Not your standard shop but standard for Banff!! My first impression was I LOVE BEARS and so do my…read morekids so why not. It was absolutely accurate....they had great kids sweaters I haven't seen elsewhere and some fun little extras at a great price but not a lot for adults. The store is tucked into a little strip mall style setup that kept the storefront door out of site but easy to access. Lots of room in the hall of the area for getting warm with the family as well. I generally liked my time here but mostly due to the sales racks and then moved on...and on...and on from store to store to store!! I loved every minute of it though .

The clothes are great, though a little on the pricey side. I've been here a few times, and…read morenormally the service is great but the store manager on August 26th was extremely rude to several people (myself included.) If that's how the store is run now then I'm taking my business elsewhere.

Very fun shop with lots of nice stuff. My wife was able to find numerous cute things for our 1 year…read moreold grandson. Prices were definitely reasonable and staff very friendly. Always nice to support local business.

It was my last day in Banff so I knew to pick up a couple of souvenirs for the loved ones at home…read more This spot honestly had the cutest Banff clothes ! I wish I took something back myself but was too indecisive - everything was great! However what stopped me was that a lot of the clothes were on the higher end. I decided to bring back photos as a souvenir for myself. Lots of variety here: clothes, mugs, magnets, and even a kids section. Because I spent more than $35 I got a free Cool As A Moose mug that I gifted to my mom. I can't wait to come back to this spot for souvenirs when I go back to Banff!

Stopped in while in Banff in search of a sweater. We were all warmly greeted by staff at the door…read more Our little one was greeted enthusiastically by store staff! Store is clean and well maintained. I don't think there was an item out of place. I love Patagonia! Beautiful, functional, durable clothes/gear.

Patagonia is my favorite company on the planet. With their products, you really know you are…read moregetting a quality product by people who paid fair wages and care about using sustainable material and processes. It lasts forever, so yes, it will cost more than cheap competitors who cut corners, but it is always worth it. I was excited to find their store in Banff, and the staff was very friendly and helpful. I was definitely recommend stopping by this store, and reading the books written by Patagonia's founders and corporate officers on why Patagonia is so special, and how other businesses can be too!

FUN store with the neatest display of backpacks I had ever seen. I was drawn in from the street…read morelike a kid in a candy store while walking along Banff Avenue. Yeah, the prices are high - but it's a boutique store and you're in a touristy town so what do you expect? They sell mens, womens, and kiddo outdoor gear ranging from your daily wear to an ultra warm and expensive parka in the $700 price range (no, that's not a typo). The quality appears second to none and the staff are knowledgeable and friendly. I had to google their company after returning home to learn the origin of their name. "Fjällräven means Arctic Fox in Swedish, honoring the small and highly adaptable predator that lives in the Swedish mountains under the harshest conditions." Cool, I totally dig this. A company committed to giving the best to their customers while protecting wildlife and nature - Yes, yes, I can get behind you Fjällräven. I am sooooooooooooo coming back here on my next visit to Banff and I think I will get myself one of their signature Kånken backpacks as a treat! But which one? They now have 9 styles from the Mini to the Big to the Laptop to the original Kånken to the Kids. There's some pretty neat history behind it as well - being created in the late 1970's to help alleviate the problem of an increasing number of kiddos with back/shoulder pain from over the shoulder bags which was the dominate fashion at the time.

Great quality clothing, super helpful staff. Had a beer while shopping. The clothing here is pricy…read morebut is super durable. Really cool atmosphere!

Did I just buy my new favorite shirt here?!? When I'm traveling, I like to get souvenirs that if…read moreyou know, you know. I don't want my shirt to say "I visited Canada" My Roots shirt is a Disc Golf Invitational and so it combines my love of travel and disc golf. There were a bunch of cool clothing. Banff was a magical little town and I'm really glad I was able to get a shirt to remind me

A solid 2.5. Boring attire with high prices…read more A trendy apparel shop for the locals in my opinion. We didn't purchase anything.

I was in Banff for 2 days and my schedule couldn't fit the store openings hours. I would like to…read morevisit here next time. I heard the tax is lower too. Super cute store from outside.

From the owner: Canada Goose produces extreme weather outerwear since 1957. Discover high quality jackets, parkas…read moreand accessories designed for women, men and kids.

I mean, The Gap in this day and age is really just a paired down Old Navy at this point…read more It's long past it's relevance and everything is always 40% per those giant tacky window signs. There was, however, one giant window sign that caught my attention when I walked past. It was a model wearing these cool green slacks. I noted that I liked them and the next day when I walked by their other window and saw the second giant poster with that same image I decided to stop in figuring the now advertised 50% off + the Canadian to American exchange rate would score me some pretty sweet new pants for pretty cheap. Unfortunately, they don't actually carry the pants they advertise in 3 different giant window and in store displays. They didn't have any of the items on their billboard style displays and focus mostly on played out basics. Overall the store was pretty sad and seemed more outlet-y than it has in the past. It's a shame because there was a time when The Gap clothing was a real hot commodity but now it's just norm-core Forever 21.

Tons of great gear here. And by gear I mean apparel…read more And bear spray. They have bear spray. I guess that's a big deal in Banff and all the stores that sell it, advertise it hardcore. So yea. Clothes and bear spray. And they do have a good selection of colder weather clothing. Lots of hoodies, and jackets. Vests and beanies. The staff were perfectly helpful and distant when I wanted them to be. The store was clean and well kept, and also well lit. The items here were not nearly as plentiful as I had expected and while everyone in town carries North Face, I was surprised that some of the stores nearby actually had stuff these guys didn't. I'm sure that's by design and I like it. But yea, this store is legit and I liked it.

Found some really good clearance deals, like 50% off. Size selection limited though since they're…read moreclearance deals.

I've had only good shopping experiences here at Snowflake for over 10 years…read more My latest visit was just to browse, but I found a couple of gorgeous fur hats and a pair of fur mittens. I had to have them. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I've worked in retail for many years, so I also know you can ask for a discount at any time. You don't have to wait for a sale. There were many items on sale at the back. Everything is beautiful. It is true that some of the accessories are manufactured in China, but the fur coats are Canadian.

We walked into the store with coffees, obviously not a good idea. This older sales woman with a…read moreRussian accent told us to leave because we had coffees, and that's understandable, but she then said that we couldn't pay for it if we spilt on anything. I said sorry and left but told her on the way out that I actually could pay for anything in that store. I advise you all not to spend money here!!