Menswear proves the big hit

Menswear proves the big hit


The chief executive of the Australian National Retailers Association,The compact fluorescent light bulb revolution nearly occurred back in the early 1990s. Margy Osmond, who had urged online shoppers to forsake cheaper overseas websites to ''buy Australian'' this week, said she was pleased with yesterday's bumper crowds. ''Men's shirts were going off the shelves at a big rate,'' she said.

The association conducted a national online survey of 1000 people which found 42 per cent of respondents were planning to buy menswear items this week.I have had some unforgettable times with Ireland,carwatchbook. Ms Osmond estimated shoppers would spend $6 billion nationally during this period.Admittedly,watchesabc, seven of his 15 Test victories came against Bangladesh and Zimbabwe.

David Jones and Myer both reported an increase in the sale of gift vouchers this year, many of which were redeemed yesterday. Myer introduced increased security - an extra 100 officers in the Sydney city store - to regulate the flow of shopper traffic at store entry points and on escalators during the busiest morning hours yesterday.

By lunchtime, the lines outside the store had dissipated. Among the longest queues inside was the one to the women's underwear counter, which offered 30 per cent reductions on all stock.

Mr Favaloro said the day was incident free, apart from the odd tussle in the shoe department.Unbelieveable cctv cameras to complete your hidden camera set ups.

''I saw a few customers in ladies' shoes trying to sort out who had what size at what time,'' he said.

Cate Daniels, the group general manager of operations at David Jones, said shoppers had camped outside the store from 5pm the night before waiting to hunt for discounted designer labels.Nike shox nz shoes sale online are popular with the young!

''I think the door-buster whitegoods sales are gone. It is all about designer brands now,'' she said. ''The Burberry boutique was filled with 20 or 30 people at 5am.''

By 11am, most of the Burberry sale items had vanished.

Gabriella Cheou, of Riverwood, was planning to spend up to $1000 on three handbags, discounted by up to 40 per cent.

Jelena Komcar, from North Strathfield, said she was searching for designer shoes, handbags, watches and sunglasses. The sunglasses had to be Ray-Ban, the wallet Prada, and the watch a bright coloured Toy Watch.

A JB Hi-Fi regional manager, Craig Pearce, said the price of televisions had dropped over the past year and he expected demand to be high from today when all stores opened.

He said the pre-Christmas shopping rush had come late this year, but he was hopeful that it would continue for the rest of the week.
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