Centrally located in Fredericton's Downtown, Robert Simmonds is a beautifully laid out store…read more Catering to both men and women, the store has 3 main sections: Mens wear, ladies and urban/street wear. The staff is extremely friendly and attentive and will always help you piece together that perfect outfit!

From the owner: Men's & women's contemporary clothing, footwear, and jewelry…read more Brands Carried: Canali, Hugo Boss Black, Hugo Boss Orange, Hugo Boss Green, Coppley, Samuelsohn, Burberry, Lacoste, Ralph Lauren, Gant, Alberto, Robert Graham, James Perse, Michael Kors, Elie Tahari, Teenflo, St. John Knits, Nougat, Mackage, Ca Va De Soi, Cole Haan, Nine West, Diesel, G-Star Raw, Velvet, Citizens of Humanity, Paige Jeans, Hudson Jeans, J Brand, True Religion, Rock & Republic, Mavi, Wet Cement, Scott Free, Dom Rebel

The staff here do not seem to want to give you the time of day, or shower. I had a very…read moredisappointing experience trying to shop for my wedding, as it seems there are inconsistencies with supply and fit across their products.

From the owner: One of Canada's leading menswear retailers, Moores has been outfitting men for more than 30 years…read more With more than 120 locations across Canada, Moores offers affordable prices and personalized service.

I can see why the thrift store shopper would love this place and i would bet it's primarily due to…read morehow well organized their clothes racks. Their toy section is extensive. I did find it weird that they had a section of brand new products for sell so it's not 100% used goods. Now I can see why some might say their prices are not discounted enough but keep in mind they have a free membership discount card you can sign up for. They also periodically have 50% off coupons for selected times and categories. Another tip is to sign up for their email newsletter. Now as for the legal problems the parent company (Saver) faced a few years back, Savers will disclose that it is a for-profit fundraising company; label, track and segregate donations so it can accurately compensate the charity to which the donor intended to donate the goods; if Savers accepts non-clothing donations, it must pay the charity, and Savers will prominently display and disclose the actual amounts it pays charities for donations.

Value Village has gone down hill. There are no fitting rooms, and no returns. Only exchanges. This…read moreis terribly inconvenient and makes literally no sense for a mostly clothing store. Buying clothing without trying it on or being able to get your money back is difficult. Prices are crazy too, I saw a sports bra for 25$, old thin T-Shirts for 8-14$, and jackets for 20-60$. Also, I saw donated dollar store items prices as double the original dollar store sticker. For 25$ I was able to buy a plain shirt and a pair of pants with 2 holes in them (as I planned to fix them). These are not thrift store prices.

Pretty Little Freak Boutique is THE place to go in Fredericton if you like fashion, makeup, shoes,…read moreaccessories, and art that are out of the norm. It's the only one-stop in the city where you can find cosmetic contacts, Manic Panic hair colour, and vintage style dresses and swim wear. And that's just the start.