[color=indigo][i]Aussie Fashion for Sale[/i][/color]
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I dunno if I'm going against the rule .... (let me noe if i am ya) ---- i noe this sound so airhead but yap >>> here goes:
Three of us spotted some cool sleek clothes n accessories from down under (adelaide) during our studies and while touring the state. Thus we decided to buy a few items from various local(aussie based) labels and share with the S'pore peeps.....
Pls visit us at:
http://contemporarynotion.blogspot.com/ -
i lazy to browse, i just ask
got sportsgirl? -
yes have sportsgirl but all accessories and only 1 top.....cos we buy in aussie dollars and sportsgirl clothes are really not cheap but accessories (earrings, necklace, clutch bag) are more affordable.
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Aussie Labels
- Sportsgirl
- Cotton On
- JayJays
- ValleyGirl
- Temt
- Just Jeans
- Jeans West
- Portsman -
omg..those brands you mentioned...
just jeans, jay jay...etc are like junk brands. -
Those labels are equivalent to Singapore's Giordano, Hang Ten, Bossini, Dano etc loh....
Every country sure have their local labels...In fact some labels example Just Jeans, the material is way better, JayJays have attitude printed slogans that gives a strong punch and others have out of the box combination of materials which make the accessories stands out.
So yeah if u think Singapore's Gio, HT, Bossini, etc are junk then ok, i respect your honest remarks. -
me lurve sportsgirl clothes.......
wish they have online store or re-open in SG. -
Yeah, tell me about it man......it was long lost in S'pore eons ago.......
But the clothes prices are quite price'y and I'm not sure if S'poreans are willing to pay like SIN$50-SIN$80 (after the exchange rate) for a top sold online.....
Oh well, the accessories are the second best thing that can happen here......i LOVE their designs, picked them out myself.
How i wish i can have them all to myself, if only my other 3 shareholders will allow.........i guess i can keep them if no one's interested.
If the response for SportsGirl is above average, we will going back to aussie to get more........it still boils down to the "IF" lah... -
read marketplace rules.
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you got from rundle mall or harbourtown?
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Majority from Rundle as they have the new'er designs and more variety. Minimual pieces are from HarbourTown, cos that period that i went mostly selling winter wear.
You've been to adelaide??? It's such an unknown destination. -
i was there for 4 years
i like rundle mall, harbourtown (i lived near there, 1 minute drive ), and Marion shopping centre...
oh boy now i kinda miss that damn place
miss my pho and bubble tea and subway cheese steak -
did u go to the beach when u went to harbourtown?
that was where i lived, west beach area
http://tehjarvu.blogspot.com/2007/06/blog-post_5297.html -
yap i went 2 the beach twice, when my family came 2 visit n my friends came 2 visit......
i love the view, magnificant combination of the ocean n sky....haha, although i just came back less than a mth......i already miss adelaide.....but i can't wait to get out of aussie when i was there........hmm, i guess is just human nature!!!
u studied there or work?? but isn;t it tedious 2 take e bus (so primitive, with self-pushed doors) to town everyday.....oh well if u drive then i guess is not much a problem...... -
i studied there
i got a second hand car there
before i got the car, i ever waited for the bus for one whole hour on sunday
their public transport system really cmi
and taxi is sooo expensive
u know where the airport is right? near harbourtown... from airport to my place... also near harbourtown.... is A$10+...... just a say... 7-minute journey
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you can make your link clickable in the first post (quote mine and copy and paste there)
http://contemporarynotion.blogspot.com/ -
OH, thanx mate!!! appreciated yo!!! Computer related stuff is not my forte....that sounds too nice, actual fact i suck at every IT related matter......
yeah I know the taxi meter is madness lah the meter freaking jump every 7 seconds loh it used to be 9 seconds the 1st yr i arrived can........TSK TSK.....
I TOATLLY understand wat u mean!!! is even worst if e bus stop is only a POLE w a bus stop number......... n i think around the west beach area all no shelter n seats rite!!!......
BUS service improved le now have to wait 45mins-55mins on sundays n public holiday but e bus fare also increased alot (prices rised twice during my 2yrs stay there).... -
i looked through and i find your items quite expensive! I was at melbourne earlier in june and my friends bought jeans and berms for AUS$5, from the similar brand names you gave like JayJays and Just Jeans. Cotton on is cheap too, like AS$5-10 for a top. Unless the exchange rate has exploded since i last knew, i think its not really worth it...
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With regards to our prices, I would like to say that we honestly did not get them cheap and the prices are based on how much an average singaporean would fork out for a similar design and quality at shops like TopShop. And these are labels not available in our country.
And people are still willing to swipe their cards at labels such as Billabong and Roxy
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Generally, plus minus $25 for a T-shirt /Top & plus minus $10 for accessories are quite average and definitely affordable range .....
If the local consumers can indulge in ZARA, TOPSHOP, etc, i can't find a reason why not on aussie labels which are not (yet) available in s'pore...or eventually there will be.........
We only have 1 item per design...... -
Well thats the thing isnt it. Topshop and Zara are middle-range brands, thats why they command prices in the range of 20s to 70s even, for a top. I'm just pointing out that in no way are brands such as Cotton On and JayJays in that range, or even close to it thats all. So i dont think they do the prices justice. I admire your entrepreneurial skills though.
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Since the purchasing price is not exactly cheap, so we venture out is basically for fun, peace, laughter n joy lah.......
Just wanna share some good stuff!!! -
You could go direct to the supplier.
Some has the same suppliers but different retail outlets eg Supre, Glassons, Jay Jay, etc. -
hmm, it did cross our minds but going 2 e suppliers will be real business liao..........n we're not heading there yet, not so serious in franchising their labels n making tons of profits.......
this is more like trying out, testing e responses which is not very good at the moment, have some fun and gain some experience... -
If we really do get good response for our stuffs then we might think of working out our next batch of goods. So do support us people! Thanks to all