There comes a time in every man's life when he must purchase a suit... even if his job permits him…read moreto wear jeans everyday *sigh*... but I'm not bitter. This Tip Top location has been a staple in this mall since I was a kid. They have a wide selections of suite, shirts and all the accessories. They also have really nice casual attire as well as seasonal jackets and coats. I must say, this store has saved me on a number of occasions when I've been absolutely stumped on what to buy for the men in my life.

an enormous help with the fit of my jacket and very helpful explaining the sizes. very happy with…read moremy purchase and hospitality!

Soooo this is a Saks *OFF* 5th. It is strictly an outlet store that exists based on its discount…read morepricing on labels. Think of it as an upscale Winners - fancier labels, bigger and brighter displays, a more organized store...and none of that weird Winners smell. There are designer brands here but you'll also see a bunch of brands that don't jump out at you. Some of the items are probably the reject items from last seasons line but the store is enormous. If you're patient enough, you can probably find a great deal on something. Most of the items are heavily discounted and the amount of savings is prominently displayed on each of the item's tags. In general, the prices are a little bit higher than what you find at Winner's but the quality of the items is better. I was able to find a cute faux leather jacket for $60 without too much time spent in the store. Mission accomplished!

Nothing like Saks. This store is NOT filled with the things on sale at Saks Fifth Ave. It is filled…read morewith stuff that is literally made for outlet stores, like off, WAY off the rack Lagerfeld in some horrible polyblend that never saw the inside of the real Saks: blech! I saw a few legitimate deals: some real fur scarfs 50% off retail, some decent down parkas on sale before winter (Pajar, Rud), some out of season but real designer sunglasses (Chloe, Valentino, Marc Jacobs, Prada, etc.). But I saw some really low-price brands too: Steve Madden, Ivanka Trump, Matt & Natt, that do not represent any kind of a deal. I almost bought a Missoni scarf but found the whole experience so tacky that I didn't want to buy it and remember I was ever there. If you are looking for real design and quality just pay for parking and shop the sale items at the real Saks at Yonge and Queen.

Whenever I walk by TRISTAN and see the expertly curated mannequins, I picture the sophisticated,…read morecultured person that I could be and head inside. In a more practical sense I could see someone that normally shops at Banana Republic shopping here and the price range is similar. On today's visit we were told that the sale items they had in the back were rotating out the next day so the clearance prices had been further reduced to 70% off their original ticketed price. For some context, a sweater with delicate sparkle threading woven throughout was originally $89 and reduced to $26. I wasn't able to find anything on this occasion but my friend managed to find two dress shirts for work.

We were here on Hallowe'en of all nights and as to be expected, on such a hallowed eve, the store…read morewas a ghost town. My husband went straight to the jean section as I wandered amongst the shirts. I had just started to poke around when a young lad approached me and asked if he could help. Before I could say anything, he informed me that he was technically on break but could try and help me since they were COMPLETELY understaffed even though the management had said it would be totally dead in there because it was Hallowe'en but it didn't even look like he was going to be able to take his full break because it's been like, non-stop... *gasp for air*. Wait, what? Now I don't know much about working in retail but I'm pretty sure I could have tossed a bowling ball down any section and not hit a customer. I thought I saw one but then I noticed he was folding items and straighten shelves... nope, not a customer. Once this lad came back from his 'shortened' break we asked him a few more questions and had him pull some items from the back room. Oh the hardship! This lazy git needs to be exposed to the real world... and a lesson in customer service wouldn't hurt either. But it was Hallowe'en, after all. Perhaps he was only disguised as a lazy ass teenager. If so... he NAILED it!

This is one of my favourite Winners/ HomeSense. They always have a great selection of new items…read moreevery season. It's rarely busy, so I've never had to wait in line for too long. The store has a nice layout and is organized. Too bad the customer service is not good.

This Winners is located inside the Shops at Pickering City Centre. The store has a large selection…read moreof home furnishings, clothing, housewares, and furniture. If you are looking for Christmas gifts then you might want to check this place out. There are tables setup around the whole store with excellent gift boxes for all types of people. There's also an extensive selection of toys for the young ones. I was just browsing around and came across these Dr Marten combat boots in the shoe section. Normally these boots retail for $260. They were selling them for $119.99. What a deal! I used my gift card from work and treated myself to my first pair Dr Martens since high school. Winners is always my go to spot for brand name merchandise at a discounted price. There's also pet section for all you fur parents.

This is a Banana Republic Outlet store and is a good option for quality business and casual…read moreclothing. The "collection" is different than in the regular stores and a few differences includes the fabric types, fewer styles and less attention to detail. You do not see the styles or end of season clothes from the regual stores at the outlets any longer. The prices are simular to the regular stores when they have a sales on and that is frequently. You can find some deals here and try everything on as the fit is different with the outlet collection.

This outlet is the closest one to me. It happens to be in Ajax. I don't mind the drive. It's…read morelocated in a plaza that has many box stores and a decent Costco. I shop at the Gap often. It's one of my favourite stores, but I tend to hit the outlets more than regular mall retail stores. I like the deals and still think that it's ridiculous to pay over $70 for a pair of jeans! Today, I got a pair of blue flare jeans and a magenta hoodie. I had to try them on in the fitting room. The wait to get a free room was about seven minutes today, but the fitting rooms are clean and bright. The lineup to pay was equally as long. I figured out why it was so busy on Saturday when the cashier asked whether I had an e-mail coupon. I subscribe to Gap e-mails and had to look for it on my phone. I found it. I got 50% off my entire purchase, so I only paid $17 with tax. Wow! Needless to say, I was a happy camper. It's not every day that you can get a hoodie for $6 before taxes. (183)

We had a scheduled appointment at the Pickering Moores to look at suits for our upcoming wedding…read morebut we did not receive the level of assistance we had expected. The sales associates did not take any time to understand our needs. They did not ask even the most basic questions like when the wedding is, what style or colour suits we might be interested in or what we were hoping to accomplish during the appointment. They jumped right into spieling us on the cost of renting before even asking if we wanted to rent or buy. They continued rambling on and jumping from product to product which was very confusing. They also suggested if we wanted to 'own' a suit that we should just rent and 'lose' the rental but proceeded to tell us the suit people would come after us. It was just a very frustrating and uncomfortable experience. We left and immediately went to the Ajax location, received excellent assistance and ended up purchasing 6 suits. I would strongly suggest going to the Ajax store over Pickering.

From the owner: One of Canada's leading menswear retailers, Moores has been outfitting men for more than 30 years…read more With more than 120 locations across Canada, Moores offers affordable prices and personalized service.

Their going out of business sale us basically 30 - 40% off…read more Just before they announced their going out of business, I bought things for 60% off, so. This sale isn't even as good as their regular sales were.