I love this little store. They have a great selection of men's casual and work clothes. They have…read moreclothes that I cannot find in the lower mainland. The owner is very nice and knows where all the clothes come from and usually has a story about who actually make the clothes. They also carry quite a few Canadian made clothes as well which is always nice. I shop there every year I come back to Parksville Quite the gem.

From the owner: Men's and Ladies clothing for work, pay and living. good value and great service.read more

every time I shop at Moorestock, the service is amazing, the clothing works for all ages and the…read morestore has a great vibe. Highly recommend the variety of shoes, clothes, accessories and healthy beauty products.

I would definitely wear almost everything in this store. Usually, I have a hard time finding…read moreclothes that looks good and keeps me warm and is functional. That's what this store offers, great athletic gear that isn't just spandex or gortex and actually looks fashionable. I love all the natural fibres and earthly colors. The only down side is that they have very limited stock and very small men's section. There were many things I wanted, but they didn't have my size. Overall the clothing is great and at good prices.

Got the best price and delivery to the USA was fast! I'll be checking with them in the future.read more

It's about time someone filled the void of fine men's fashion retailers. There's all these great…read moreplaces for women but far fewer for men who are fashion conscious. Ray Rickburn does the trick offering a great shopping experience for guys and offering wonderful styles at affordable prices. A definite must for any guy looking to update their wardrobe. The layout is simple and easy to shop and browse and the workers here make it a hassle free experience that truly caters to the guy.

This morning I went in for a fitting as I have an immediate family member getting married this…read morecoming September 2017. Upon arriving this morning, there were two young female employees working there, I didn't get their names. One was professional, bubbly and friendly. The other came off cold, stern and aggressive in her approach in assisting myself with my fitting for my tuxedo rental. I'm doing measurements, she came off aggressive in her instructions. Upon paying for certain fees before departing from the Moore's in Nanaimo, I had specific but yet general questions regarding timelines and rough time frames on when our rentals would arrive. Her approach in answering was to talk over me, sternly and said "you can lose the attitude!". It was very specific too, "you can lose the attitude". I understand retail work has its challenges but being in a position that is typically required to have some form of cordial behaviour, professional courtesy and polite manners. When none of these basic skills aren't present in assisting customers, it's very discouraging to customers like myself who came in to get fitted and spend $ on these services. In addition to this, because of her attitude towards me, she costed the business the opportunity of making a purchase as I had full intentions in purchasing this dress jacket, but thanks to how she engaged me in her customer service, I declined the idea of purchasing this dress jacket. Since I don't know her name, she was the employee who had purple highlights in her hair, average/ short in height and on the petite side with prescription glasses.

they never mentioned what day it had to be back prom was saturday and i brought it back monday got…read morecharged $20 without being told to read the slip or anything. not great service, and way to expensive they also fit the suit completely wrong the pants fit me way to big !

Amazing! Itch free wool that "loves to be washed and dried". They sell sweaters, toques, wraps…read moreand scarves for men, women and children. Very good quality - extremely well made, dense but light, great colours. locally made. Perfect for west coast winters. I bought a lovely bamboo scarf for a gift and a wool scarf for myself, best wool scarf ever (sorry grandma). I am very hard on things, and unlike others I have had it does not pull, it is the perfect length and it hangs well. It is so warm and cozy and it looks great, I really wear it all the time. The wool scarf was pricey at $88 per scarf, but all above qualities considered I think it is a worthwhile investment. Luckily, you can also order online - I look forward to trying out their sweaters and wraps soon and a few sweaters for Christmas gifts. The shop itself is located right above Nancy's Bakery at the Lund marina, you really cannot miss it. The shop is tiny but has a great selection of their clothing, accessories and also a small but well selected line up of interesting books from children's to coastal guide books.

Every time we go sailing past Lund we seem to buy another sweater! Or shawl!…read more We Love these products. We have purchased sweaters for family members, buddies new wife from Mexico who can't stay warm in Canada. Family in Newfoundland who love them! If you want a sweater that will be your go to natural keep warm outdoor wear anytime sweater try one of these!!

Back again sadly with no response from Homesense/Winners in Nanaimo to report; even after sending…read moreadditional emails directly to the CEO. In four years on this personal mission to have them accommodate the elderly & disabled; not one Homesense employee has had the common decency to reach out to me. So, if you're in the above category; best you stay home; or sit outside in your car while everyone else shops! Homesense does not give a damn if you can only peer through the front window.......Pathetic!

Need yourself some good threads without the jawdropping prices demanded by department stores?…read moreWinners, like its US counterpart TJ Maxx (or TK Maxx, in the UK), sells men's, women's, juniors and children's clothing, accessories, and shoes, and housewares at a substantial discount. Clothing brands range from little known to fairly upscale designers, like Michael Kors, and similarly for shoes and hosiery. While I've found plenty of brands I barely recognize, every now and then I luck out with a Tahari jacket or pants, BCBG dress (especially in juniors), or upscale pair of designer jeans. Don't come looking for True Religion, but you can luck out and net a few good deals. Winners is an anchor store in Woodgrove Centre, which makes an excellent stop when searching for a separate, jeans, or shirt. Note if you're on the ends of the size spectrum, you will have far fewer options, and this is especially true for bigger sizes rather than small. Small and medium (for ladies) and medium or large (for gentlemen) get the most representation. Petites for women have their own section without a corresponding tall area, though sometimes you luck out and find the rare pair of tall pants in the ladies careerwear area. Because many items are overstock, remainders from last season or the like, I buy on the "check it twice" and "get it now" principles. Check every seam, button, and the like for defects. Always try clothes on because sizes sometimes are irregular, even more than usual. Return policies with Winners are easy and generous, but it's buyer be wise in these types of places. Second, don't assume whatever you saw on the shelf will be there next time. Winners doesn't have a website where you can order the shirt or pants you saw last week, and you may not find them again. The store doesn't feel like a downscale department store, as so many Sears now do, thanks to wide aisles, bright overhead lighting, and a care about the merchandise. You won't see clothes strewn about like a teenager's bedroom thanks to associates who actually ensure things stay tidy. The clearance (red tag) areas, especially around cosmetics and hair care, does tend to be a jumble of products on the shelf, but these are limited. Downside: Children's section for 0 to 5 (toddlers) is woefully slim and entirely weighted towards girls. The boys racks have next to nothing, and no shoes or accessories. Protip: