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The larger shopping malls have some international clothing stores, such as Guess, Diesel and Benetton, usually stocking the same clothes as at home, but at slightly better prices. More mainstream shops such as Gap or H&M have not made it to South Africa yet. Woolworths is the South African equivalent of Marks and Spencers and stocks similar wares at lower prices. Victoria Wharf, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, T 021-4182369. 0800-2200. A shopping mall particularly popular with the young and well-heeled. Units of designer and high-street clothes selling their wares marginally cheaper than can be bought from back home. Cavendish Square, Claremont, T 021-6743050. 0800-2100. The same kinds of clothes can be found here as can be found at the Victoria Wharf, above. Colour Kissis, next to the Lifestyles centre at the bottom of Kloof St, T 021-4265223. 0830-1700 weekdays, 0830-1300 Sat, closed Sun. Has trendy accessories, T-shirts and bags. Scar, Long St. 0830-1700 weekdays, 0830-1300 Sat, closed Sun. The place to head for quirky one-off designs. Second Time Around, 196 Long St, T 021-4231674. 0830-1700 weekdays, 0830-1300 Sat, closed Sun. Great for 1950s and 60s clothes. The Stock Exchange, 116 Kloof St, T 021-4245971. Good for second-hand designer labels.
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