Another sale opportunity is in progress!…read more The cool weather has descended on us and stores are now stocking Winter wear.

Good place for shopping, acceptable price for acceptable clothing, if you have email, you can get…read moreextra 15 to 25% off all the time. However some staffs are very rude, they need to find better to help customers.

What a lovely store full of hip clothes that are suitable for men from every generation. It was…read moreeasy to find a stellar shirt and tie for my partner. I'm super grateful to the staff who checked in on me to double check I had the right size. My partner is 6'4 and I had chosen a shirt two sizes small. Thanks to the staff I ended up purchasing the perfect size. 5 Stars for employing mature men who obviously have a lot experience in the fashion industry.

Extremely uncouth staff with overpriced suits. Visit Hudson Bay in the same mall for a better…read moreselection of suits at competitive prices

They decided to tell me after 2 weeks of waiting that they didn't have the inventory and couldn't…read morefill my order. I also had to email them twice before they said anything.

I haven't been to Boathouse in a while but it seemed like a good spot to pick up some summer wear…read morefor a trip. They carry both men's and women's clothing and they had perfect vacay staples like bathing suits, flip flops, sunglasses, and an impressive display of Sun Bum sunscreen. There was only one employee that was on duty that day and he sang the praises of the Sun Bun line of products. They have sun cream, after sun lotion, lip care, and more. The great part about this brand is that it is coral reef safe! I did wind up picking up a few pairs of shorts. They were about $40 each which I felt like maybe I could find similar things at other stores but wasn't worth the hunt. In terms of brands they carry, it's really a mix of things that you would find at West 49 (do those still exist?) and random other brands like Champion. A nice place to check out although I'd prefer to wait for their sales.

Zara semi-annual sale offers discounts from 30%-60% off. The store is usually packed and customers…read moreare making a mess. The staffing level is kind of light for a busy Saturday afternoon. The selection is pretty good as the prices have gone up alot. I would wait until end of July for further reductions. You can usually find a bargain like jeans for $29.99 or less. The resort shirts have unique design elements and quality material. You can use your Zara id code from their website or their app. No need to keep printed receipts which is handy and better for thr environment.

Returned to see what new arrival products are on the shelves…read more Store has geared up so the whole family can look great with Winter now here.

I'm here to check out this new store located in the former Sears Scarborough Town Centre anchor…read morestore location; lower floor only. Most clothing seemed to be in the $30-$50 range. Quality is mid-ranged. Floor service was courteous and checkout was very quick. I also signed up at checkout for another 10% off by signing up immediately via a text promotion. I purchased a Halloween costume for $39.99 less 40% off which was way less than what I found at other places. Yes, it was a "Onesies" but it will do the job at my upcoming Halloween Party! Mission accomplished. Total costume was $24.40 Store Return Policy: No refunds. They will gladly give a merchandise credit within 14 days of purchase. Merchandise must not be washed, worn or damaged. Valid receipt required. All clearance items, intimate apparel, swimwear & pierced jewelry are final sale.

If I could do -5 stars I would I was there Friday afternoon with my mother my mother-in-law and my…read moretwo daughters it was the worst customer service any of us have ever experienced. The lady behind the till was very unprofessional and very rude and ended up losing a sale, I am looking for the district managers phone number to place a complaint I also have pictures of the ignorant lady that was supposed to be serving us

This is a big H&M even though it's only on one floor. It's organized pretty well with women's items…read moretaking up much of the front of the store and separate rooms for men's and kids. I can't really pin down the style since they have a bit of everything. They had a pretty wide selection of Ivey league shirts from Harvard and Yale...and then also ones from UCLA. Not sure what the connection was there. In the same section they had a Philadelphia Eagles shirt - no other football teams though. They have the business as usual kind of clothes with different blazers and other work wear as well as party style outfits that would be nice for NYE. They still also have their Divided line. I was also shopping for a baby shower so I was looking for kids clothing. They have sizes ranging from baby to child. The baby stuff was mostly in neutral palettes with stylish cuts with tasteful prints which seemed suited for both boys and girls. The prices also didn't seem too bad compared to children's only stores.

What a customer service disaster. I called 4x on a Tuesday…read morebefore noon only to wait to be hung up on - ALL 4 times - to check for an item. Thinking they might be busy, I went in only to discover that I could count the number pf customers in there on both hands. Instead I found a cluster of sales reps in the dressing room talking while 1 cashier handled a line of at least 5 people by herself. The cashier was extremely friendly but clearly overwhelmed as she was working solo... Totally unimpressed H & M.

Teeny tiny store that's super hard to navigate if you aren't the only person in there. I was…read moreactually drawn to the Nightmare Before Christmas Display at the front of the store and because of that, I blocked a whole group from being able to exit - good for the store, not so much for the customers trying to escape! The store is roughly organized into sections by interest - Disney, Harry Potter, Anime, with some jewelry and other cutesy things in between. They do carry some BT21 merch but not the selection that Sukoshi does. The anime section was pretty extensive. It was nice to see that it's more mainstream now. They have a huge wall of t-shirts to choose from. They're just normal printed cotton tees and they were all around $32 (before discounts) which was I was kind of surprised at. I suppose it's the licensing fee that makes it so expensive.

Awesome customer service. Great shopping experience, staff was helpful and polite. Also their Co-…read moreop student was great.