Very trendy clothing that would not seem out of place in downtown Vancouver, but instead hidden…read moreaway in Surrey. While the price tags are a bit high, I noticed the items are all well made and quite unique. And, as the clothing isn't cheap, I was glad to discover that they do lay-away for the large price tagged items. Selection isn't huge, but it is a rather small shop. I also wasn't too impressed with the selection of jewelry -- they seemed cheap, especially in comparison to the clothing. So if you've done the franchise circuit at Grandview corners and everything is coming up short, definitely try Crush Clothing. Actually, try Crush Clothing first, it might save you a lot of time.

3.5 stars. I cam…read morehere to look for a dress with my sister. She was looking for a semi-formal dress for New Year's eve and this place caught our eyes. It's a little boutique in Grandview Corners. They carry brands I've never seen before so if you are into boutique and unique clothes, I think this is the place for you. They had denim, shirts, sweaters,scarves and dresses. Not too much inventory but enough stuff to browse through. They also had accessories ranging from bracelets, necklaces to earrings. They were pretty cute and trendy. As for the service, it was nice enough. I don't really like getting hassled by the service associate so it was great. My sister tried on few dresses and decided on a cute black dress. I like the idea of supporting independent businesses so I will be checking this place out again if I need something. I am not quite a fan yet as I haven't purchased anything so I will update later on.

I find this women's retail chain to be targeted to a little bit of an older generation. They're…read moredefinitely not on par with today's young women retailers like Aritzia and Zara... No, Plum is more for women in, I would say, their mid-late 30s that still want to be in style but without looking ridiculous! They do a pretty good job - if, of course, that is their goal. There are quite a few locations of Plum scattered about, but this one is situated where it can probably grab the most impulse shoppers - it's in a strip mall that has EVERYTHING except for a women's retailer (TADA! Here's PLUM). They definitely found their niche in the market.

Big mistake. Expensive sweater fell apart after lightly wearing it 4 times!! The seams…read moredisintegrated in two places! They would not refund because I bought it on a gift card! It wasn't a gift card, it was a store credit = $. What!? Now I have a credit in a store I never want to enter again that sells expensive poorly made products. Shame on you!! Would rate this store zero!

Muse is such a neat little boutique, the staff is very friendly and passionate, it's always a…read morepleasant experience shopping there

Shane Braddick says how great shopping at reitmans is for my wife. The clothes are good value for…read morethe price point and my wife always seems to like what I buy! The staff are friendly and very helpful! I'll go back fir sure!!

Terrible customer service from Janet! She was condescending and spoke down to me in front of my…read morekids! When I confronted Janet and asked her why she felt the need to talk down to me she advised me that she had great customer service skills and that perhaps I misunderstood her. Ummm no Janet I did not misunderstand your racial bias against me. Won't be shopping at this location ever!

Yes, there is a Banana Republic Factory Store in BC!…read more October officially marks that weird time of year when you can no longer wear your summer clothes, and you realize that you hate all your old winter clothes. Every day, getting dressed is a struggle, as nothing ever feels right. For those of us that hate shopping, this means that we're caught between our reluctance to hit the stores and our desire to feel fresh to death. My better half and I both struggled with these feelings for a good few weeks before we finally decided that some action was necessary - despite our fervent wishing for clothes to materialize out of nowhere, our wardrobes weren't refreshing themselves. Can't I F5 in real life? Please? Looking for classic pieces that might mitigate those fall blues in coming years, and not willing to drop a lot of coin, we were delighted to discover this recently opened factory store. We're students, but we don't want to look like slobs. Factory stores are a perfect compromise. It was a bit of a trip to South Surrey, and the "village" that this store is located in was sort of horrifying (I should mention, however, that there are many other outlets located here), but the deed was done (a smashing success!). Lots of selection for both men and women, at very reasonable prices. Classic pieces (like plain t-shirts) as well as more elaborate looks. Staff were friendly and efficient and the store was very tidy and well organized. In combination with the Give & Get sale that was going on, we managed to walk away with some excellent bargains.

Best shopping and most of the time, great deals!! Staff are quite helpful most of the…read moretime..sometimes it's hard to catch one when its so busy! It only would be really nice if fellow shoppers would return things instead of just dumping on the tables or just hang on the rack without putting it back on a hanger...

I simply LOVE Rewind consignment shop. They have everything i need, including my dance clothes…read more(lululemon for 20 dollars!). Thank you to the owner for her inner and outer beauty. Much love and success to you (though I don't need to wish it for you!). Love, Alison

Great find!! Recently heard about this store (after going…read moreto the same plaza for over 4 years) Went in today and wow! Great thrift store with soo much selection. Very nice items and all are in excellent condition. I'll be back for sure.