I'm pretty much becoming a fan…read more It's been around for several years, and anyone who knows me, I'm a total fashionista, beyond a doubt. The prices are lower than the main stores in Vancouver and you can find some killer deals, if you shop discerningly like me. The only downside is, you need to make regular trips out here. A bit of a drag but it can be done. Are you really ready to up your game? From the movie Hitch: "With no guile and no game, there's no girl." Have game. Dress well. Groom well. Think Harvey Specter, but he's a level up. He is bespoke. This is coming in second. Your best friend is your tailor. Get to know him/her. Fit is king.

What a fantastic experience! All thanks to one of the managers, Kathleen! I was needing a new suit…read moreas the pandemic pounds don't seem to be shedding and I've got holiday events to attend. I was warmly greeted by Kathleen who promptly took on the task of finding me a new blue suit to replace my pre-pandemic suit that no longer fits me. She eyeballed me for size and was off to the races. I still don't know how she managed to be so accurate, but she managed to nail it on the first try. She showed me two suits to start and as I looked in the mirror after putting on the jackets for each suit, she was keeping watch of me while searching for other appropriate options based on my thoughts as I broke down what I liked about them. I was then escorted to the fitting rooms to also try on the pants. I was also provided with a shirt so that I could get a better sense of how it all came together. Amazingly, it was one of those first two that she had me try that I ultimately selected. It might have been the easiest suit purchase of my life. To put this in perspective, I have had full bespoke suits made for me locally and in Hong Kong. I've also bought off the rack suits from Dunn's (recommended) and Red Baker (recommended) and fake bespoke suits from Indochino (not recommended). My experience with Kathleen and Harry Rosen was only exceeded by my bespoke suit experiences. So there you have it. If you're looking for a new suit, head on over to this Outlet location for Harry Rosen. The prices are great and the service is top notch!

Prices are definitely not as cheap as the USA Gap Factory outlet. But they do carry similar items…read more Came here looked at a few things. Like jeans, sweaters etc. I ended up getting something for my dad. A cotton sweater for $12.99 (before taxes). Not bad for that price. I mean its definitely casual wear here. Can be good as well, if you are picking up casual wear for a kid. Only issue I have with this store is that its kind of out of the way for me. This will probably be my one and only visit to this store. Or unless a friend willing to drive to come here.

This store is located within Tsawwassen Mills. On the Sunday afternoon I went, it was crowded…read more However, service was attentive and the selection decent.

The selection was extremely small, especially given its status as an outlet. I was pretty…read moredisappointed. The staff was helpful and I did appreciate that. Value is an interesting proposition, Lulu is never cheap, but I do think they are pretty high quality. Usually I bridge this gap by shopping their outlets. Sadly as mentioned above the store is small and the selection smaller.

I am very confused every time I visit this thrift shop. They have a nice layout, pretty organized,…read moreand relatively friendly staff. But it's downfall is the pricing. They have clothing from very cheap stores like H&M and Forever 21 in the boutique section for 20! They have any tags on them and aren't even that nice and yet they price them as if they weren't $20 new but $40. They clearly have little to no young people working there . This is also evident because try seem to think Ardene is a good quality brand and decided to price their plastic earrings at $7! Ardene is the cheap of the cheap and that set wouldn't be more than $10 new and was even missing a pair! Finally, the pricing of their books is very unorganized. My mom found a cookbook from 2010 for $1, but the cookbook I found from 2009 is $14? It makes no sense. Somebody needs to go in there and tell the elderly folks working there that Forever 21 is not a boutique shop and nobody is going to pay $20 for it at a thrift shop. The point of a thrift store is to have bargains, not to price your items at the same price as they would be in the store. It's hard to come here when the thrift shop down the road has much more reasonable prices.

Updating after the mangers completely questionable and unprofessional response with regards to…read morewhere money that is being spent here actually goes. I came back to this store recently and felt that not only were the prices still high, but they had actually gotten much worse. I came to update my review and low and behold the reason for the high prices is to pay exorbitant salaries for 2 employees, not just for the hospice. Very disappointed.

Living in a small town has its perks…read more This little boutique located in a cute corner is a gem. They carry some of the same brands you will find at Aritzia, but the main difference is the service. Because the business space is small, the girls are always around to help you. It's not like trying to wave a taxi in busy New York City. Again, because the store is quite small they only have 1 size of each size for a garment of clothing, which is good in the sense that only 3-4 other people will have the same article as you do. However, I wear pretty small sizes (24-25 for jeans and xs-s for tops) so it's pretty hard to find my sizes. However, they are willing to order a size for you, which is great! Another thing, is that the prices are a bit cheaper than what you see at Aritzia which makes my visa quite happy.