Directory of Shopping Resources

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Retail shops selling goods to walk-in customers, and retailers who may take orders by phone or online but deliver goods only to the local area. This category can include shopping centres, convenience stores, clothing, food, flowers and gifts, sporting goods, books and music.

Resources in This Category

• Baby Furniture Direct

  http://www.babyfurnituredirect.co.za/
  Is a website that sells homemade baby furniture in Johannesburg.

• Bridge and Gaming SA

  http://www.bridgeandgaming.co.za/
  Sells bridge card playing supplies and products to clubs and players.

• Cafe Fleur Florist

  http://www.cafefleur.co.za/
  Situated in Avianto Village in Muldersdrift.

• Diamond Source

  http://www.diamondsource.co.za/
  Providing diamond rings and diamond jewellery.

• Eastgate

  http://www.eastgate-shops.co.za/
  Large shopping center in Johannesburg.

• Flowerite

  http://www.flowerite.co.za/
  Delivers arrangements, bouquets, plant baskets, fruit baskets and gifts hampers from locations in the Johannesburg and Sandton areas. Catalog, company profile, weblog.

• Howlo

  http://www.howlo.co.za/
  Offers TV mounts and brackets and accessories.

• MindMatters

  http://www.mind-matters.co.za/
  Independent academic bookshop located in the Northern suburbs of Johannesburg.

• Scandinavian Brand House

  http://www.sbh.co.za/
  Watches and time pieces from Scandinavia.

• The Brightwater Commons

  http://www.brightwatercommons.co.za/
  Describes the facilities available at the shopping center located in Randburg.

• The Snow Skiing Centre

  http://www.ski.co.za/
  Ski and wintersports shop for skis, equipment and clothing. Also offers rentals and ski instruction using the ski deck method.

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