Amazing, friendly service. Must emphasize this as it really made our experience enjoyable. Happened…read moreto stop in as we were exploring and my daughters saw the Demonias. They tried on the shoes and they loved them. Price was about $150 CA a pair but seems cheaper than what we found online later.

Popped in while the person I was with looked at Demonias-- the person working (I'm assuming was…read moreThelma based on the Instagram account for this store) was very friendly, very kind, very nice to be in the store. Selection-- I'm not the shoe person here but the person I was with seemed to find a few things she liked! Worker talked a bit about prices, they seem like a pretty good deal but again, I don't know prices elsewhere. Very nice store to go in, lots of pictures on the wall. Overall a great time for someone who's not even that interested in shoes!

Rude staff, not much selection. They had almost no plus size clothing and the employee that I spoke…read moreto was rude when I asked for more sizes. If you're larger than a Large, don't bother.

This place was everything I dreamed some similar stores in other cities would be (but weren't)…read more Really big selection - casual and super fancy dresses, coats, pants, corsets, cinchers, seasonal stuff like shorts - including a wide variety of shoes (TUK, Demonia, etc) and bags, decent sized clearance selection, all the goth/alt brands you expect and more. Yes, they are pricey (but in my humble American experience there is quite a mark up on *all* clothes in Canada vs the States - like a cheap tank top at H&M will be $5 more automatically in Canada - the exchange rate right now more than makes up for it) but a lot of the items aren't much - if any - cheaper online. I also just love supporting places like this, since there are so few left, and since a lot of "goth" brands run small I prefer to try a lot of the stuff on in person. The girl working and I had a good chat about the history/future of Lip Service in particular and some other stuff. She was super helpful and friendly which was also a change from a lot of alt shops, where the employees seem to spend their time perfecting that "I'm way too fucking cool to talk to you" vibe that makes me eye roll. I wanted *all* the things but settled on two LS dresses, one of which was shiny PVC and fulfilled all of 15 year old me's dreams. Definitely a spot to check out for a pricier but quality "statement piece" or to comb the shoe and clothing sales racks. I'd also like to add they had a surprising amount of men's clothes and not just band t-shirts and jeans either.

Wow, I get to be the first to review a place!?!…read more I feel the same way as in my Da Maria review about letting the secret out about this little gem of a store. I discovered this place B.Y. (before Yelp) this January when I was on my winter boot quest. All the cool kids were sporting Sorels and I wanted a pair too. But I wasn't cool enough to know to buy in the fall, before there was actually snow on the ground. The usual places (Get Outside, Sporting Life) were completely out of my size in the style I wanted (which, if you are wondering, is not the funky pink and black houndstooth with neon laces - again, I'm not that cool). Circle Shoes seems to be a family-owned shop and sort of no-frills especially compared to the rest of the boutique-y places you find along this end of Yonge. They had ample selection of styles and sizes and the proprietor knew her stuff and brought me a few choices in similar styles in my size quickly and without the requisite eye-roll/trudge down to the stockroom I encountered at other places. They keep their stock in the back of the store. They carry lots of brand names including Uggs and Birkenstocks. Worth the trip uptown!

Great store with a friendly, knowledgeable proprietor and staff. Good selection at fair prices…read more No longer exchanging or sharpening skates.....just selling new.

Bedo is pretty rad. Moderate prices but always good around sale season…read more The women's clothes are designed by some sisters from Montreal, but the men's are outsourced in China (?? Not sure why but oh well) The staff in this store are EXCELLENT, very cool and running around frantically getting you sizes and kissing your ass, etc. It's rarely busy in here and the fitting rooms are huge and plentiful so you won't be queuing to try anything on (ahem, H&M!)

I love the clothes from this store! Most of the time, I find something that fits me well. I have…read morelong arms so it is hard for me to find a well fitted sweater or shirt. This location is not as big as other locations, but they offer enough of a selection to be able to accessorize with your wardrobe.

It's intimidating buying something from Canada living in Los Angeles but I just want to say Melissa…read moreand her staff were amazing and I can't wait to visit the store in person on the next comedy trip to Toronto. They have a great selection and their website is very easy to navigate. Thanks Gotstyle, you have a customer for life!!

Key Features: Nice clothes, suits of armour on the wall…read more O.K. So that's the good thing - the clothing is great. It is. There is nothing wrong with it. When you walk in, you'll probably feel comfortable. There are suits of armour on the wall. It's fantastic. I'm not one for hip, and with it, clothing stores - but, I tell you, I kind of wanted to after walking into this location. Although, I'm not sure I'll ever understand the allure of a $60.00 trucker hat. Now, that's where the good ends. My story may not be typical. It hinges on two factors - I'm a big guy, and I don't like being lied to. If you're there to just pick something up off the shelves, then - by all means - get your gear, buy it, and love it. My tale begins as my friend's wedding approached. I was to be one of his Groom's men. I needed a vest. A lovely vest that can only be purchased at GotStyle. I didn't even mind the $150.00 price tag, because it was a beautiful vest. There was nothing not to love about it. My friend had left our sizes with the good people of GotStyle, and I called ahead, and said I'd be coming to check it out. The wedding was 4 weeks away. I took the bus down to the store, and when I got in, I told the girl I'd e-mailed that I was here for the vest. She smiled, nodded, and then kept me waiting 10 minutes while she chatted it up with some guy at the front who, apparently, shops there often. They talked about their clothing addictions. I appreciate that. You need to strive off of return customers when you sell $120.00 t-shirts. But, as a new - potential - customer, this was not ideal. As for the ten minutes - that's accurate. I time stamped the event. It was probably more like 11:37 but who's counting? The vest comes. Unfortunately it doesn't fit me. It's too small, by an inch. This is not ideal. A vest needs to be done up - especially for $150.00. I cried inside a little, but she said - "Don't worry! We can get a bigger one!" I was elated! I went home, and thought nothing of it. One week passes. I e-mail, wondering about the vest. Nothing. Two weeks pass. (The wedding is now 2 weeks away.) I am told that there is nothing they can do. They can not get a vest that will fit me. Now let me tell you something about tailors - tailors can make vests. Tailors can get them done, in a similar style. In fact I was quoted that I could get the same vest, cheaper, if I needed it by... TWO DAYS AFTER THE WEDDING. This was not ideal. The next week and a half of my life was spent in a frantic hell trying to find a matching vest, that I could wear, to not stand out. I tried 8 places, 2 countries, and discovered all number of places in Toronto. Had GotStyle been up front on the day I went in, none of this would have been an issue. I would have got a vest made from a different place, but they strung me along for 2 weeks saying it would be no problem, until the finally left me in a terrible place. And they knew when the wedding would be. Long story shorter, I ended up getting a similar (too small) vest at another store. The rain was pouring that day. I remember it well, as it was near the end of the vest-adventure. Three days to the wedding. The groom found some fabric that matched the vest. Two days to the wedding. The night before - THE NIGHT BEFORE the wedding, my girlfriend's mom was able to tear the vest apart, that was too small, sew in the fabric, and create a passable copy. It was a good adventure, when it finally ended in success - but it was terrible, stressful, and awful up until that moment. And all of it could have been avoided if I wasn't lied to by the staff at GotStyle. So - you make your own decisions. Maybe you fit, "off the rack," clothes, and have the money. If so - head there. If customer service is an issue for you? Maybe this isn't the place. This is just my story. It seems other people love it. And - remember - I, too, really wanted to love this place, as well.

Lots of choices as far as pride flags, socks, shirts, greeting cards, etc. I would have loved to…read moresee more pronoun pins/badges. Tons of clothing. Everything was nice. 3 floors of clothing options; prices weren't awful at all.

I usually shop in store. In addition to other merchandise they carry, they have a huge selection…read moreof underwear and bathing suits; every type you can think of. The staff has always been friendly and helpful. I was in need of a few things, and due to Covid, I decided to try shopping online. I easily made my selections, and the order came faster than I expected. Everything was just as I ordered! This is a great place to shop in the village. I look forward to shopping in person again, but until then, shopping online with them is the next best thing!

Don't use their online ordering! They sent me the wrong shirt. I ordered a $90 Hechter shirt and…read morethey "mistakenly" sent me a $60 Carrington shirt with no pattern. Also, the shirts were just put into the shipping bag with no additional protection around them (like a plastic wrap). This is completely unacceptable. Given what they charge for this overpriced material, the level of customer service quality should be much higher than this. I will not be doing business with them anymore.

Not a Tall store anymore. Please change the name. …read more What used to be a fairly popular store for tall sizes and large feet has radically slimmed down its selection of made-for-Tall waist and coat and jacket sizes, and we can see all footwear has been eliminated. This is a disaster. Some years ago I'd spend thousands and thousands of dollars at this chain of stores. I'd spontaneously buy things I found there at reg price just because they fit well and looked good. GR actually helped me (6'-6", 36 waist, 15 shoe) build a decent casual fashion wardrobe for some years. and I scooped most anything they stocked that could use, as did other tall slim locals like me (it was competitive and sizes went fast.) Now this is a dead store for me. :-( Not bitter, and thanks GR for the help in years past. It was a uniquely helpful experience for tall men.

Shouts out sean for his help! He spent 15 minutes writing me a list of skate spots around town for…read moreme to check out since I have never skated Toronto before.

The service and the employees are awesome super nice good shop nice good vibes would recommend stop…read moreby if your in the area