I wasn't going to leave a review. But after few hours of thinking about it I just couldn't let it go. As a small business owner it is important to be true to your word. As a small business it's also important for small businesses to support on another. Recently I had n interaction with Taner t progress clothing. We contacted him in regards to a Xtool apparel printer he had listed for sale. It was listed for quite some time and it seemed like Taner was having a hard time moving it. So I reached out in regards to buying it. My original plan was to buy it after my show in April. Unfortunately that show wasn't buy enough for me to free up the capital. Following the show I reconnected with Taner and explained my position. Taner had it listed for $7000. He decided he would offer it to me for $5000 as i was still on the fence. That was a great deal and I couldn't say no. But I am just a small business owner one man operation. I told him I would need a week to put together the money. So a week passed and I was able to get my fund together and I messaged him. After we already made a deal with him setting the price he informed me someone else was going to take it for $6000. I said ok and let it go. A week passes and Taner reached out to me again said the buyer didn't come and again he would accept my $5000. But because of him breaking his original deal and selling to another person. I used the funds I had put aside for his printer to buy another wide format printer. None the less I still really wanted the Xtool on I told him I needed one time to get the money together again. And believe me being a small business it's tough to pull 5000 out of a hat. But I was determined. I agreed to reach out to him when I had the money and we would get the deal done. Today I did that and again for a second time he made another deal with another person. He didn't even have the professional courtesy to reach out to me and let me know. After he was the one that came to me to tell me he would take the price he originally set. What sort of business person does that. If that's how he conducts business I would hate to see how he treats the customers coming into Progress. If you can't be true to your word and hold up the deals you make what sort of business are you running. I personally wouldn't recommend anyone dealing with Taner and Progress. My business was really relying on that equipment and I worked hard twice to get the funds together to buy it. Just to have him back out on the deal twice. That's a terrible thing to do. I struggle with coping due to my disability and to have someone back out on a deal they made twice is extremely frustrating. That's no way for a small business owner to treat another local small business. My advise is to stay away as Progress clothing is in the business of breaking deals th read more

The store has some really interesting very old clothing. I was enjoying myself perusing the stock, when I was rudely interrupted by an older woman, who told me that if I don't need a hat then I shouldn't be looking at it, basically. Both times I've been here, it would have been more enjoyable without suspicious questioning by staff members who appear very unfriendly. Also, a lot of their stuff appears to be from the eighties, which is very unique. I would love to look further, but the treatment by staff members is very off- putting. I will not be back because of this. read more

This piece said I could'nt come into his store because I looked native in appearance, and I went in there looking for a certain products sold only specifically in yes Lethbridge location only. He insisted not, and sent me out of his store, figured I was a third. But, I've always worked for my keep, respectfully purchase products with cash earned by physical labour. Maybe something he don't know about, don't shop here. He's a racist and untrusted. Go figure how long he's been open here!!! read more