This store is located in Dixie outlet mall. Hence, its and outlet store and pricing aren't bad…read more As I patiently wait for my girl, I checked In and thought to write about it to pass time. Coming from a guy the store is quite big and they have Garage stuff as well as Dynamite cloths so its a 2 shops in one. I personally didn't find the difference in both brands as they seemed to be fashionable low end clothing. The shop was quite busy and cloths were everywhere. The staff was just running around in all direction. There is plenty of parking and the mall has a food court once you are done with this store and are hungry,

This store is located in Dixie outlet mall. Hence, its and outlet store and pricing aren't bad…read more As I patiently wait for my girl yet again, I checked In and thought to write about it to pass time. Coming from a guy the store is quite big and has a great collections for jackets for females. The pricing was decent for the cloths they sold. The shop was kept clean and staff was walking on the floor area. There is plenty of parking and the mall has a food court once you are done with this store and are hungry.

This is a good STOP (capitalized for some reason....) on my Queen st west walk…read more Two floors; urban is worthy when there is sales; otherwise it's expensive (unless u have money to burn...)

I hate to say it but I have grown out of Urban Outfitters, both physically and stylistically and…read moremoved over to its more mature cousin Anthropologie. That being said, UO is still my go to place for quirky gifts, housewares and cute shoes. Usually located upstairs, the housewares are brilliant. This location is less cluttered to the Yonge/Dundas location and I think it easier to find what you are looking at.

Do not expect any assistance while you are in the store. Arms full of products, stuff falling off…read moreracks ... "you get what you pay for". Having said that, they have a great 50% off on certain items today. Nice flannel pjs and shirts/night shirts in some cute colour choices. Shirts/trousers - meh, except for active wear - yoga pants, tops, etc. I managed to score a "rich looking" sweater today - only a couple left on the rack. This place is reliable for lounging around and comfort wear.

I'm going to have to agree with Erin about the clothes here. Sometimes there are GREAT designs that…read morefit perfectly, and other times it's crap that makes you wonder what drugs the designers take to think that this looks good. That said, accessories are amaaaazing and super cheap (especially when it gets down to clearance time), their shoes are actually gorgeous and moderately comfortable, and, yes, their underwear is phenomenal. Some of my favourite bras are from here and I paid under $10 for most of them. Compared to the $60+ I've spent at Victoria's Secret, I'll take Joe Fresh any day. One thing-- they don't take Amex which is kind of annoying for me.

Before Aritzia was a household name (at least among a demographic of young, metropolitan ladiez),…read moremy colleagues and I very much viewed it as a little boutique store, with only 2 NYC locations at the time. Now this Canadian brand has really exploded, with many styles going viral on the web. The quality of the clothes has noticeably depreciated while the prices steadily increase. But it remains one of the few shops that carries pieces that are small enough to fit me, and embodies the simultaneous sexy and sophisticated look I aspire to. I popped into this Queens st location with a group of ladies, and we rationalized our purchases by telling ourselves it costs less to shop at this brand in Canada than in the US. While I am slowly working my way away from fast fashion, I definitely pick up pieces here and there that I wear for years.

If they mix up your order, and you recieve a product in error, be aware you are in for a…read morecompletely unreasonable, time consuming experienece trying to right their fulfillment/shipping departments error. Ordered a coat, recieved a pair of jeans instead. No shipping label included. Spent 3 days trying to get a person on the line within customer service. The wait times on the phone are ludicrous. Well over 30 minutes. When i did the call back option on day 1, they called at 11:45pm EST. On day 3 of trying to reach someone, i finally do, am told what to do to initate the return process. I do what is required by Aritzia only to be told it is being sent to their "special investigations" department for review, which will take 3-7 business days before a decision will be made. A decision on what?? I timely provided all pictures and info necessary. This is a simple return and a request to be sent the product i ordered. I follow up 5 business days later to only recieve a email stating that the case # is being sent to this "special investigations" department again, which will take another 3 to 7 business days for a decision. I don't understand this company. Their fulfillment team clearly made an error...we all make mistakes. Its the lack of wanting to make the order correct is astounding and beyond time consuming for the customer. Would never recommend and will never order from Aritzia again.

I don't shop at H&M often. The last time I bought something was roughly ten years ago. I got a…read moreshimmery green blouse that I have worn a number of times to special evening events. The quality back then was wonderful. I visited the flagship store in Stockholm five years ago. The quality has gone downhill. It's almost like the company likes creating disposable clothes where you are expected to buy article of clothing, wear it a few times, and then donate it. My friend and I were at Heartland Town Centre last weekend. We were at Old Navy and decided to pop into H&M next store. I did like some cute tops while I was there, such as a tank top with cute lemons, a shirt that pointed out that it was Saturday, and a lemon purse accessory. I didn't by anything. If I were dying to get something, it would have been the lemon purse accessory. It was something like $4 and was cute. Luckily, my willpower had kicked in. If you are looking for quality-made clothing, this store isn't for you. However, if you have disposable income and enjoy donating your clothes often, H&M is the place to be. (223)

Following IKEA's success, this Swedish company makes the style & fads of now readily available like…read morethe poor mans Michael Kors. They started out primarily with monochromatic themes like Club Monaco but created pieces with unbelievably gorgeous pastels. After popularity struck it's been paired with Versace, Madonna & very high paid models for runway shows. Contrary to popular belief , the quality isn't the best but when you have brand power, it really does not matter if the stitching is only going to last you 2 night of sit down dinners. I really prefer this location to the mall H&M stores. 4 reasons 1) you can find 2 seasons worth of stuff here. Excellent for those of you who enjoy dressing themselves to the beat of your drum rather than choosing out of what is 'in'. 2) most of the cute items that are in the current weeks shipment will be on sale here 3) very few sales people and big location = shopping at your own pace 4) loads of size availability Tip: if you make a visit in the afternoon (pick me up at lunch hour?) the line up is non existent, which is never the case for the mall H&M's. Happy shopping :) xoxo M.

My FAVORITE place to shop! This brand is a closet staple for me, I can always count on them to have…read moreunique and cute pieces that will last for decades! I literally have a blazer that I purchased in 2008 that I STILL wear and it still looks good and relevant. The prices are somewhat on the high side but I feel they are justified for the most part. I've visited all locations in the ATL and surrounding areas and the Avalon location is by far my favorite. They have the friendliest and most helpful girls working there. Definitely recommend FP.

Located in Yorkville (across from Anthropologie which I think is owned by the same company…read moreanyways), this store has a downstairs (separate entrance) where the lingerie, shapers and some pjs are kept. I did love some of the bras - they were just unique and sexy and just beautiful. And expensive....one bra I really loved was $88. I just couldn't justify it. I didn't see one bra that had any padding - mostly all sheer which is unfortunate because if you aren't blessed in the chest department I don't think they would look as well as compared to someone who could fill it out. Go outside and then upstairs is where the clothing is. Located on 2 levels it of course has the feel of Anthropologie and similar pricing. This week they have 30% off their sale items. Some jewelry, shoes but mostly clothes I wasn't that impressed by the clothing. I more so loved the lingerie. If you have any sexy time coming up (Valentines Day??!) and just want something that makes you feel lovely then definitely check out their bras.

An outlet store located in a hard to find strip mall just north of Bovaird off Hurontaruo. I…read morevisited on a November Sunday morning, the staff seemed nice and the place was clean. An important point to remember is that you cant try on anything so take your time to make sure it fits. They do have a lot of cool stuff but sizes are mixed together on the same rack so you need to look around. They also have limited of mens wear too. Having said that, its a great spot to buy inexpensive clothes for your kid.

I came to check these outlet stores as we saw them driving by. The clothes are discounted at very…read moregood price... Guys jeans were at $10 and shirts going around $5. There are sweet deals on female clothing as well.