The top buys in Australia are still lululemon, Arc’teryx, and Ralph Lauren. This time, I made a beeline for these three iconic brands.
Arc’teryx
I picked up the Gamma heavyweight hoody in a sleek rock gray-green. The color is understated yet versatile, perfect for any occasion. The softshell fabric is ideal for everyday wear, with a thin fleece lining that feels incredibly comfortable. I took it out for a spin on a Coogee hike the very next day, and it was impressively wind-resistant! The interstellar purple (picture 6) also caught my eye, but the gray-green seemed to complement my skin tone just a bit better.
Ralph Lauren
I visited the three-story flagship store on Pitt Street, which had an extensive collection of knitted cardigans, though no short-sleeved ones. I managed to snag a pink S size, and it was an excellent choice! The vibrant hue brightens my complexion and adds a youthful touch. Friends were all praises, saying it looked fantastic and they were tempted to get one too 
. I wore it the next day to the University of Sydney, and it gave me that quintessential college student vibe!
lululemon
It’s almost a local specialty in Australia, with about a 30% discount. Unfortunately, I couldn’t find other colors of the Define cropped jacket, mainly because size 2 was out of stock, and there were no Scuba fitted styles available! It was a bit of a letdown, but I’m still on the lookout for the perfect piece.
Adidas & Nike shoes
I found some great deals at JD in Westfield. The pink Adidas Samba, priced at 130 RMB, looked incredibly fresh and summery on my feet! Compared to prices back home, it was a steal. I also grabbed a pair of Nikes for 100 RMB as a gift for my mom 
. She’s going to love them!
Australian fish oil
I purchased Blackmores fish oil, a local favorite. A friendly tip from a local: Woolworths offers a buy-one-get-one-half-price deal on Mondays and Tuesdays, and I timed it perfectly! It was a fantastic bargain, and I’m glad I didn’t miss out.
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