Been by this store so many times. Today dropped in and was surprised they carry some trendy brands…read morenot your usual for Oakville. Bought some LBM1911 trousers and jacket. Super service from Gregory. This is a place very much worth checking out. Great prices, non pushy service, good advice. Nice find.

3 start only because the store is in Oakville. If found their collection rather dated but overall…read morenot to bad of a store. Really didn't like the salesperson who helped me as he was dishonest and clueless, trying to get me buy a shirt that was too small for me, and pants that were too big. But he was very young, maybe he'll learn with time.

I'm surprised to see such poor reviews for this store so I wanted to be sure to note my…read moreexperiences. I'm from the states and we no longer have K&A storefronts there so I've hit this 3 times across 5ish years (Covid period is blurry) while in town for business. The selection is always satisfactory and the employees / service has been good (even beyond expectation) each time...including browsing help, fitting room help and counter experience.

ONLINE SHOPPERS BE WARNED OF DUTY TAX- They say "free shipping", but then I got hit with a massive…read more$340 customs duty tax invoice from fedex despite the fact that 4 of the 5 items were returned. Kit and ace refused to help. There is no "customer service" just an email address, and no way to escalate. I will never order from them again.

I am typically late to any trendy bandwagon. I wait for crowds to dissipate and then make my move…read more I am also patient. I'm probably too patient for my own good. The first LL Bean store to open in Canada was this one in Oakville. If my memory serves me well, it was Summer 2019 when it opened its doors. I was recently in Oakville. I was at Oakville Place for the first time. I saw this store. I was happy. Over four years later, I made the pilgrimage to this store. It wasn't intentional, though. I just happened to need a Shoppers Drug Mart, which was steps away from this store. I became an LL Bean fan during my undergraduate years. For some unknown reason, I got its catalogue in the mail. I loved it so much. My first purchase was a purple pair of Mary Jane suede shoes from Rieker. I loved them so much that I grew to love LL Bean t-shirts and more. I was thrilled that my first LL Bean store that I frequented was its flagship store in Freeport, ME. I did a road trip eastbound through Canada and returned through the States. The flagship store was incredible, with its huge signature boot in front of the store. I have visited Canadian LL Bean stores in Barrie, Ottawa, and now, Oakville. I didn't feel the same excitement as I did getting products stateside. Maybe it's the price. I am a different shopper who likes deals and sales. I have rarely seen any decent discounts on products that I want at Canadian locations, including this one. I loved looking at branded tumblers, cute t-shirts, comfy hoodies, and more. Paying $75 for a t-shirt is frankly ridiculous. You want to be in the corners of this store. Clearance items are there. The back left corner had women's clothing discounted at 40% off. It's decent. Sadly, I didn't find anything in this corner that I wanted to buy. I did enjoy checking out the handbags, travel items, and luggage section. Prices weren't cheap, but I liked them. If you love YETI products, you have a fine selection here. Coolers. Tumblers. Ice chests. I saw so many accessories just for its drinkware. It was fascinating. You do pay for quality. Be prepared to shell out. Surprise! Out of all the LL Bean stores in Canada, I only bought items at the Ottawa location. I was there to partake in a Canada Day sale and there were more products on sale. I wish that there were a similar sale when I was at this store. It was nice to get my fix seeing and touching products, as opposed to leafing through a physical catalogue or browsing items online. This store was huge and spacious. I had an enjoyable time. I do hope that there are more sales in future. The outerwear and footwear looked so nice and functional. (430)

I didn't know too much about L.L. Bean until I ventured in here. It's actually an oudoorsy type…read morestore with both its apparel and gear. On our visit here, there was 10% off the entire store. They have a lot of camping supplies like tents, waterproof blankets and bags, and iconic games that you would play at camp (cornhole for one). Some other camp/cottage activities that they also had were kayaks and paddleboards, both the inflatable ones and the hard ones. They had a huge selection of Yeti mugs and all of these were included in the 10% discount. There were some that I haven't seen before, including one that can keep your cans insulated! This one comes with a display can that can be used for storage.

Highly recommend to thrift shop here!…read more They have alot of brand name clothes, accessories, and more like Aritzia, Shein, Nike, etc! I never thrifted before and when i stumbled upon this store on my instagram story feed, they caught my attention. I instantly knew i wanted try this place out. I came here couple of times with my family during the pandemic. The experience was and is positive. I actually went by today to look for new wide set pants and a place to try on since i like to visually see myself with the clothing item. Surprisingly they have lots that aligned to my style. Me and my sister got a couple of pairs we bought and are happy with it. Everyone was so nice! I didn't know that i can apply for customer account under Plato's. The cashier explained i can get points everytime i visit. The only thing i knew was that you can take pictures and post, tagging their user on instagram to get 10% haha! So i applied to get points, and got extra for not getting a plastic bag for the pants we bought. That was great. And honestly, this is the only place i shop for clothes now since it's budget-friendly, close to where i live. The pants i got was under $20 which is perfect! Can't wait to come back againnn!

If I could give no stars I would terrible customer service I bought something off instagram a pair…read moreof shoes I drove 45 mins to pick up tried them on they did not fit tried returning them right away they said no sorry shoes are final sale ???? How is that fair then they said they would buy them back for 10$ when I paid 33$ that is such a rip off offered me a store credit but I live 45 mins away and it's not good for the store close to me literally will never ever come back to this store

Did not open at 9:30am as stated, waited outside closed gate for 10min. We are in a rush and needed…read moreto quickly grab clothes. ended up shopping somewhere else

I don't usually make yelp reviews, but this store convinced me to create an account…read more The store itself isn't a problem, but the workers are. There is one worker that usually has shifts in the fitting room section that always gives me the worst attitude. When I wanted to try on clothes, I walked up to the worker and kindly greeted them. What I got in return was a type of sass that no adult should have. They didn't say a word to me, or even look me in the eye, they just walked over to a fitting room and unlocked the door. I see this situation as a personal attack, since it's not my first bad encounter with this worker. I would add their name, but I don't remember or care enough to add it.

Atrocious customer service. The owners are condescending, petty, and downright rude…read more After over a decade of shopping here, I will never ever set foot or spend a dime in there again as a result of going in with my child who was manhandled by one of the owners for giggling and dancing at seeing herself on "tv" (security camera monitor hanging above steps at entrance. I was in shock but touch my child again and you can be sure I will physically make you let go rather than use my words.

I'd arranged by phone to bring clothing to this consignment store. I'd shopped there years ago, and…read morewe are downsizing. It's the first time I'd thought to take anything over there. On the phone, I was told to bring up to 15 items: "the best clothes you have for consignment." Now, I have some beautiful, expensive items that I'd worn just a few times before becoming seriously ill. I'd had 4 surgeries and many meds, which made me gain 2 sizes, and which I cannot seem to lose. So, I thought these clothes would be great for other women who are size 4 to 6 - designer pants, jackets, a dress and sweaters. When I arrived today, they barely said hello. Instead, two staff began pulling clothes out of the bag and talking about them without including me in the conversation. One walked off, and the other put some clothes aside, saying "we don't take office wear, and we don't take party clothes." (These pieces could variously be worn to a restaurant, a party, a corporate event, a premier, etc.) I pointed out that the pants she was actually holding were not office wear, but rather, with the detail down each side, were more for social outings. She said again that they don't take office or party wear. I suggested they tell people on the phone what they do accept, because I wasn't informed about what they don't look for. I said it would be better for people to know, and that I had other things I could have brought instead, if I'd known. She shrugged and said "Well, that's the way it is. Too bad." which I thought was incredibly impolite. If she'd said she was sorry, and that she wished I'd been informed on the phone, then all would have been fine with me. But she didn't, and so again I said I thought they needed to think about the fact that people need to have details of what kind of items they want. This woman shrugged again and smirked, and began stuffing all my things back in to my bag, saying "Just forget it, I'm not looking at anything." Now, I believe I had a right to suggest they let people know before they drag stuff all the way over there - I'd ironed everything and carefully folded it all, and this store wasted my time. They have no consideration for the people that bring things in. I will never go there again, but I feel I should warn folks about this place. They treat you like you're part of a conveyor belt, not like a fellow human being all all.