I recently had occasion to purchase a couple of articles of clothing, namely a suit and a sport…read morejacket. I walked in to Bush's without any expectations. Indeed, while I was impressed with the selection and quality of both items, it was the professional service and caring approach of Scott....that made the difference. I will not hesitate to recommend that others consider "Bush's" for their future men's clothing needs. I'll be back. Bill MacKenzie

From the owner: We strive to give Burlington and area Fashionable clothing at fair prices, with great service. We…read moreprovide Canadian made suits, sport coats and dress slacks, to denim and casual sportswear.

So bad I don't know where to begin. Not recommended for buying or selling. I have tried three times…read moreto sell very clean, excellent condition, fashionable items including designer, and they have literally rejected everything each time after making me wait 45 minutes. In that time I browse the store, and their stock is often worn, dirty, and in poor condition with odd pricing. A ripped canvas pouch is $11 while a leather coat with genuine fur trim is $30? And yet my brand name and designer items are rejected. I'm happy to tell anyone how bizarre this place has been, including the rude staff. Edit: they offered to buy one mint condition designer item for $150, which would have sold for $900 retail second-hand. I turned around and sold it to Oliver Jewelry the next day for $550. Seller beware!

This is a fun place to browse with a lot of clothing. But hit and miss whether I find anything I…read morelike. I give 4 stars for buying clothes and accessories. But 3 stars for selling- you really don't get much $ and I'm not sure it's worth the 30 min wait for them to go through your items, only to receive $8 and 75% of your items returned back to you. Suggestions for improvement would be faster sorting of items you drop off and bin inside or just outside the store to donate your remaining items they didn't buy ( if you so wish). Just make the process easier to sell and donate, so you feel like it's all settled when you leave the store and you didn't spend a large chunk of time for a small amount of $. Some prices are on the high side. Some are reasonable. I enjoy looking through different brands and labels in the same store. I end up seeing things I don't usually because I'm boring and tend to shop at the same retail locations. It gets me out of my fashion box! Service is friendly. No issues there. Sometimes there is a wait for a change room. But nothing too crazy. The space between racks is narrow. Shopping with a stroller is challenging as it's hard for other shoppers to get past you

Did not find pricing to be as good as I have expected at a factory outlet center. Lot's of better…read morepriced jacket's sized Large and X-large out of stock. I'm visited this stock several times per year and only find really good pricing at special occasions, but product move too quickly.

This is a great Columbia outlet store…read more I was able to get a couple pairs of pants on sale, which was a good value. I was pleasantly surprised by the selection; there were multiple styles available in the colours I wanted, and different sizes available too. The store was well-organized with comfortable change rooms. Service was fine.

Terrible customer service even after spending $$$$. Very rude and unwelcoming…read more I also had an issue with one of the items and manager was not helping and wanted to just give me a number to call for my complaint. Will not be shopping at this store again.

Lululemon's Oakville location has clearly spent the lockdown thinking of the best ways to open…read moresafely and abide by guidelines. When you walk up to the store, there is a staff member at the door. You can either wait in line or you can put your name and number down like a reservation and they text you when it's your turn to come back. For a location like this one, it makes total sense because you can walk up and down lakeshore while you're waiting. The in-store experience was great. They have ample amount of staff working the floor and cash. It was a Saturday, so I knew it would be busy but I was able to try on items with no issues and the process to make my exchanges was seamless.

I always go to the Nike factory store in any outlet mall. Sometimes I luck out and find something…read moreand other times I leave empty handed. This happened to one of the times that I lucked out. I recently discovered that I could fit into kids sized shoes. After perusing the women's section I wandered over to the kid's. There I found a pair of running shoes similar to one that I already own and they were on sale! I tried on another pair of running shoes and liked those as well. What's a girl to do? Buy both, obviously. Got 2 pairs of running shoes for just over $100. I'd say that a great deal.

I see bunch of workers standing around, I went and ask for a size for my son, response was if it's…read morenot on shelves they don't have it. Not even bother to go that extra mile. Went to ADIDAS instead, found a better looking one half the price. They were amazing help. I guess that's what happens when you hire people that doesn't want to work at Nike. Oh well! I might drop by ADIDAS to get me a pair too.

Another overpriced, boring square one experience. Rarely a…read moredecent sale. If you are craving skate/surf clothes a 100 other 13 year olds are wearing, this might be for you.