Where to buy jerseys in Sydney Where to buy NBA jerseys in Sydney?

Basically, there are some in China and outside, not too much, but some are only available in Australia. **It should be very moderate, like the brand you said.

There are duty-free shops at Sydney Airport, ** which are basically the same, not much cheaper. Some are more expensive. If you want to buy something regular, you should go to the shopping mall in Sydney, and the QVB street is very strong.

There are bookstores, restaurants, clothing stores, and so on. There are also bargain markets in Sydney, but they don't open every day, only on weekends. Otherwise, just look it up on the Internet, it's really not okay to ask the locals, it's good to communicate more.

In fact, there are a lot of good things to buy at the shops next to the beach.

Chinatown is far away from Sydney Airport, so you should take a bus out of the airport first and then get to the city. Also, try not to hitchhike, it can kill you!

It is estimated that you have also read all kinds of information about Sydney, and I will not give you wordy, and finally I wish you a happy trip!

You can go to Nike, Adidsa, and other designer sports stores.

Or go to a shopping mall like Weasfeild, where you can find it in a sporting goods store.

There is also the Internet.

Sydney?! Don't know what jersey you want?

You can go to Nike, adidsa, and other sports brand stores and ask the owners there.

Get help from someone in the area who is more familiar with those things.

A designer sporting goods store.

There are no Nike and adidas monopolies in Sydney?!!

How many days have you been in Sydney?

Just got off the plane??

Isn't there a QVB in City?!!

Auburn has two!!

See if there's a foot locker. Footstool.

I just came back to the wheel shed from Australia.

Rugby is more popular over there...

I haven't seen anything in basketball

Sydney is more rugby, there are not many football jerseys, mainly concentrated in the Premier League, Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester United are the most, and occasionally Real Madrid. I've been in Sydney for two years and I haven't really bought a shirt at a sporting goods store, I buy it all online. Adidas and Nike stores will also have jerseys, but there are not many of them, unlike the UK where stores are full of football supplies.

The number one sport in Australia is still rugby, and there are really few football supplies.

There are a lot of them, but there are no pirated ones.

The streets are full of professional sporting goods stores.

There are very few, but if you look carefully, you will find the amount.

But generally Nike, adidas don't have these.

I remember Canberra having one.

Sydney's seems to have a city, look at it in Rebel, there should be.

Rebel seems to be very well equipped, but ** is a little more expensive.

LZ plus points.

In fact, you don't have to go out to buy it, in fact, there are a lot of things in it that are very good, I don't know if it's your man or a woman, I went to the store yesterday to buy a T-shirt, it's not bad, mainly**cheap, it looks more classy, but you can't let people touch it, haha Others touch the price and come out, recommend it to you, search in the store.

Refreshing, fashionable and simple style|Foreign trade clothing|

That's it, there is a problem with the clothes in this store and the package is returned, yesterday I saw that there was an event, I don't know if there are any these days.

Give it to me, hee-hee, thank you

Others, Sydney's trendy brands are quite expensive, you need to go shopping more to find cheap ones, such as in the city's Market City and QVB and the like, the last time I bought a 60 pair of Nike high-top shoes at the city's foot locker, it was very good

There are newsstands here, and the kiosks on George St sell maps, and I've bought them before. If you can't buy it at a newsstand, you go to a bookstore and look at it, bookstores definitely have it, like the city's dymocks bookstore.

There are many big supermarkets such as Kmart and Woolworth.

However, the map of Australia's cities is completely different from China's cities, and since there are more than 50 suburbs under Sydney in the broad sense, the map here is like a book rather than a piece of paper. If it's a driving map I'm using, it's a thick book of more than 400 pages in A4 size; Pedestrians use a quarter A4 size, and there are more than 300 pages, usually about 20 Australian dollars a book.

The maps here are all thick books.

Unlike China, even the map of Shanghai is just a big piece of paper.

I used 07 Sydney and Canberra together to print the A4 page of the driving map with a total of 500 pages.

Copper plate printing is like bricks.

If only the Sydney area map.

The smallest is more than 100 pages.

General post office. Devil supermarkets (e.g. kmart) have them.

Anywhere from $20 to $50.

Look at the use and area included.

Normally, the cloth of Vietnam is more reliable than that of the country. The landlord bought it not very expensive.

It's not expensive, Chinese BMW buys 70w and American knives only use normal.

It's pretty normal**.

eBay, as well as ** network groupon, groupgo, and mobile phone software, payment methods include direct credit card payment, PayPal payment, and direct debit

In fact, you can buy it in**! Look for the kind of store that can deliver overseas!

eBay, Amazon, ** are also available.