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Alan Pinkus Shoes


Designer women's shoes
265 Little Bourke Street
Melbourne, VIC 3000
Australia
+61 3 9663 2300
http://www.alanpinkus.com.au/
If shoes are your passion a visit to Alan Pinkus is sure to delight. Stocking a variety of their own brand-name shoes, this store specialises in ladies' fashion and bridal wear. Stylish and colourful, in a range of greens, pinks and animal prints as well as the more traditional hues, the shoes exude attitude as well as sophistication. Collect the free catalogue to view the full range of stock available.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Aquila


Imported shoe specialists
147 Chapel Street
South Yarra
Melbourne, VIC 3141
Australia
+61 (0)3 9827 3106
http://www.aquila.com.au
This small chain stocks a variety of imported leather shoes from France, Italy, Germany and other European countries. Crafted in a variety of quality leathers and available in the latest styles, it is a popular place for Melbourne's fashion-conscious set to purchase their footwear. Both men's and women's styles are carried.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Betsy Pryam's


Footwear for growing feet
941 Burke Road
Camberwell
Melbourne, VIC 3000
Australia
+61 (0)3 9882 1312
This store is devoted exclusively to children's footwear and takes its responsibility to growing feet so seriously that it has an in-house podiatrist, who can be consulted free of charge on Thursdays between 3p and 5p. It is also possible to make appointments for special shoe fitting and advice. There are shoes for toddlers through to teenagers, with trainers, boots and sandals on sale, as well as school shoes. Clarks, Doc Marten's and Skechers are some of the many brands available.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Birkenstock Boutique


Put your best foot forward
Shop 13-15, Centre Way Arcade
Flinders Lane
Melbourne, VIC 3000
Australia
+61 (0)3 9654 5423
Way back in 1774, the Birkenstock family began to make footwear in Germany. The Birkenstock emphasis is on footwear that conforms to the anatomy of the human foot. A great range of these world famous comfort shoes is available at this boutique. The men's and women's styles include sandals, casuals, classic and contemporary designs, clogs and lace-ups appropriate for work wear. Children's sandals are also available. In addition, you will find a range of products to protect and nourish your new shoes. The friendly, helpful staff is always on hand for personalized fittings.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Boots of Windsor


Fashion shoes--bargain prices
45 Chapel Street
Windsor
Melbourne, VIC 3181
Australia
+61 (0)3 9510 7422
This little shop is chock-full of bargain priced shoes for men and women. Stacked boxes of shoes form the shelving, and you can rummage around in crates of sale items out the front. They stock some more conservative styles for an older age group, as well as the latest fashion shoes. Shoppers will find everything from slippers, through boots and fashion trainers, to high heeled strappy sandals (for women and men--this shop is drag friendly!).

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Country Road


Stylish, contemporary lifestyle store
Australia on Collins
Collins Street
Melbourne, VIC 3000
Australia
+61 (0)3 9650 5288
http://www.countryroad.com.au/
Established in 1974, Country Road is now considered a classic Australian brand. Its distinctive and relaxed style of clothing goes hand in hand with the Australian lifestyle--stylish and modern. In addition to men's and women's and children's apparel, Country Road offers accessories, home wares and furniture. The focus is on natural fibres, knitwear, and cutting edge technical fabrics. You will find lots of subtle, natural colors (beige, khaki), as well as classic blues, black and white. Styles range from streamlined suiting and shirting, through to casual weekend wear.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Country Road photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
DC Street


Shoes for active feet
357 Chapel Street
South Yarra
Melbourne, VIC 3141
Australia
+61 3 9826 5585
This is the place to shop for fashion trainers and sandals. The curved wooden ceiling looks like a skate ramp, which is appropriate as they stock all the big skater names in footwear including Vans and Sketchers. You will find classic Doc Marten boots, sandals and lace-ups, as well as DKNY Active, FILA, Diesel and Royal Elastics. Whether you want practical shoes for active feet, or fashion that screams 'look at me' DC street can accommodate you.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
David Jones


A touch of class with excellent service
310 Bourke Street
Melbourne, VIC 3000
Australia
+61 3 9643 2222
http://www.davidjones.com.au
With a reputation for being committed to selling the best, most exclusive and complete range of goods since the 1838 opening of its first branch in Sydney, David Jones now has 26 department stores nationwide and continues to be a retail innovator. The shopping experience is enhanced by soft ambient music and extra friendly and helpful staff (even at closing time and during the Christmas rush). The magnificent food hall features select fruits and vegetables, exotic cooking ingredients, fresh meats, fish, cheeses and breads, as well as an excellent selection of decadent prepared foods. Smaller branches are at Chadstone, Southland and The Glen.

Review © 2007, Wcities
David Jones photo by Noer Ucen Hong
Photo: Noer Ucen Hong
David Jones photo by mynameisjizeng
Photo: mynameisjizeng
 

 
Dimmeys


Over a century of continuous trading
140 Swan Street
Richmond
Melbourne, VIC 3021
Australia
+61 3 9427 0442 / +61 3 9396 6900
http://www.dimmeys.com.au/
Established way back in 1853, Dimmeys has overcome many hurdles (wars, fires and several owners) to remain as one of Melbourne's best loved discount stores. It may be known as Forges in Footscray, Best Buys in regional Victoria, and Northern Warehouse Centres in Queensland, but the Dimmeys store located under its famous (if kitsch) clock tower on Swan Street is where the Dimmeys heart beats. If you are looking for clothes, homewares, lingerie or even cosmetics, you would be hard pressed not to find a bargain here.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Dimmeys photo by Simon Mackie
Photo: Simon Mackie
Dimmeys photo by Lisa Gervasoni
Photo: Lisa Gervasoni
Dimmeys photo by Andrew Wurster
Photo: Andrew Wurster
Dimmeys photo by racka_roadrunner
Photo: racka_roadrunner
 

 
Direct Factory Outlets Spencer Street


Big Brands, Big Bargains, Big Savings
1/201 Spencer St
Melbourne, VIC 3000
Australia
+61 3 8689 7555
http://www.dfo.com.au/
Located next to the Telstra Dome and Southern Cross Station, DFO Spencer Street offers upscale outlet shopping with an impressive collection of 100 designer and name brand outlet stores. Enjoy savings of 25% to 70% every day. Stores include Adairs, Birkenstock, Charcoal, Fila, French Connection, Colorado, Levi's, Laura Ashley, Steve Madden, Nine West and many more. Visit their website for the complete list of stores, sales & events, hours and more.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Dobson's Menswear


No-frills men's and children's wear
667 Glenferrie Road
Hawthorn
Melbourne, VIC 3122
Australia
+61 (0)3 9819 1122
Something of a local institution, this store stocks a range of affordable, down-to-earth men's casual wear as well as shirts and ties. It is perhaps best known however, for being one of the widest stockists of school uniforms and school shoes, meaning that many Melbourne residents have unhappy memories of being dragged in to be fitted up at the start of term-time! No matter what their children think, it is easy to see why Dobson's remains such a favourite with parents--attentive old-fashioned service and a low price range of shirts, jackets, slacks, shorts and socks.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Ermenegildo Zegna Boutique


Understated Italian chic
161, Collins Street
Melbourne, VIC 3000
Australia
+61 (0)3 9650 5733
http://www.zegnaermenegildo.com/
Zegna may not be as popular as Armani, but the truly hip man will be familiar with this brand. Find classic cuts and designs, such as knitted black three quarter length coats, simple but sophisticated suits, and plain, woollen jumpers. Comfort is another of Zegna's priorities, with an emphasis on soft, wearable fabrics like cashmere, silk and mohair. They also stock an up market range of shirts, ties and accessories. Definitely for the discerning gentleman!

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Florsheim


Men's shoes that say business class
Shop 267 First Floor Melbourne Central
Lonsdale Street
Melbourne, VIC 3000
Australia
+61 (0)3 9663 8379
Florsheim carries a wide range of men's quality dress and casual comfort footwear. Made from premium leather to allow feet to breathe, styles include classic European business shoes, casual moccasin and boat shoes and traditional English style dress shoes. Florsheim takes great pride in providing excellent service, quality products and correct fittings.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Frances Nolan Shoes


Children's footwear specialist
684 Glenferrie Road
Hawthorn
Melbourne, VIC 3122
Australia
+61 (0)3 9818 6151
How your growing child's feet are treated can affect them for the rest of their life. Comfort and fit are difficult to assess—especially in younger children. At Frances Nolan Shoes, trained staff can fit your child correctly from their first walkers to their last pair of school shoes. You will find everything from special occasion and party shoes, through casual boots and trainers to sandals. Brands include Clarks, Start-Rite, Elefanten and Zappers.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Giallo


Designer imports
487 Chapel Street
South Yarra
Melbourne, VIC 3141
Australia
+61 (0)3 9826 8086
This shop stocks imported designer shoes--primarily from Italy and Spain. Simply displayed on white ledges, customers can choose from styles suitable for casual daywear or exclusive eveningwear. There are stunning mules trimmed with diamantés and sequins that are held to the foot by wisps of leather. You will find shoes in faux snakeskin and zebra, seductive shades of black and white, and the season's latest fashion colours. There is also a small range of matching handbags.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
High Street


Fashion, Galleries & Antiques
High Street
Melbourne VIC 3143
Australia
+61 3 9824 4299
http://www.highstreetarmadale....
Surrounded by leafy streets and elegant houses, High Street offers shopping for the cashed up and image conscious. Long known for its galleries and antique stores, the street is also fast becoming a fashion hot-spot. Amongst the street's topiary trees and chic cafes, you'll find trend-setting boutiques such as Chambermaid (at 1052), Bue (5/1122) and label-of-the-moment Scanlan and Theodore (1031). Most of the antique shops and galleries are west of Kooyong Road, including Sotheby's (926) and the Australian art auctioneer Joel Fine Art (935-939). For something unique, visit B.C. Galleries (1069), which sells ancient jewelry and artifacts – at a price! – Jo-Anne Woodward

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
John Fluevog Shoes


Shoes that matter
124 Greville Street
Prahran
Melbourne, VIC 3181
Australia
+61 (0)3 9510 6844
http://www.fluevog.com
In the fashion stakes, shoes matter--and these shoes are not just any ordinary foot covering! Canadian organization John Fluevog specializes in chunky and funky shoes made to last. The range has cool names such as Wagons, Angels, Flattops, F-shoes, Moonies, Peepshow and Urban Riders, implying that Fluevog's shoes are not just made for walking! You can also buy online and the web site has some interesting information about the shoes, putting the unusual range names into context!

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Kinki Gerlinki


Funky Asian imports
122 Greville Street
Prahran
Melbourne, VIC 3181
Australia
+61 (0)3 9529 4599
An eclectic mix of men's and women's wear can be found in this amazing boutique. The stock is imported exclusively from Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Thailand and China. Check out the incredible shoes in patent leather with studded green jelly soles, or coffee coloured suede boots with appliquéd oak leaves swirling down the sides. The garments are simple in style, the interest coming from colour, pattern and texture--such as polka dot shirts in raspberry and bubble-gum pink, and chunky hand knit vests in bright baby blue and chartreuse or subdued rich caramel and khaki. Overall, cute, funky and stylish.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Kmart


The big K dominates the world
172 Burwood Highway
Burwood
Melbourne, VIC 3151
Australia
+61 (0)3 9802 2011
http://www.kmart.com.au
Many countries across the world would be familiar with Kmart. The name stands for value for money and product range--you can get literally everything here. In Melbourne, the Kmart Plaza Burwood would have to be the icing on the cake. This was the first Kmart store to be built in Australia 30 years ago, and still dominates the retail scene, dwarfing even other Kmart stores (of which there are many). Twenty four hour convenience and 30 further speciality outlets add to the shopping experience--just be prepared to fight for a park!

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Louis Epstein


Casual streetwear for guys and girls
146 Bourke Street
Melbourne, VIC 3000
Australia
+61 (0)3 9663 2577
With brands like Mooks, Lee, Levis, Diesel, Stussy, Accupuncture and Mossimo, this store has a young, trendy feel. There is a wide range of jeans, sweatshirts, shoes and accessories for men and women. The polished wooden floorboards, friendly staff and techno music make it a fun place to browse for something for the weekend. There are additional branches at 80 Flinders Street in the city and 415 Chapel Street South Yarra.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Luda Productions


Australian bargains
215 Albion Street
Brunswick
Melbourne, VIC 3056
Australia
+61 (0)3 9386 5544
http://www.sheepskindownunder....
Although a little way out of the city centre, this tourist Mecca is worth a visit for its great variety of Australian souvenirs. Products range from clothing such as jackets, ugg boots, moccasins, T-shirts and woollen underwear to quilts, blankets, leather bags, boomerangs and lanolin products. Since shoppers are buying directly from the manufacturer/wholesaler, prices are very reasonable. The range of soft toys, such as koalas and kangaroos, is very good. This outlet offers great, individual service and a world wide online and mail order service.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
McCloud's Shoes


The men's shoes specialist
116 Queen Street
Melbourne, VIC 3000
Australia
+61 (0)3 9670 3386
http://www.mccloud.com.au
McCloud's is different. Whereas other stores try and dazzle customers with the latest and brightest in footwear, this establishment sticks to what it does best--classic men's footwear for the boardroom and the weekend. Everything about the store, from the business district location, to the wood panelling on its walls and the sign over the door boasting of its 56 years of operation, points to solid, old-fashioned service. The stock consists of footwear crafted in a variety of quality leathers, both imported and manufactured in-house. A special fitting service is also available.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Melbourne Sports Depot


Melbourne's oldest sports store
67 Swanston Street
Melbourne, VIC 3000
Australia
+61 (0)3 9650 5133
http://www.melbournesportsdepo...
Established back in 1883, MSD is a well-known name and its two-level city store is always thronged with teenagers looking for that elusive pair of trainers, and serious sports people looking for the right gear. Its selection is not particularly strong on equipment such as racquets and balls, but it does boast an impressive stock of shoes and sportswear, with a selection of brands including Speedo, Umbro, Vans, Brooks, Nike, Fila, Duffs and Airwalk. The store is located in the heart of the city on Swanston Street, and there are also numerous suburban branches.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Myer


Melbourne's favourite department store
295 Lonsdale Street
Melbourne, VIC 3000
Australia
+61 (0)3 9661 1111
http://www.myer.com.au/
Satisfy all your retail needs under one roof at Myer. Founded by Sidney Myer in 1900, the chain now has 65 stores across Australia. Affiliated with Grace Brothers, it is the largest department store group in the country. Shoppers love the comfortable and relaxed, yet stylish experience of shopping at Myer. The flagship city store features whole floors devoted to sporting gear and electronic appliances. In keeping with tradition, Melburnians have flocked to the city center every Christmas since 1956 to view Myer's Christmas windows. Other Myer stores are in Southland, Chadstone, Eastland, Northland and other suburban malls.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Myer photo by Alison Fairley
Photo: Alison Fairley
Myer photo by Bryan Lowe
Photo: Bryan Lowe
Myer photo by Carol
Photo: Carol
Myer photo by Jenny Hertel
Photo: Jenny Hertel
Myer photo by Kevin Lew (klew97)
Photo: Kevin Lew (klew97)
 

 
Myer Goodbuy Clearance Centre


Some very good buys
484 Ballarat Road
Sunshine
Melbourne, VIC 3020
Australia
+61 (0)3 9310 1026
This huge warehouse originally opened in 1997 to stock Myer's discontinued products. Shoes and clothes are slashed to as low as 50 percent. Designer brands include Country Road, Calvin Klein and a lot more. Sofas, crockery and lighting occasionally come in odd colours and designs but nevertheless make for an exciting and affordable way of furnishing that temporary share house or flat. Do not leave without witnessing a red-light siren special.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Myer Goodbuy Clearance Centre photo by Hyuksang Moon
Photo: Hyuksang Moon
Myer Goodbuy Clearance Centre photo by Janice Lo
Photo: Janice Lo
Myer Goodbuy Clearance Centre photo by Luke N
Photo: Luke N
 

 
Prada


A simple, striking statement
Crown Casino
8 Whiteman Street, Southbank
Melbourne, VIC 3006
Australia
+61 (0)3 9690 8808
Championing the phrase "less is more", Prada has gained a world wide reputation for sharp, minimalist designs that celebrate the body contours. The Crown Casino store holds pride of place, overlooking the Southbank promenade where everyone can gaze longingly into its elegant interior. Prada began as a luggage company way back in 1913, so it is little wonder the handbags on display here are of the highest quality, as well as the absolutely fabulous footwear. And, the ladies' clothes--well, they go without saying. Style and sophistication.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Prada photo by Kerryn Findlay
Photo: Kerryn Findlay
 

 
Route 66


Fuel-injected action--customised clothing for street and strip
2 Grattan Street
Prahran
Melbourne, VIC 3181
Australia
+61 3 9529 4659
http://www.route66.com.au
This shop is a huge garage and you will be greeted at the door by a giant tiki and some pounding surf music or rocking rhythm and blues. Route 66 stocks vintage and retro clothing for hip cats and kittens. It also manufactures its own line of drag strip and bowling shirts, garage shirts and T's. Low brow art inspires the graphics incorporating tattoo, tiki and hot rod themes. Great range of jeans, cowboy boots and second-hand Hawaiian shirts and leather jackets. You will also dig stickers, patches, hair pomade, and accessories and jewellery. Visit the web site for more information.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Route 66 photo by Tim Chmielewski
Photo: Tim Chmielewski
 

 
Santini


Treat your feet
365 Chapel Street
South Yarra
Melbourne, VIC 3141
Australia
+61 3 9827 9564
Small and simply laid out, this shop lets the shoes speak for themselves. You will find the latest seasonal fashion shoes from strappy sandals and slip-on mules to fashion trainers, court shoes and boots. Brightly coloured leather, faux snakeskin, satin and plastic are beaded, sequinned and embroidered in a feast for the eyes of the shoe fanatic. Complement the latest fashion clothes with bright hot pinks, aquas and reds, or the more sedate greys, black and beige.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Shag


Clothes to get down and get funky
130 Chapel Street
Windsor
Melbourne, VIC 3181
Australia
+61 (0)3 9510 8817
Your one-stop-shop for vintage (40s and 50s) and retro (60s, 70s and 80s) gear, Shag can clothe you in your decade of choice. You will be greeted by an outrageous window display featuring mirror balls, lurex, polyester and platform boots. There are clothes for men, women, and anyone in between. In addition to clothing, there is always a great range of shoes, jewellery, bags and other accessories. The guys are happy to help or just let you browse.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Shag photo by avalon8theroses
Photo: avalon8theroses
 

 
Shoecraft


From fashion to fetish
221 High Street
Prahran
Melbourne, VIC 3181
Australia
+61 (0)3 9510 9993
http://www.shoecraft.com.au
This shoe shop is not for the timid. Shoecraft specializes in extreme high heels, and is the only shop of its kind in Australia. Customers range from regular girls who just like to wear high heels, to strippers and cross-dressers. There is everything from stacked platforms and thigh-high boots in black and red patent leather, to hot pink strappy sandals with ankle straps, and leopard mules. With stocks of over 900 pairs, they can fit everyone from size four to 14.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Table Eight Clearance Centre


Amazing selection of designer clothes
235 Bridge Road
Richmond
Melbourne, VIC 3121
Australia
+61 3 9428 6329
http://www.t8clearance.com/
This is the best place to find the popular Table Eight range at bargain prices. Also available are garments in the Sport Eight, Robert D'Angelo (larger sizes), After Eight and Johnny Dexter ranges at 40 to 70 per cent reductions in retail prices. Prices are kept low to clear the backlog of samples, seconds, over-runs, stock cuts and late deliveries, resulting in hundreds of new garments to choose from weekly. While browsing, check out the seconds and samples racks which sometimes includes samples from famous overseas designers. Also at Camberwell and Direct Factory Outlets, Cheltenham, where lingerie and sleepwear is also available.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Target


A store that hits the mark
236 Bourke Street
Melbourne, VIC 3000
Australia
+61 (0)3 9639 3566
http://www.target.com.au
An inspired advertising campaign using Target's red and white logo has kept the chain at the forefront of consumers' minds. However, Target is not a recent phenomenon. Its doors were first opened way back in 1925 in Geelong with the motto--half the profit, twice the turnover. Target remains one of Australia's leading discount department chains, with multiple stores and a broad range of product. In particular, Target is popular for practical clothing sizes, ranging from eight to 24.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Target photo by Jared Kelley-Hudgins
Photo: Jared Kelley-Hudgins
 

 
Thomas Cook Boot and Clothing


Fashion from the high country
Shop 30, Brandsmart Outlet Mall, 286 Whitehorse Road
Nunawading
Melbourne, VIC 3131
Australia
+61 (0)3 9894 2316
http://www.thomascookclothing....
Having featured in classic Australian films, including The Man from Snowy River this well known brand has become a favourite with tourists as well as locals. Current season, full price men's, women's and children's clothing, as well as samples, seconds and discontinued stock are available here. Many items sell at close to half the usual retail price. The range includes Australian-made adventure and travel clothing and "Kombi" pants (long pants that transform into shorts), plus traditional country wear such as moleskin jeans and oilskin coats. The popular "Johnny Reb" motorcycle boot, leather bags and fur felt hats are also available.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Vegan Wares


Shoes with soul
78 Smith Street
Collingwood
Melbourne, VIC 3066
Australia
+61 (0)3 9417 0230
http://www.veganwares.com
If your vegan convictions extend beyond diet to clothing and footwear, this is the place to shop for shoes. Vegan Wares specializes in ethically sound footwear for individuals eschewing materials derived from animal products. High quality breathable and durable animal-free shoes in a wide variety of fashion styles. All shoes are locally crafted. Imported hiking boots are also available. Shoes can also be supplied by mail order--call for a catalogue.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Witchery Outlet


Ladies fashion at affordable prices
113-115 Bridge Road
Richmond
Melbourne, VIC 3121
Australia
+61 3 9427 8357
The Witchery label has evolved to become synonymous with classic, stylish, yet innovative women's fashion for a wide range of tastes and ages. This outlet provides end of season items from Witchery stores, reduced by up to 70 per cent from original prices. Expect to find items such as casual and summer tops, skirts as well as knitwear, office attire and accessories. Witchery also sells a stylish range of latest fashion home wares.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Wittner Clearance Centre


Bargain formal and casual shoes
122 Swan Street
Richmond
Melbourne, VIC 3121
Australia
+61 (0)3 9421 2298
http://www.wittner.com.au
This is a great place to shop if you are heading for that night out and need a good pair of shoes you know you will only be wearing once. There is no need to go down to their more expensive retail stores. The outlet stocks both new and discontinued styles. Australian labels include Jane Debster, Sandler and Diana Ferrari. Boots and casual loafers are also abundant. Sizes range from 5 to 11 and those who fit comfortably at either end of this scale are guaranteed to secure a bargain.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Zomp Shoez


Women's designer shoes
Shop 9, 546 Chapel Street
South Yarra
Melbourne, VIC 3141
Australia
+61 (0)3 9804 7513
This shop in the Jam Factory center has row upon row of shoes--from outrageous to sedate. There are stylish and tasteful court shoes and boots for a slightly more conservative older market and space-age metallic fashion trainers or fur-trimmed sandals for the young and funky. Jewelled and mirrored sandals have almost imaginary straps and slip-on mules come in candy colors of lime, orange and raspberry. Customers sit on a giant leopard shoe chair to try on their selection. Satisfaction guaranteed for all "shoe-a-holics".

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
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