Great experience here recently. They had a 70% off clearance…read moresale going on with plenty of merchandise to browse through. Lots of shoppers in the store and the clothing was a bit disorganized in the men's section... Probably as a result of the traffic flow. Expect to find everything from shoes to shorts, sweaters to jeans and everything in between. Regular prices seemed fair... Few items priced more than $20. On this visit I bought a couple tees and a couple sweaters. I was picky with what I chose and was pleased with the final haul and price paid(under $40)! This was my first introduction to this franchise and I was pleasantly surprised overall. I did not have much interaction with staff except for paying for my purchases but they seemed nice. I'll definitely be back.

My girlfriend of many years just died and I have been like a second mom to her daughter so I am…read moretrying to get funds together so she can pay for the funeral home. My girlfriend was basically bedridden the the past 7-8 years but that didn't stop her from shopping online. So I washed everything except for clothes and shoes that still had tags on them. I was referred to Plato's Closet so I took about a third of everything to them. There is about 100 pair of shoes 80% brand new, purses brand new. Dresses and pants brand new still with tags or in original plastic bags. A tote full of Betty Boop stuff in new condition.There was no insurance so I was selling everything. When I had taken the 6+ boxes in the 2 young girls Stephanie and Savana said they wouldn't take them because they could smell smoke on them. Yes I had a cigarette on the way to the store, I wasn't aware of this policy. As I said I had washed every item so they could undoubtedly smell smoke on me but all of these clothes were in sealed boxes and these girls never so much as open any of the boxes. There are other stores and never will I recommend this store to anyone. I even offered to rebag everything and bring them back but I could tell it would be a waste of my time. Maybe because I'm in my 70's they thought these clothes wouldn't be "young" enough, how wrong they were. I'm so angry right now because they never so much as opened any of the boxes. Management shouldn't allow teenagers to be making these kind of decisions. Shame on Plato's Closet! (On my way out I said they were missing out on some awesome goods and she replied it's okay we get lots of stuff brought in)

I ordered a Columbia rain coat off of the website and when it came in the mail I did not like the…read morefit. I went the next day I received the jacket to return it in store at the Abbotsford location. the cashier goes to inspect the jacket, stating "there are lines on it", accusing me of wearing the jacket and washing it. Tags were still attached to the jacket with the packaging slip in the bag that I received it in. When asked about the service and accusations I received "I was just curious". Not only did the cashier leave a bad taste, there was no staff to be found on the floor for assistance.

Mark's has always been okay for general purposes. Over the years, I have purchased socks, shoes,…read moreshirts, shorts, and other sorts of things. I had never had a horrible experience there, but I have also never had a great experience. 'Tis like getting gas: it is good to know that there is a station when you need one, you are happy when you fill without getting over-gouged, and you are relieved when you are on your way. This morning, an older skinny blonde helper brought my rating down a notch. I searched their wide selection of durable jackets/coats, from casual to industrial. I found one that seemed alright, but I was hoping to find something that was longer. The helper asked me if I wanted help. I asked her if she knew if there were any longer jackets that I may have missed. "Well," she said, "I wouldn't know unless you put one on. Right?" I politely pointed to a couple of jackets that were high up on the wall, and wondered aloud if either of those may be longer than the one that I was holding. "Well," she said, "I have no idea. How would I know unless you try one on?" So I politely said, "I was just wondering if you knew offhand whether or not you have longer styles of jackets--perhaps even something at least kind of like a trench coat." "Well," she said, "We have mostly industrial grade stuff here. Nothing like that. You just have to try jackets on." I get it; however, there are MANY non "industrial grade" jackets there. I wish that you did not bother asking me if I wanted help. Considering that you did ask, and I kindly accepted your offer, you could have at least just said, "You've done what you could. Settle for the jacket you have in your hand," instead of trying to make me feel stupid. I will probably go there again someday; however, if I see the helper who knows little about customer service, I am walking out. By the way, I did not purchase the jacket.

Lollys is the best clothing store in Chilliwack ! they have such a great variety of styles and…read moresizes . I always find so many items that I love and their clothes and accessories are great quality. The staff are so helpful and good at putting outfits together for you if you need help. There are lots of things for every age here.

Lolly's is a hidden treasure on Wellington Avenue in Downtown Chilliwack. Beautifully designed and…read morelaid out, it has a crisp, modern feel to its interior. The owner brings in well made, unique and beautiful fashions that you won't see elsewhere in town. While I wouldn't classify Lolly's as a shop for the frugally minded, the quality of the clothes, and timelessness of the pieces that I have purchased there makes it worth the higher pricetag. I have gone there to be accessorized for an evening out (in my evening wear, hair done) and found the staff to be positively delightful - they had fun with me, chose the perfect accessories, and even steamed my dress for me. A wonderful shop!

A well laid out store with fashions focused on urban twenty somethings women. Reminds me of…read moreHollister & similar brands. The staff was polite and attentive.

On Boxing Day some of the staff was very helpful with the fitting room and on the floor with…read morefinding sizes while others were not so attentive. The store didn't have the sales clearly labeled so I had to ask, but the clerk did check for me and tell me the correct pricing. Overall it was a good experience.

It's pretty awkward to go in to this store because 99% of the time you are the only customer in…read morethere and whoever is working at the till just stares at you while you shop, making you want to leave ASAP. I did buy a cool radio from there, which was a little overpriced I thought for a second hand store but still cheaper than buying new. I wouldn't go out of my way to recommend this place to anyone since there are many other thrift stores in the Abbotsford area which I believe to be better, bigger and a portion of their profits go to good causes.

From the owner: The Family Friendly Store is a non profit store selling a wide range of high quality new and used…read moregoods in support of needy children and the homeless. Our all volunteer staff provides friendly helpful service and are pleased to assist you. Donations of clean, in good condition and working items are gratefully accepted. The Family Friendly Store is where bargains and families get together.

The stores here are not that interesting. I came here to visit House of Knives. There is a Bay,…read moreBest Buy, Shoppers and a few other big name stores. There are plenty of free parking outside in front. I have noticed the store doesn't have a lot of people inside (even on a Saturday afternoon). The mall inside is pretty clean. It is not a bad mall and when walking inside, the decor does feel a bit dated.

This was my first time at this mall. It is a small mall with a few of the bigger chains like The…read moreBay and Shoppers Drug Mart. It did not take much time to finish walking around the mall. Overall, okay experience if you needed some essential items to buy.