*** PLEASE READ IN FULL - WARNING TO CONSIGNORS ***…read more If you are considering consigning items, just be mindful to exercise due diligence, especially with Eva, the owner. I do not want others to experience what happened to me. Back in January 2016, I brought in a Furla bag, some Coach bags, a lot of pairs of designer jeans (many were brand new with tags), a new pair of Brian Atwood boots and a gorgeous, new Laundry by Shelli Segal black leather motorcycle jacket that was buttery soft. The bags sold quickly but the other items lingered around for a while. Eva told me just to keep everything there because they were high-end items and would eventually sell. Some of the jeans were listed on average $85.00 a pair but, contrary to the agreement, my cut ended up only being about $12.00 a pair. When I inquired, I was told that the jeans in question were put on clearance. Regardless, I gave her the benefit of the doubt and continued to leave my items there. In early October, I emailed Eva to advise that I no longer wanted my boots and leather jacket available for sale; however, there was no response. Three days later, I received notification that she sold my boots for $18.00. Again, I gave her the benefit of the doubt but decided to send her another email requesting again that she refrain from selling my leather jacket - no answer. Then I called and Eva's daughter answered but could not get me off the phone fast enough as she claimed the store was so busy. I told her I was on my way to pick up my leather jacket but she reluctantly agreed, saying that it normally takes 48 hour for her to pull it. Anyway, my two friends and I went straight over and we noticed Eva's daughter could not make eye contact with me. Instead, she went down to the basement for about three minutes and then advised that, because the jacket had been there since January, they donated it to charity and, apparently, that was part of the "agreement." I was upset but I figured if I did not thoroughly read the agreement then I was obviously at fault. My friends and I continued to look around the store and noticed almost all my jeans were still upstairs. When we went to the basement, we noticed a few more pairs and then became suspicious. Why would my leather jacket be donated to charity and not the jeans? I called Eva a few days later expressing my concerns. She too could not get me off the phone fast enough. Later that night, she called me back to advise that the jacket was stolen and, because she (not me) was at a loss, would only reimburse me $33.00; albeit, the jacket was listed for $298.00. She said she put the jacket down in the basement in clearance for 75% off and still took a cut for my item being stolen. In addition, I have never seen any new with tags leather jackets down in the basement! A few days later, I was notified that I only got $4.00 for a pair of my brand new with tags 7 for All Mankind jeans. I immediately called to have the account closed and arranged to pick up my stuff. When I arrived, one of the sales women (who was quite genuine) could not find it. I called Eva a few days later and, rather than take responsibility for everything that went wrong, she put blame on her staff. Nice. What upsets me the most is that I referred friends to Eva and initially spoke very highly of her. The fact that she chose greed over maintaining a good relationship is disgusting. The bottom line is that although I have no proof that she was involved in the theft of my jacket and was selling items under the guise of them being discounted to rock-bottom prices, isn't the writing on the wall? I would not be surprised if her store was eventually featured on Pat Foran's segment on CTV News.

Designer Exchange is truly a special consignment store in the Kingsway…read more The designer clothes, bags and shoes all at incredible prices! are not to be missed. A huge plus is that the inventory is constantly changing and on trend with the latest fashions. All of the beautiful things in my closet are from this store. I love this store! I cannot recommend it enough. I am telling all my friends. Its simply a must before making the trek to crowded department stores. The owner Eva White is so friendly and takes time to help you. She has a keen eye for fashion. The atmosphere is relaxed, and I always walk out with something that I "just can't live without"

I've only had experience as a customer. This shop has a mix of both high end and affordable brands…read more Everything is organized either by brand or by style or designer which makes it very easy to shop. The clientele is middle aged women mostly and the clothes reflect that. You'll find J.Crew, Aritzia, Club Monaco, a lot of activewear brands, and for designer some Michael Kors or Tory Burch but nothing overly expensive. They mark down items after a month or two, and the prices are pretty fair.

Being of a selfless sort, I'll give away my best-kept sartorial secret whilst hoping that no one…read morereading shares both my style and size. The Comeback is the best women's consignment store in the city, hands down -- cross my heart; I'm a cast-off connoisseur. They only sell brand name clothes less than two years old, so while there's no vintage, it's like having a personal shopper who plumbs the mall for the best items. It is a Winners-killer. Perfect for a frugal soMEone who's not into shopping but likes having quality stuff. My finds over the years are too many to list, but some of my favourites include a $13 Harvey's seatbelt bag, killer Diesel jeans for $11, a stylin' $45 Mexx interview-type suit that evidently did the trick. Everything here is sorted by size instead of colour, which is precisely how all second-hand stores ought to be. The stellar organization makes it way faster to find things, and the finds are so abundant here that I always creatively interpret the six-item limit at the change rooms. Older stock will get discounted up to 70% (I think), but tags are sometimes not marked down yet, so ask and check the date on the tag to see if it might get further reduced. It's exclusively women's wear and accessories, but no shoes. While clean and orderly, the store probably hasn't seen a reno since Michael Jackson was black, but who cares? Not I. This place deserves a bajillion stars and is absolutely worth the trip out to Etobicoke.

I've been wanting to the to visit this Jones New York factory outlet (Dundas/Royal York) for quite…read moresome time now. Finally, I wasn't too busy at work so I drove over. It's in a bit of a strip kind of mall with a full parking lot off to the side; no street parking - thank God! First, I must say, I'm not a huge fan of the brand because it's always been very matronly/older lady styles but I could always use office clothes at a decent price. A former colleague (older lady) used to go to the outlet in Vaughan and come back and bragged about getting five items for $120; maybe because this location is The Kingsway so it's far from those prices. It's very neat and organized inside with a lot of sales people vying for business. Some clothing was 50% off but it still wasn't cheap; a lot of regular priced items too. I went to get a nice charcoal grey skirt but I realized at $89 (not on sale) so I just passed because I knew I could get it something else for less money. I did end up getting an asymmetrical skirt by Nine West (pic doesn't do it justice) for $37 taxes in (regular ticketed price was $89); since it was clearance, no refunds. I will definitely go back but, to reiterate, no rock bottom prices.

This store is a gold mine for professional women. Regularly amazing deals (for example 70% off…read morealready reduced prices) on suits, blouses and other business wear. I don't think there's anything in my current business wardrobe that I didn't pick up at this Jones outlet. And many of those name brand suits - Jones, Anne Klein, Kaspar, have cost me less than $100 and a few were less than $50!

Diversity has a wonderful selection of very beautiful hip clothes at a reasonable price. I could…read morehave bought 1 of everything! Also the proprietress is absolutely lovely. Please shop at this fabulous store!

From the owner: At Diversity, we celebrate the uniqueness of every woman with fashion that is handpicked and truly…read moreone-of-a-kind. We collaborate with select designers from Canada and Italy, ensuring that every piece reflects our commitment to premium quality and exceptional style. With quality and style as our top priorities, our collection is designed to empower you to express your individuality. Discover the art of distinctive fashion with us!

Finally! This useless store that has been the brunt of so many jokes in Bloor West Village for…read moreyears is closed for business. And it's not because of COVID - it's because of their lousy customer service. You have to sell a lot of sweater dresses and chunky belts to pay the rent, girls. Try smiling next time.

Incredibly poor service. The female sales staff will say anything to make a sale. They're…read moreincredibly rude, obtuse and self-absorbed. I went in there with my wife and the sales lady was rude and pushy. My wife's friends in the neighborhood had similar experiences.

The beat place. I've been going here since I was a teenager you can't find more lovely people they…read moreare the kindest people in the world is the sweetest and they have the best clothes and shoes ever And amazing sales and they are just wonderful

If I was going somewhere fancy for New Year's Eve, I would buy a fancy dress from here. They've got…read moreplenty. On sale. They also have really cute shoes and coats that would match my ensemble. The store is very chic and expensive, and yet the staff are very down-to-earth, which makes me feel suspicious and yet, good about my shopping experience. HOWEVER, I did drop them down a whole star because I slipped pretty crazily when I entered the store because there was a massive puddle of wet slushy snow. You have to clean that up people! What if I had been wearing something worth ruining?

The season to layer clothes is upon us folks! And not all of us can afford to spend $45 on a plain…read morecotton tee-shirt from the Gap or...or... a MILLION dollars on a plain hoodie (isn't that how much a sweatshirt costs at American Apparel these days?) Sure, Cut-Rate clothing isn't "hip", it's not "rad" or even "groovy", but man! The clothes are cheap! Basic 100% cotton tee shirts in all sorts of cuts and colours, microfibre pants, great breathable gear for runners and yogis (sure it doesn't have a Lululemon logo on it but it's a billion dollars cheaper!) TIP: This is the best place to get that pair of comfy sweatpants that you keep for years and years and your boyfriend keeps saying, "Why won't you get rid of those things!?" and you'll just smile and say "Because they're so damn comfy and they only cost 12 bucks."