Harris Scarfe Fyshwick (Homewares, Manchester & Apparel)

Harris Scarfe Fyshwick is a department-style shopping destination in Canberra Outlet Centre on Canberra Avenue, bringing together homewares, bedding, kitchen goods, electrical products and apparel under one roof. It is suited to shoppers looking to update several parts of the home in one visit, as well as anyone searching for practical clothing and everyday essentials.

The bedding range covers bedroom basics and larger updates, including quilts, pillows, mattress protectors, quilt covers and bed sheets. For the kitchen, the store stocks cookware sets, bakeware, chopping boards, kitchen knives, utensils, containers and appliances. Kitchen linen such as aprons, oven mitts and tea towels is also available, while the electrical selection includes air fryers, vacuums and clothing irons. Dining and entertaining options include cutlery, plates, dinner sets, servingware, glassware, barware and coffee or tea cups, alongside table linen such as tablecloths, placemats and coasters.

There is also a broad home decorating selection, with cushions, lamps, lighting, floral vases, wall art, clocks and photo frames. Candles, diffusers and self-care products provide smaller ways to change or refresh a room. The apparel range covers women’s and men’s clothing, footwear, jackets, bags and accessories, along with underwear, bras, pyjamas, sleepwear, activewear and swimwear. With this mix, the store can work for a household shop, a bedroom refresh, a kitchen restock or a search for everyday clothing.

Harris Scarfe Fyshwick offers click and collect, with staff selecting and setting aside online purchases for collection. The store also promotes its HS Friends program, which provides access to discounts and other benefits. The website lists trading from 10am to 6pm every day, and the store can be contacted on (02) 6297 7122. Its location inside Canberra Outlet Centre makes it a convenient option for Fyshwick shoppers who want to compare home, fashion and household purchases in the one centre.