Pleasant, well appointed space with a nice selection of clothing with its own on-brand flavor…read more Friendly, helpful staff made my brief visit pleasant and I walked out with 'Goldilocks' find - not too, anything, just the right shirt. I live too far away to plot a return visit, but will be checking in online.

Thank goodness that the canadian dollar is stronger than the american dollar…read more If you want subtle basic mens wardrobe with excellent quality... go to Frank + Oak I was able to get 4 tops for roughly 113 CAD :-) The fit on everything was perfect, something that's rare unless you have a personal tailor Definitely a fan

Small boutique optimized. Quality and fantaisy comfortable. Good choice and nice deals. Good…read morelistener, daring and perfectionist. Bravo!

Thank you for following me around as I wanted to buy in your store. I actually walked in to get an…read moreoutfit for this evening, was greeted by you the bald gentlemen.I too am bald so don't take offence to that comment I was the guy with the big curly moustache you followed me around as I try to look at things and felt as though you were annoyed by my wanting to look at products that I was going to buy. Thank you so much for your disdain towards my person and I truly will never shop at your establishment. You know

Went in randomly to check out their clothes, and they had a ton of Stone Island items, which I find…read moreare hard to find around here. Bought a couple things, very happy I stopped in. Lots of other brands too, but I'm Stone Island kind of guy, so I stick with what I know. Was decently busy too, I'll go back maybe next month and see what new they got. Cheers!

Bespoke-Gasms! This is absolutely the most amazing bespoke men's accessory shop I have ever…read morevisited. The store is quaint and located in a more touristy area of town in Old Montreal located near some other quality (and non-so quality stores). They carry ties, bowties, belts, watches, wallets, rings, bracelets, cufflinks, lapel pins, necklaces, underwear, and other accessories. Much of the store includes finely curated, quality brands that are often hard to find. But their crowning gem are their custom ties and bowties. They have flare, can be bold in modern, and yet are crafted from fine silks and cottons from all over the world. They'll even make something with fabric of your choosing--tailors for men's accessories! Genius. The staff was one of the tailors and super helpful and engaging. She goes on trade shows and tends to sell out everything when she goes. There are very few repeats and eat time is unique. I'll be visiting each time I'm in Montreal and likely will be sending some email requests shortly.

If you're into sneakers, Doc Marten's shoes, backpacks or skateboards, look no further. This is the…read morebest store around! Throw in some Ray Bans, bean bag chairs, leather satchels, and graphic t-shirts and flak jackets (oh, and a few retro metal lunch boxes for good measure), and you have the gist of this eclectic, wonderful store on St. Denis. There's two levels, and the main street level has the lion's share of clothing and shoes. Vans, Converse, DM's, trendy flip-flops... My kid is a sneaker fanatic and we couldn't tear her away from this store. We loved how all the differently designed sneaks were suspended from the ceiling. Like, hundreds! Yes, shoes and sneakers are a definite draw here, but there seems to be so much more hidden around every corner. And the store is deep, and there's a downstairs which has a gazillion different backpacks here. I'm not exaggerating. A gazillion. What a fun store! Very unique and funky. And the staff here were super friendly, too. Bonus! This was my kid's favorite store in all of Montreal and, if truth be known, we loved it too.

My friends and I are on vacation and noticed this store while strolling for a walk. The interior…read moredesign was definitely done well as it attracted our eye. Everything is neat and organized and the staff are ready to help guide you to what you're looking for. If you're into penny boards, boots, jackets, leather satchels, this is the place to hit up. Don't forget to connect with the dessert bar before you leave as well! Shawn is a great asset to the store and has a variety of his own personal creations to purchase and all for a very reasonable price. If you can, I suggest trying every one of his flavors he has that day. Make sure to come back if you're ever in the area again because he makes sure to update his menu periodically. (Bacon bacon latte is to DIE FOR).

Enjoy the simplicity of these clothing designs…read more You can always find something relaxed yet upscale about this clothing. Perfect attire for shopping around Avenue Laurier, Avenue de la Montagne & Westmount Square. Layer up ( Los Angeles style ), wear your favorite watch & pair of sunglasses This shop will help you complete the look.

A small store with a very grand vision. Like another Yelper said, when you walk into Les Étoffes…read moreyou really sense that you are entering the store's world. The colors (black, rust, navy, cream), the layout, and the clothes themselves all go together. The feeling is warm and inviting, so you want to go explore all the pieces on display. I used to sell yarn and fabric, so I loved the different textures and materials on display, from a luxuriously dense knit sweater to an elegant silk blouse. The design of each item was trendy but approachable -- I am a jeans and t-shirt kinda lady but I saw things I would wear. So why didn't I come home with a whole new wardrobe? Price, of course, sigh. Les Étoffes is definitely a special-occasion boutique, and alas I was only sightseeing. While I was there, though, a young man was trying on shirts and mentioned that he was making his first L.E. purchase. It seemed like he'd been looking forward to that day for a while.

OTH is a nice little boutique in downtown Montreal where they sell Montreal fashion & special…read moresneakers! This is where Nike launched their limited edition Nike Bagel Dunks!

If you are looking for quality brand shoes and athletic wear this is the spot! Great service here…read morewith bilingual staff! The store is 2 Stories high. Vans specific store is on the top floor. I was able to get T-shirts I wouldn't find back at home. Great vibe in OTH you get 5 Stars !

From start to finish the Suitablee experience was a pleasure. I found exactly what I wanted for my…read morewedding tuxedo (Classy Black Wool with Velvet Lapel). I was helped along every step of the way with quick, informative responses. Their team made me feel confident in my decision to purchase a tuxedo from a company I had just heard of. Even when a problem arose, (my pants were too tight along the calves) Suitablee corrected the problem in more than enough time with no charge. The quality is great and the fit is right on. If you're debating wether you can trust an online company with such an important outfit, I would definitely recommend that you do. Just give yourself enough time in case corrections are needed.

I recently visited this custom suit store at the Brossard location to purchase a suit for my…read morefiancé for our wedding, and unfortunately, it was a highly disappointing experience from start to finish. Initially, the process seemed promising. Felix, the stylist took measurements and even performed a 3D scan, assuring us of a perfect fit. We also relied on a specific suit on display (the mannequin at the back of the store) to guide our choices, especially for the lapel style. We pointed out this suit explicitly and emphasized our preference for that exact lapel. After finalizing our choices, we paid the full amount of almost 1,500$. When the suit arrived six weeks later, we were shocked to find that the lapel was noticeably different from what we had chosen. The stylist explained that the AI system had adjusted the lapel size for my fiancé's tall and broad build. While this was frustrating, it paled in comparison to the other issues: the suit was extremely tight, had visible tension lines, restrictive bicep areas, and poor stitching quality. However, Felix was convinced that the suit fitted my fiance perfectly. It was after expressing our concerns that he then decided to send it for alterations. We returned the suit for alterations, but two weeks later, the problems persisted. This time a very kind woman, Ketsia, helped us. However, we found creases around the shoulders and a very visible expanded bicep area, where the suit was made larger. The suit still didn't fit well or look clean. When we questioned the lapel issue again, the stylist showed us our purchase profile, which had the wrong lapel checked off. The one we wanted was above the one that was checked off. This was then escalated to the manager, Eve, who called me to discuss the situation. Following this call, the stylist (Felix) called me to "clear his name". Felix denied making any mistakes and accused us of the error and was upset that we questioned his integrity. He then cited terms and conditions (which we were never shown) stating the suit was non-refundable. Finally, the conclusion that was given to us is that they would press the creases and they would remake the vest for an additional 400$ on top of the 1,500$ we had already paid. Today, when we went to pick up the suit, Eve (the manager), claimed to have reviewed the camera footage and the receipt, concluding that the mistake was our fault. I repeatedly asked if the footage showed Felix presenting us with the four lapel options and us pointing to the one we supposedly chose. She then retracted her statement about the cameras and said her decision was based solely on the receipt (which had the wrong lapel listed because Felix likely selected the incorrect one). She refused to refund our money or remake the vest. She also insisted that her stylist, Felix, wouldn't make such a mistake, implying he is infallible. When I requested to escalate the matter to the owners, Eve refused, claiming the owners were on vacation and that the decision had already been made with their involvement. When I insisted on speaking with the owners, Eve declined and asserted that her decision as the manager was final. Despite their high talk about integrity, Eve blatantly lied, claiming the owner was out of town on vacation. However, their Instagram story clearly showed one of the owners in the store, assisting a customer. I contacted several competitors and explained the issues we faced. They were all shocked by the lack of empathy shown by this company. They assured me that in a situation like this, they would have gone above and beyond for their customers, especially for a wedding suit. This entire experience has been incredibly stressful and disappointing. The lack of accountability, poor craftsmanship, and additional financial demands are unacceptable. I strongly advise against using this store for any custom suit needs. Save your time, money, and frustration by going elsewhere.

Gorgeous space helping to bridge the gap around the underpass at St Laurent and Van Horne, Yay!…read moreBright, open - watch the designers make new clothes while you try things on in this combination atelier/boutique. Lots of sharp basics for men and women in eco materials with clever, tasteful twists. Thanks to MP over on talk for pointing me at Atelier B! http://www.yelp.ca/topic/montreal-pop-montreal

What absolutely beautiful clothing!…read more The pieces designed and produced right in the store are both classic and unique, well made and oh so totally Montreal - I am %100 saving up to buy a pretty summer dress/skirt from here. What I liked most about the dresses was not only their fit and fabric but I can just tell that they will be able to withstand the wear and tear that is inevitable for me when I spend all summer biking around Montreal. The space itself is cool and is host to a variety of events supporting local art and music. Big fan!

On my recent trip to Montreal, I visited this store twice. The first time was just a "recon" visit…read more(lol!) with friends who were avid fans of Aritzia. For my part, I had never even heard of the store but, while here with friends, I was very impressed by the selection and quality of the clothing I saw. The prices seemed high, but I decided I would return in the next few days to check things out at my leisure. I liked the two-leveled set up of the store, too, with both an ascending escalator in the front and a grandiose staircase in the rear, with changing rooms on both floors. I also like the projected video of fashions displayed on the wall by the escalator and the friendly security guard who greeted me when I entered. The whole place had an artsy-type vibe to it. The clothes all seemed to be of high quality and none of the fashions were too...trendy or edgy. They were all more classic, basic pieces: chunky sweaters, cardigans, pants, skirts, belts and scarves, etc. (Note that this store caters only to women). I really like the Rasa bras with the super-thick straps (kinda dominatrix-y. lol! I thought they were super cool), so I got 3 of them in different colored trims on my return visit. They had a model with white strap trim that I really wanted but they didn't have my size (only a few extra-small and one large). I asked a sales lady on the floor (a young woman about 20 with super long brunette hair. Wish I had taken note of her name) if they had any more of these bras with the white trim in stock. This gal was super nice and friendly and said she'd check her computer. I followed her to the computer station where she checked and said no, they haven't any more of these particular bra models. BUT, she added, the Aritzia store in the Eaton Center (five blocks east) had three of these bras in my size! Argh. I had just come from there and was walking the 3 miles west back to my folks' house. Oh well, I figured I'd backtrack (despite the 90 degree heat wave) and go to Eaton Center to get this bra. I really liked it and hey, maybe the extra walk would compensate for all the wonderful Montreal meals I'd been eating (hahaha. I'd have to walk cross-country for that to happen. But I digress....). I wandered back to Eaton Center and checked out the Aritzia store there. It was way smaller and had a much smaller inventory, but was still well laid-out with the basics there. I didn't see my bra there - only the other models (which I had already purchased). I stopped a sales girl there, asking where I could find this bra in with the white trim, noting the other store said they had 3 of them in stock here in my size. They checked on their computer and said no, the other store was "mistaken". They don't have ANY such bras in their store, not in any size. ARGH. I must add that the sales gal here wasn't too thrilled to help me out. I got the distinct impression that I was putting her out. ARGH. So my shlep 5 blocks east was for naught , and I started the long walk back to my parents' house, passing the other Aritzia store on the way. Such is my experience with these two stores. (I'm rating the store 3 stars because I do love my purchases from here and their product line is sound. Just wish their sales staff got their act together and some were more pleasant).

I dont normally write reviews for anything but my experience today being exceptionally bad i…read morethought i would. I went into the store looking for a bralette i had seen online. In the 15 minutes i was there no one offered me help. I found what i was looking for and another similar style in case the one i had selected wasn't the perfect fit. I didnt have time to try things on so i got in line to pay. The 3 cashiers behind the counter were super rude and when i asked if my purchase was refundable one yelled out:No! Bras final sale! At that point the two bralettes were already scanned and wrapped up. Then i was forced to disclose my full name (???!) even after saying i would rather not to "print the receipt" Since when do you have to take down the identity of the client to print a receipt for underwear? Horrendous experience. Will stick to shopping online