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Is David Jones Cheaper Than Myer vs Nordstrom on Designer Brands in Australia 2026?

Jia
Jia
Editor-in-Chief, ShopBack

On designer brands available in all three retailers, David Jones and Myer sit within 5% of each other on regular AUD pricing, and Nordstrom US ships to Australia at USD MSRP plus USD 30 to USD 50 duties + GST on entry. Nordstrom wins by 8 to 18% on unshared US-heritage brands (Coach, Ralph Lauren, Tory Burch) after Best Value scheme and Nordy Club points; David Jones and Myer win on AU-heritage designers (Zimmermann, Camilla, Aje) that Nordstrom does not carry at scale.

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