You can never predict what they're looking for. You walk through the store and they have beat up 20…read moreyear old Prada shoes but you bring in a new item with current designer tag on and they'll turn it away. I think their staff are not properly trained on brands and rely on what they know rather than researching and learning what is current. I've had good service and terrible patronizing service. Not my first place for consignment but gotta make a few bucks wherever I can.

I took 15 pairs of Levis and several pairs of hardly worn shoes. they said that shoes are no good…read moreunless they've been polished, lol. As for the jeans, they only chose 2 pairs, both button down 501's, which were 25 years old, and in new condition. I turned them down, and took all my goods to Salvation army. This company employs Gen Z people who treat older citizens much too casually. They could certainly use some training on respecting their elders. I will never shop there.

I went there to buy a dress on a Saturday afternoon and they were closed saying "by appointment…read moreonly" which was not stated on their Facebook website. I tried to make an appointment for the following day via text AND through messaging on their web site and nobody ever responded. I guess they do not want to sell dresses.

We bought my daughter's Prom dress here. I was so happy to support a small business. However the…read moreowner totally led us astray as to the ease of the alteration. It was a lot more difficult than she assured us it would be and the dress ended up being very expensive to alter and needed a lot of fabric from the hem leaving the dress shorter than desired or expected. I would not trust this shop owner or shop here ever again.

I've been to a few consignment and thrift stores on Main, and always found it really difficult to…read morefind clothes in my size that aren't boring! (L / XL) I found three things in my size that I liked on my first trip to The Main Exchange, and I'm planning on going back. The cashier / customer service was friendly even though I didn't really know what I was doing, and I didn't feel rushed when trying things on or pressured to buy anything. Prices seem to be about $35-40 for most items, so more than most thrift stores but less than some other consignment stores. I think the price is reasonable because the items are in good condition and curated. I would recommend stopping by!

Lovely store and great selection but I never find anything in larger sizes. But the staff are…read morelovely and I always enjoy browsing!

Though I am sad to see Hach move away with all of it's wonderful Korean stationary, it's nice to…read morehave another cute design store take it's place. Small Wonder is the storefront for a quarterly magazine "for kids and their grownups." The store is a little sparse but has a few cards, soaps, gifts, toys, and some clothing to peruse. It seems like they carry local products, for the most part. I'm looking forward to peeking my nose in this little neighbourhood shop whenever I get the chance.

I saw these guys at this years Got Craft. a quarterly magazine for kids and their parents. Printed…read morein Canada on premium quality matte paper, each issue of Small Wonder includes several engaging segments for readers big and small. Readers will find recommendations for books, apps and products, engaging arts and craft activities, fun travel features, original stories, delicious recipes, and much more. In other words it's like a new aged 'zine. I purchased and fan'd their line.

We went in here during a shopping expedition for the hubby. It's a nice store with a decent…read moreselection of casual clothes. I noticed some items from Orb and Mavi. There were some nice casual shoes as well. Although we didn't pick anything up this time I'd like to go back and look at things for myself. They have quite a few Canadian brands which I like to see!

I swear! The owner is a jeans guru! With only a few quick preference questions she will have an…read morearm load of jeans that are just right for you. Guaranteed satisfaction every time!

Temu promotes itself as a one -step destination for various products…read more It covered the women's and men's fashion and more. They also have the auto & office supply, and the household category. The auto, office and household supplies are the one I ordered most of the time The price is always keeping in a low range product in the market and the quality is in good level and therefore it considered as a durable product. They offer free shipping on items from Temu and free returns within 90 days for eligible items. Some of my items' ordered: Garbage bags, Night light, Heavy Duty Metal Tape Dispenser, Self-Adhesive Plastic.stickers and Ultra-Soft Bristle Car cleaning

i recently moved and did not get assigned to a buzzer. Apple Express claims they attempted to…read moredeliver 3 packages but missed me. I would like to pick up my packages but have yet to be informed an address to pick up my deliveries. This is the worst online shopping experience I have ever had.

Looking for a store to purchase Canadian souvenirs? Victory General Merchandising is a shop you…read moreneed to check out. Lots and lots of souvenirs and gifts carried by them. Reasonably priced and good service too.

a souvenir shop and novelty items.a gem for people looking for canadian novelty items,owned by…read morefilipina,theres tons of good stuff in here,for tourists this is the right place to grab some souvenir...prices are affordable.accept cash and cards,i love the music they are playing very filipino,very homey,i always go here everytime i need some canadian items specially t-shirts for give away for friends visiting me..not so big place...lots of goodies....

The very recently opened Valley of the Dolls boutique is a welcome addition to the fashion scene in…read moreVancouver. Owner Avril Tait, also the proprietor of Libertine in Gastown, clearly knows what the stylistas of Vancouver want and need. The store is quite beautiful, with one rack of what can only be called premium vintage, the other racks are filled with gorgeous, trend-setting coats, dresses, tops, pants and jeans from local and international designers. Valley of the Dolls also carries some rad accessories in hats, belts and bags that will surely add some spice to your wardrobe!

This is one of the most unique stores in Vancouver. The dresses are reminiscent of an episode of…read moreMad Men and the vintage racks overflow with 1950's Missoni to name a few. I was in there a few days ago and could hardly stop gushing over a navy jump-suit witha gold buckle belt, the winter coats with 3/4 length sleeves and the accessories. They also carry Bobi -- love the dresses and small, unique LA based labels.

I've been working in Mt. Pleasant for over a year and decided to do some shopping on my break. I…read morewas looking for comfy but stylish clothes and was happy to see they had a lot of selection. Although I was very happy with my purchases, I've given a low rating due to the terrible customer service. I've been to this location 3 times and have been completely ignored while shopping. I do not feel welcome at all so I will not be returning.

My fashionista daughter and I were exploring Main Street recently, going in to all the eclectic…read moreshops and boutiques along the street, covering three blocks each side of the street. What a fun area - and this large clothing shop was our favorite of all the clothing stores there. The shop is well laid-out, and it carries an extensive array of women's and men's clothing and accessories. Everything was trendy and cute, and best of all, the prices were quite reasonable. The sale items I saw weren't the usual odd-lot items, too; there were checked Vans slip-on sneakers on sale and other mainstream, recognizable items. In fact, my kid and I commented how we liked how there are many brand-name items as well as unique, lesser-known brands, and clothes we've not seen anywhere else. This would be the perfect place for a young professional woman to get her work and non-work wardrobe, as the clothes are on-point and the prices are right. I definitely would be able to find whatever I needed here.

Interesting shop on Main Street with some nice duds for him and her. Clothing is well made, stylish…read morewithout being super trendy, and the display cases hold some fine leather wallets and iPhone cases. A large selection of Native shoes, with some very cute toddler sizes. You can definitely put together a stylin' ensemble here, from slim jeans to white linen shirt to the just right for a damp Vancouver drizzle jacket. Worth a look! Located just north of Broadway.

I would not recommend anyone go here. I walked through the store and was ignored by all of the many…read moresales personnel except one girl that briefly looked at me before continuing to ignore me. Not a single sales person said a word to me. I was dressed well and did not have shit on my face. Terrible experience I walked out feeling dejected and disappointed. Especially after this place was recommended by one of my good friends that owns a high end retail store and often does business with this store. I will have to ask him how on earth he could ever recommend such a badly run establishment.