Max Power Factory Outlet

This store reminds me of The Simpsons episode where Homer changes his name. Max Power start out with more pulling power than Homer Simpson, but the latter triumphed in the usual disgraceful fashion.
Fashion. Back to Max Power and Brisbane Airport DFO. I’ve found Max to suffer from the same curse as the broader DFO — you can visit one day and find everything you’re looking for and more, then come back a month or two later and it’s a fairly dismal offering.
Also in-​line with the DFO standard, a lot of the clothes in Max Power almost make it in terms of appeal, but fall just short of the mark. Female shoppers will know what I’m talking about: a tank top is in a beautiful print but is way too flared and deliberately uneven at the bottom; there’s a stripey tank number that would look great as a top but is instead a slightly slutty-​looking dress. All of those little irritants and more were on display unfortunately when I visited yesterday.
On the other hand, I’m thinking it’s more likely than not that the next time I visit I’ll find the clothes more to my liking. (So goes the ebb and flow of DFO.) Many of the tank tops were almost to my liking, and I’ve noticed the general broader improvement in DFO stock includes singlet and tank tops, which I’m always in the market for.
The men’s clothing offering looked slightly more impressive than the women’s, to my eye. There were a lot of cool, casual t-​shirts at decent prices, cargo pants and formal work shirts.