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Clothing Stores Guide Sydney

Bargain, middle range to high end fashion are all available in Sydney. You can find a whole outfit for under $50 or invest thousands in a designer item of clothing, whatever you prefer. What may be unique to Australia is that Australian fashion is not afraid to coordinate bargain finds with designer pieces.Australia is home to internationally acclaimed fashion designers. You can find their designs in the major department stores and also in boutiques. Australian top designers include Akira Isagowa, Sass and Bide, and Ksubi. Oxford Street, Paddington is filled with boutique fashions stores and is really, along with Myers and David Jones, one of the best places to shop for designer fashion. You can shop for cheaper alternatives at Paddington Markets and Bondi Markets, where many local designers start out.

If you require a tailor you can find one in almost every shopping district. Laundrets and dry cleaners will also often do small repairs and alterations.

Top Designers

Akira Isagowa – http://www.akira.com.au
WOOLAHRA (Eastern Suburbs): 12A Queen Street, Woollahra NSW 2025 +61 2 9361 5221

Sass and Bide – http://www.sassandbide.com
PADDINGTON: 132 Oxford Street +61 2 9360 3900
CHATSWOOD: Chatswood Chase, Victoria Avenue +61 2 9411 5257
BONDI: Westfield Bondi Junction, 500 Oxford Street +61 2 9386 0911

Ksubi- http://www.ksubi.com
PADDINGTON: 16 Glenmore Road,Paddington +61 2 9361 6291
BONDI: 82 Gould St, Bondi +61 2 9300 8233

Collette Dinnigan – http://www.collettedinnigan.com.au
PADDINGTON: 33 William St, Paddington +61 2 9360 6691

Alannah Hill – http://www.alannahhill.com.au
PADDINGTON: 118-120 Oxford Street, Paddington +61 2 9380 9147

All of the above have several stockists as well.

Chain Stores

Children’s Clothing Boutiques

Markets

Resources

Modern Australian Fashion http://australia.gov.au/about-australia/australian-story/modern-austn-fashion

Top Tips

01 Consider your commute when choosing where to live. Look for convenient access to roads or public transport.
02 Entry to public schools is determined by where you live, so you’ll need to base your housing search on the school’s district.
03 Secondhand shopping for furniture, household items and other necessities is very popular. Garage sales and online classifieds can reduce your costs.
04 Sydney can be overwhelming and joining a local community group will help you meet people and make friends with common interests.
05 Overseas calling cards are the most economical way to talk with friends and family back home. You can talk for less than .05c a minute with some cards

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Interesting fact

Indigenous Australians make up just 0.6 per cent of Sydney’s population.
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