macau is known for cheap labor so many foreign brands like nike, reebok, fred perry, ralph lauren, nautica, tommy hilfiger, dkny, kenneth cole, etc subcontract production of clothes and accessories here hence there is an abundance of overruns and factory rejects that they sale to people hence this factory outlet store.
What to buy: a lot. Macau, just like Hong Kong, has a great selection of factory outlets, of which this is one. As with all of them, the selection changes frequently. So if you see something you like, buy it, as it may not be there next time. Labels seen in this shop include Nautica, Ralph Lauren, Abercrombie, A/X, Fred Perry, Balenciaga, Tommy Hilfiger, Cross Creek, Burberry's, DKNY, Perry Ellis, Dolce & Gabbana, Maine, Greg Norman, Next, New Man etc. The selection covers men's, women's and kid's clothing, with a particular emphasis on men's casual shirts and polo shirts. As I said, this is the REALl DEAL, they are not counterfeit as they have been "outsourced" by the international brands to make them here since materials and labor are cheap here!
example is a classic polo ralph lauren polo shirt at 189 Macau Pataca (MOP), Fred Perry Polo Shirts at 160 MOP, Chaps Ralph Lauren at 109 MOP, Nautica Golf Polo Shirts at 139 MOP, Tommy Hilfiger T Shirts at 100 MOP and a lot more! recently this may, I got to visit the store and buy new stuff!
Open Hours: 10:40am-7pm daily
they accept hong kong dollar, macau pataca, US Dollar, Euro, etc. and Major Credit Cards.
What to pay: maxx out your credit card
Updated Apr 16, 2010
Address: Morada: Trav. Praia Grande No 2-1 andar
Phone: (853) 711356
Café Ou Mun opened in November 2001 to serve Coffee and light meals.
Ou Mun is the phonetic Chinese speaking for the Portuguese "Café Macau" (in English: "Coffee Macao").
The owner is Fernando Marques, a young entrepreneur original from central Portugal that refers to his shop as the very first business that was opened by a foreigner in Macau after the end of the territory's 400 years administration by Portugal. [Macau has handed back to China in December 1999].
A bold move by Mr Marques for at the time, in 2001, there were still some uncertainty on how Macau would perform under Chinese administration. Facts have now proved that Macau's economy is nowadays at it highest and the investment done in 2001 by Mr Fernando Marques has turned out to be a wise move then.
Business hours: Tuesday to Sunday 8am - 8pm (Closed on Monday).
Updated Aug 15, 2007
Address: Travessa de S. Domingos, Nr 12 R/C; Macau
Phone: +853.2837.2207 & +853.6681.0065
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