Loving Blume Clothing, Have bought several items and they are all really reasonably priced…read more Definitely my new go to........ Great job guys........

I have always found the staff to be honest and helpful when serving you and always top value…read more There is something for all age groups and I always leave the store confident that I have made a good purchase.

From the owner: We believe we have the best women's clothing store in Southern Sydney. Great service, great…read moreproducts, great prices and a special 'vibe' that keeps our clients coming back again and again. We try to offer our clients the best experience we possibly can - everything from attentive service, large changing rooms to styling advice and more. Why? Because our clients ARE our business. We are smart enough to realise that happy customers means good business.

My husband bought outfit for me as a surprise, was informed by manager that exchange is easy should…read moreI not like items. Went back to exchange, what a nightmare. Staff completely unfriendly, eyes rolling etc and was told that the entire amount had to be exchanged in one transaction, could not give me credit for balance. Ended up spending more money to purchase and additional item that I did not want or like. Staff completely unsympathetic. Felt shop lacks ethics for hard earning customers.

Close to busy Hurstville Westfield Shopping Centre is a women's clothes store that looks like so…read moremany others. Given its location in the tiny Hurstville arcade next to the big Westfield, most people will hardly even notice. But if you're looking to snap up a cheap buy for a girl's night out or need a clubbing outfit ASAP, then this is the sort of place that you're looking for. The dress styles available are fairly typical of the current clubbing scene (obviously depending on where you choose on heading out), but this place easily caters for the fresh-faced eighteen year old - where you'll get your figure-hugging dresses that dip a little lower than the panty line. It's the kind of place that appears to copy a lot of the current trends but will only charge you a fraction of the price. With that said, you can expect to pay within the price range of $20-$60. Of course with spending this amount you can expect the use of lower quality materials and craftsmanship. But what's a few spare threads here and there when it's become the norm to wear a dress only once for an occasion?

Very poor customer service. My partner picked up a top clearly marked 29.95. When at the counter…read morescanned at 59.95. The manager refused to honor it stating she pay the full price or she would remove it from stock. She then accused other customers of removing tags and placing on othe garments. While waiting for resolution another customer had multiple items with the same issue and was told the same thing. The staff refused to help even giggling and make comments under their breath think we could not hear them. Customer support is no existant so staff feel they can get away with this behaviour. Will follow up with ACCC and chase down someone in ZARA Australia.

I held my breath as I crept through the door, looking around for a Style Authority to chase me out…read morewith a look of icy disdain. Nobody. Hmm. I crept in a little closer, taking in the distressed wood surfaces, the minimalist racks. Aah, staffer is on the phone in the next room. I might have a moment then. Oh my. Akira Isogawa designs and superlatives are hardly strangers, but to see them up close is quite the experience. Don't misunderstand me, I consider Fashion TV a form of penetential torture to be endured while getting my hair cut, I don't think I've ever bought a Vogue, and couldn't care diddly about what the latest skirt length is this season. But beauty earns its own respect. The lady even flashed me a smile as I inched my way into the far room, growing bolder by the moment, but she didn't get off the phone, which was a blessing. I got to run my (very clean, honestly) fingers over the silk, and imagine what these cloudlike suggestions of clothing must feel like to wear. Some were on sale, but no, there's no way I can afford them. But thanks for not running me out, scissors slashing and hurling pins at vital acupuncture points. I feel like this should be categorised as 'Art Gallery', for which I should have left a gold coin donation in gratitude as I slunk away, silkily serene.