I can appreciate that their items are made from sustainable fabrics, but the prices are a little on…read morethe high side. Maybe if I loved the styles more, I can justify it and perhaps if they had a sale. Then again, everyone has different styles since my friend just loved this store. The sales person never once greeted me as well, but they seemed nice and could have been really busy. She worked with a smile on her face, I like that.

12 months later and my love affair with this little shop stands…read more Last week, I was walking the Make It Festival when the infamous Karen jumped into the aisle in front of me. Not only did she remember me (i've bumped into her a few times at the shop, but not more then a handful) but she was still the incredibly energetic, totally genuine ball of sunshine that made me RUN home to pen that first review back in January. And so, as a tip of the hat to my top service ninja of the year, I thought it be best to share some new findings at Two of Hearts: 1. Karen has a jewellery line that she sells at the shop! Go buy it and support local crafters and an all around rad person! ...I don't remember the name, because I took a business card and had her write down the specifics on a few pieces. Such organization obviously means I will lose said card within 24 hours. I do however have a note that says: "Sounds like the muppets song Mahna Mahna." Because i'm an adult. So I will take that to the Twitterverse for further investigation. Stay tuned. 2. Hats!! If you are looking for the most fabulous fall hat, go check out the Andre felt hats from Montreal. I debated over mine last January and it is singlehandedly my second favourite purchase of the year (it's tough to compete with the Fiat...) They are an excellent price (under $100), made in Canada and just classic, beautiful pieces. But if you buy the red one in the window before, I will get mad at you. Bonus points: you can't even find this line online for a better price. Tip of the hat 2ofH. 3. Bags! I have beat the s%&t out of my bag over the year - every day, dual laptop wielding and it has survived. Definitely looking a bit worse for wear, but it's held up far better then I expected, considering the price point is so reasonable. Right now, they have super awesome colours like hot pink mailbags & bright red clutches. It's a rainbow money suck! 4. Still with the awesome people. Karen isn't an anomaly here. Honest to gosh, i've had nothing but the most fabulous service every time i've gone in. Everyone who works here is all sugar & spice. ...I still have yet to find any actual clothing that fits me properly here... but I don't care. Great accessories & fab people will keep this place as a go to. *** Meiku Designs!!! ... not even close.

You can never predict what they're looking for. You walk through the store and they have beat up 20…read moreyear old Prada shoes but you bring in a new item with current designer tag on and they'll turn it away. I think their staff are not properly trained on brands and rely on what they know rather than researching and learning what is current. I've had good service and terrible patronizing service. Not my first place for consignment but gotta make a few bucks wherever I can.

I took 15 pairs of Levis and several pairs of hardly worn shoes. they said that shoes are no good…read moreunless they've been polished, lol. As for the jeans, they only chose 2 pairs, both button down 501's, which were 25 years old, and in new condition. I turned them down, and took all my goods to Salvation army. This company employs Gen Z people who treat older citizens much too casually. They could certainly use some training on respecting their elders. I will never shop there.

People say the clothing is so comfy. People easily believe things that sound good as well. Like…read morestevia leaf sweetener when its really not. lol. Just like Amrita's clothing!!! It's not bamboo cotton. its not organic. It's not eco friendly and not chemical free. Do your research you will find that's not how it works. Its viscose and rayon with tons of chemicals. That's what makes it silky. Bamboo strands are coarse. It takes chemicals to make it soft. Bamboo cotton is difficult to mass produce. Amrita is a fraud and also treats her workers abusively tearing them down for not selling several items to every customer. High turnover of staff proves it. Again I say look into her company and find out what real material is being used to make her so called sustainable eco freindly bamboo cotton clothing. It's a lie.

Love it... soft, luxurious bamboo fashion that takes me from yoga to dining out in comfortable…read morestyle. There's even a line of great pieces for the men in your life. It's about time this Bowen Island treasure revealed itself, psssst.... 2nd store in Kits @ 4th Avenue & Arbutus.

I've bought several items from the shop. The quality of fabric is good for the price point and…read moresizing is inclusive. I love that they use natural fabrics. I love that it's woman owned and Canadian. I just wish the styles were more fashionable from the cuts to the textile design. I think the owner designs the textiles and I wish they'd look around at more modern offerings for inspo. There's literally only one textile design I like, the lemons and oranges. The other textiles are very small prints without any real design point or view. So I only shop here for basics. I've never tried returning anything so can't comment on that. When I've had questions though their customer service has been very good.

Awesome selection. Sizes extra small to 4x! The bamboo is soft and breathable and doesn't hurt my…read moremastectomy scars. I love everything about it - of course the experience will be better in person as you can try things on and the staff is amazingly helpful. Once they know what you like, they'll go find your sizes and bring them to your dressing room. Anyone purchasing the 'outlet' sale items has to realize that's the final sale. I get super great deals at the outlet, but go try it on first. It's totally worth the visit to the store.

One of many high end consignment shops in the downtown Vancouver area, Mine & Yours trades in high…read moreend luxury brand clothes and accessories that have been slightly used. The luxury brands that my wife saw were: Self-Portrait, Louis Vuitton, Stella McCartney, Maje, Gucci, Jimmy Choo, Fendi....even a piece of Fendace (collab between Fendi and Versace). The condition of the items examined were all nwt, excellent, or very good. My wife ended up buying a pair of Givenchy sneakers, which she thought was a great deal. You have to be buzzed in by an employee to get in, and the store itself is small, so they probably limit the number of people inside at a time. It wasn't that busy on a Sunday afternoon.

I enjoy browsing the goods at Mine and Yours, but it's a hit and miss experience for me. While they…read moreoffer a diverse selection of items, ranging from vintage pieces to contemporary styles, the quality and pricing can vary. Some items are reasonably priced and worth the purchase, but there are times when the prices are exceptionally high for what they offer. For example, I recently came across a pair of Chanel sneakers circa 2014 priced at $750, (it did not come with a shoebox). However, upon further research, I found the same shoes on a well known preloved boutique for CAD$325 (same color, same size and it came with a box and individual shoe bags), and the condition was better to what Mine and Yours offered. I understand the store incur additional overhead costs, such as rent, utilities, and staff wages, which can influence pricing, but it should allow them to be more competitive esp if customers are always looking at phones now and doing strategic price comparison. Of course, I will continue to shop and browse and like coming here, the sales associates are nice and welcoming. While the store has its charm and unique finds, the pricing strategy needs to be revisited by management especially when comparable items are available elsewhere at significantly lower prices.

Very trendy clothing that would not seem out of place in downtown Vancouver, but instead hidden…read moreaway in Surrey. While the price tags are a bit high, I noticed the items are all well made and quite unique. And, as the clothing isn't cheap, I was glad to discover that they do lay-away for the large price tagged items. Selection isn't huge, but it is a rather small shop. I also wasn't too impressed with the selection of jewelry -- they seemed cheap, especially in comparison to the clothing. So if you've done the franchise circuit at Grandview corners and everything is coming up short, definitely try Crush Clothing. Actually, try Crush Clothing first, it might save you a lot of time.

3.5 stars. I cam…read morehere to look for a dress with my sister. She was looking for a semi-formal dress for New Year's eve and this place caught our eyes. It's a little boutique in Grandview Corners. They carry brands I've never seen before so if you are into boutique and unique clothes, I think this is the place for you. They had denim, shirts, sweaters,scarves and dresses. Not too much inventory but enough stuff to browse through. They also had accessories ranging from bracelets, necklaces to earrings. They were pretty cute and trendy. As for the service, it was nice enough. I don't really like getting hassled by the service associate so it was great. My sister tried on few dresses and decided on a cute black dress. I like the idea of supporting independent businesses so I will be checking this place out again if I need something. I am not quite a fan yet as I haven't purchased anything so I will update later on.

Marilyns from Caulfield . yes it's so wonderful she has moved into Dundarave Lane Alleyway…read moreEntrance @ 24th & Marine above RED LION On Trend and Classic clean lines Womens Wear ..all styles every Season top fabrics and designers , favourites & fresh NEW Fashionable GIFT ideas, day to night staples for all occassion top bottoms JEANS , dresses , etc , expect fabulous finds moderate to better priced pieces that well dressed women appreciate & prefer. Shop often ...they are in Dundarave now !

Okay, so Marilyn's is hard to describe - imagine walking into your most stylish friend's monster…read morewalk-in closet and having the run of the place! Things I've bought there that I LOVE: *** Nicole Miller party dresses (I have 3 - overkill, I know!) *** Mackage puffy coat - perfect for those cold days *** Chinese Laundry slouchy boots - I've worn them to death :) *** Cambio black pants - classic AND edgy all at once *** Jeans, Jeans, Jeans - Joes, Rich 'n Skinny, Citizens of Humanity Another plus - the staff are really fun. They'll help you out as much (or as little) as you like. My favorite person at the store (other than Marilyn of course!) is the seamstress. She's a frickin' magician!

Over the past year, having now shopped at 3 Blue Sky locations (North Van, Kits & Commercial…read moreDrive), this is one of my favourite clothing shops because a) the clothing is well made from super comfortable fabrics in a wide variety of styles, patterns and sizes, b) the pricing reflects good value c) the staff are equally incredible at all locations; helpful, caring, knowledgeable, absolutely no pressure sales. I've never experienced such consistency across multiple locations of a brand. It's refreshing. Have fun checking them out!

Wife has tried multiple times to contact them via email and Facebook as she had questions. She also…read moretried calling but no one picks up. They do not reply She insisted on some tunics so I drove her there and manager Lori was rude. We walked out! Upon further research they design clothes in Canada but they are made elsewhere. Do not waste your money at a company with no basic customer service!