In the Suburbs
Whether you're hunting for a bargain or the latest fashion trend, Sydney shopping has the object of your desire.
Double Bay is home to the majority of Sydney's top designers, featuring haute couture and the latest in street wear. Turn heads with outfits from Alex Perry, Tea Rose and John Serafina.
Oxford Street, Sydney's style mile, runs through Paddington and Darlinghurst with the finest collection of fashion and homewares from top designers such as Akira Isogawa, Morrissey, Collette Dinnigan and Lisa Ho.
Sydney's Harbourside Shopping Centre boasts two levels of exciting stores, featuring quality Australian-made merchandise, and legendary names such as Colorado, Weiss Art, The Outback Centre and Roo Rock Designs.
If you're on the hunt for eclectic fashion and accessories, King Street in Newtown is where pop culture and retro fashion meets a quirky bohemian influence. Try Leo Monk for designer handbags and Octopus Design for home wares and unique gifts.
Head to shopaholics' heaven at Westfield Bondi Junction, and browse four levels and more than 450 international and domestic designers, specialist retailers and major department stores.
For the budget conscious shopper with an eye for the unusual, Chinatown and the bustling Market City boast a wonderful variety of discount retailers.
Sydney's original rag trade district of Surry Hills has a range of well priced leather goods and features a handful of labels like Ralph Lauren.
Birkenhead Point Shopping Centre features affordable classics from icons such as Country Road, Oxford and Marcs.
Chatswood Shopping Centre, to the city's north, boasts major retailers Coles and Target, plus 310 speciality stores including homewares retailers Melon Gifts and Bayswiss, fashion icons Industry and Jag, the beautiful creations of Swarovski crystal, and luxurious Napoleon Perdis cosmetics.
Further to the north, Westfield Hornsby features more than 350 retailers including Aldi, Coles, Kmart, Target and David Jones. Fashionistas will enjoy the specialist retailers including Cue and 7 Degrees, while Living Energies gifts will add a special touch to your home.
Castle Towers Shopping Centre, in Sydney's north-west, boasts an impressive selection of retailers such as David Jones and Myer department stores, major retailers Target, Kmart and Coles, as well as more than 310 specialty stores.
To the west of the CBD, Westfield Parramatta features a massive 539 stores to explore, including Coles, Kmart, Target and Woolworths, fashion brands Fossil, Fuell and Hollywood Shoes, Gameswizards for a bit of fun, and Sydney Coins and Jewellery for keen collectors.
To the south-west, the Westfield Liverpool boasts a Big W and Woolworths store, and more than 320 specialist retailers including Adairs and Concepts Direct homewares, and fashion icons Colour18, Dotti, Elle Would fashion, Esprit and Guess.
In the south, Westfield Eastgardens, near the airport, features a wide variety of more than 350 stores including majors Coles, Kmart and Target, homewares retailers Kikki K and Bayswiss, fashion names Icon and Rodd & Gunn, and the tempting Lush cosmetics and Star Bijoux jewellers.
Further south of Sydney, Westfield Miranda features more than 480 stores including majors Big W, Woolworths and Aldi, fashion retailers Maggie T, Esprit, My Size and Anthea Crawford footwear, and, for those with a sweet tooth, Krispy Kreme doughnuts.


Crown Street
Check out Route 66 for new and vintage American clothing, including dirty denim, slogan T-shirts and cowboy boots. Or visit Wheels and Dollbaby's flagship store for high glamour spiked with rock n roll.
Burton Street
Head to Carhatt for slick street fashion and Footage for designer sneakers and clothing. Outre Gallery houses an eclectic collection of contemporary art, books, magazines, toys and various other curiosities.
Liverpool Street
Find quality, secondhand designer clothing and emerging local fashion at Blue Spinach. Our Spot stocks high end street fashion for men and women, while Via Alley features unique toys, objects, books and fashion.
South Dowling Street
Browse a wide range of antique dealers and interesting boutiques, including Hussy and Madame Marie, Luvlok, Shaboosh and contemporary jewellery designer Jason Moss.
Browse lively Crown Street for offbeat clothing, furnishings, books and curios. Check out Dobry Den, Mushu and Division2 for cutting edge fashion, or visit Cream on Crown, Zoo Emporium and Grandma Takes a Trip for fantastic vintage pieces. Pick up some gourmet foodstuffs or refuel at one of many excellent eateries along the way.
The surrounding streets - like Campbell, Cleveland and Liverpool - are packed with even more boutiques, bookshops, art galleries, music shops and restaurants. Head to Bourke Street and drop into Object Gallery, a stunning collection of contemporary furniture, artworks and design.
On the first Saturday of each month, the popular Surry Hills Market offers a browser's paradise. Pick up all sorts of bargains, including clothing, gifts, arts and crafts, bric a brac and more.
Bustling Oxford Street, also known as the 'style mile', is packed with clothing and accessories boutiques, shoe shops, gift and homewares stores, restaurants and cafes. Browse new collections from leading Australian designers, including Scanlan and Theodore, George and Manning Cartell. Visit shops like Incu for cutting edge streetwear and Shag for amazing vintage pieces and other unique threads.
Lesser known William Street, just off Oxford, is another major highlight. This little lane is home to exclusive stores like Belinda, Collette Dinnigan and Leona Edmiston, as well as eclectic vintage boutiques. Pick up beautiful handmade shoes or have your dream pair custom made at Andrew McDonald Shoemakers, and sample sweet delights from Just William Chocolates.
Further along the road in neighbouring Woollahra, Queen Street is renowned for its superb collection of antique shops, art galleries and jewellers.
Wander down to Knox Street and its surrounds for exclusive Australian and international labels, including Paul and Joe, Commes des Garcons, Belinda and Christensen Copenhagen. There are plenty of stylish bars and chic eateries to keep you going, too.
Explore the atmospheric lanes and arcades for fine jewellery, silverware, art, antiques and other luxury gifts. Visit Hatmaker for eye-catching, handcrafted headpieces or Carolyn Rowe Design for exquisite French and Italian jewellery, clothing and accessories.


