinnies mission and the store at Dulwich Hill is an untapped resource. In typical op…read moreshop style, everything's crammed in so it takes a good deal of patience and an absence of dust allergies, but you'll usually find a few great buys. If you're willing to dig deep, you'll more than likely come away with a bag full of goodies. (Putting your plans into practise, however, is another matter... I have piles of oversized shirts waiting to be turned into dresses, and mountains of skirts awaiting style evolution.) It's a small shop and you'll need both time and energy, but if you're in the area it's worth checking out.

I used to go into this Vinnies often because it was full of interesting gems at a good price…read more Today I've decided to never go back. Anything from K-Mart or Ikea is more expensive than brand new. Designer label clothes are more expensive than the private designer label recycling shops; anything up to $40. Often the clothes are stained or have missing buttons or loose stitching. If you want a bargain go to another opp shop. With a bit of luck there will be a smattering of good will thrown in for free.