As a Quebec chain I hadn't been to as they do not exist in BC, I had to check out this store…read more I was happy to easily identify several things I could buy on the spot. The quality is consistent with other low price point shoppes, however their price point is slightly higher than their equivolents. They do have cute clothes, especially if you are looking for something special to wear for a night on the town.

This is a great place to buy shoes and boots! They have an enormous selection of heels and flats…read morehowever their rotation of boots is very seasonal. It's an outlet for Aldo so you can find yourself with Blowfish, Minnetonka and other more expensive brands along companies like Spring. The prices are always less than $40 (usually boots) and it's common to see pairs at 2 for $40 (like when I picked up my Minnetonkas). As someone who wears size 9, I have a smaller selection, but they have a TON of size 6-8 on a regular basis. The place is huge so if you love hug heels be prepared to spend an hour or two to narrow down which 6 pairs you want to leave with!

Located in a building better known for its art galeries/yoga/dance studios, here is a little local…read moredesigner's studio/boutique gem. I decided to revisit after the last time a few years ago, during the arts open house, was very impressed with her clothing designs that I decided one day to come back. This time I walked in and surprise, there was a sale! Lots of beautiful flowing tops, cut in very interesting ways, you have to tuck or turn that "what's this piece of fabric, how is it worn", Ms. Miljkovitch herself will show you how. The effect is visually striking and fashionably forward. For the dress lovers, there are plenty of dresses as well, also with something a little extra, as well as trousers and skirts. The place is small but well lit and the stock is well laid out, no changing rooms, but again, the very accomodating Ms. Miljkovitch will provide you with a little cubby hole so that you can try on your choices to see if it's you or not. Those who are model sized really score.

Visited on an early weekday evening and the store was neat and tidy. The racks are nicely spaced so…read morethat that it doesn't feel crowded. In addition to women's wear, there is a small men's section and a few children's items. Some holiday gift sets were displayed by the cash. Didn't see any floor staff (which doesn't bother me); there were decals on the floor to help with social distancing when lining up to cash out. Not sure what it would be like on a busy weekend, but my shopping experience was fun and relaxing.