Excellent service, definitely a step above what you get at other places. Really nice quality…read morefootwear and selection was great. Don't be afraid of the prices as better than many other stores whom in my opinion may not be the same quality.

I realized that I forgot a belt two hours before we were set to perform at the Calgary Folk Music…read moreFestival. I recalled hearing Tanyia Tucker rave about this place as she was playing on the main stage, the night before. I decided to call the phone number as the website. I'm so happy that I called. The most kind and welcoming voice answered the phone and said "Yes, we can fit the belt to your 32" waist, please come on over and we'll let you in." I was fitted up with a belt in no time and also had a most wonderful conversation about life. It was truly a Supreme experience! I would totally recommend this place to anybody. I mean everybody. To any person looking for trousers, dress shirts, ties, belts or socks either for themselves or as a gift. The belt I purchased was a gift to myself. The conversation and connection inside was a gift from something bigger than us. When I read the messages displayed on the outside digital message board..I feel, the world needs more of this kind of energy! Hope you check it out. With gratitude..

Can you believe I forgot an LV hat in the store, and the staff or the owner stole my hat when I…read morereturned the next day? I see why the Vancouver store broke the afiliatión with the Owner. Corrupt...the Vancouver store is 150% better, so make the trip or order online from the manufacturer. I am shocked by the lack of integrity and dishonesty. Karma.

All the amazing brands in the world can't make up for the complete lack of customer service…read moreprovided by the guy who is there day to day in the mornings. The younger guys who are in the shop from time to time know how to treat people but the other guy just can't be bothered to be friendly or accommodating. I won't be returning and I'll make sure to tell others to steer clear.

Wow, I really like this store, and essentially the most attractive thing about this store is one of…read morethe staff members, I believe he is from Winnipeg and his name is Charley. He is funny, stylish and has amazing fashion sense. If you need anything in the store and it is lacking it, he is very quick to take down your specs and contact you when they do. Fantastic service! Leo's all around is crazy sick, great window displays, and interior design, good area of designer jeans plus we are talking fashion by Betsey Johnson, Free People, Acne, Young Fabulous and Broke, just to name a few. This is a store with solid lines of both men's and women's fashion, but be on the lookout for Leo's accessories; Bling and Da Bomb. Great necklaces in silver with a simple initial hanging in lower case letters, wonderful belts and kick ass bags and purses. They are moving into Aussie fashion, it's the swagger sensation for the new season, and I find that their pieces although pricey are quite unique. Check this Leo out folks; his bark is as big as his bite.

First off let me say that Ren R.'s review has some erroneous facts within it. "Leo Boutique is one…read moreof the few boutiques left in Calgary after the recession". This statement is simply not true, as more boutique style stores have opened in Calgary over the last two years or so than ever before in recent memory. Shops like Brooklyn, Henry, Bloke Clothing among others, as far as I know the only boutique style store that has closed because of the recession is Smyth and Kang. More to the point, Leo Boutique is great, has many brands and styles not often found in Canada such as Acne, but also featuring more common up and coming brands such as Nudie and Cheap Mondays and other great Swedish brands. Great service, the decor is also very simple but equally elegant. This is one of 17th ave's best

I basically only shop here for casual clothing now. The owner, Kyle, does customer service right,…read moreand he's always bringing in new styles, updating classics, and experimenting with his own line for the store. I moved to Vancouver in 2016, but still regularly order new things. Kyle knows my size, and my tastes, so he occasionally drops me a line with recommendations. Never pushy, this guy, but just a man who loves what he does and wants to share that with others. Styles and brands probably run more on the cool dad side of things, which is great as this aligns with one of my dearest aspirations.

True to its name, NAQP features quality American and Canadian clothes for men. It is located in a…read moresmall house/boutique on 10th ave, one ave south of the main drag in Inglewood. They have a selection of high quality men's clothes. If I was forced to categorize them, I'd go with upscale-casual lumberjack chic. Is there any guy who doesn't need a really good flannel shirt in Calgary? No, of course not. NAQP is totally unique within Calgary and a really great new addition to Inglewood. Go check them out.

I recently needed to update my wardrobe for a series of business trips where I need to make a good…read moreimpression. I don't particularly enjoy buying clothes. I have no real interest in style or fashion so I tend to feel uninformed and at a disadvantage. However, this was a great experience. Seth Chartier was immediately fully engaged in the project. There was no up-sell and no sales pressure, just a genuine and knowledgeable effort to convert my requirements and preferences into exactly what I needed. It was a perfect mix of system, judgement, and tact. I really appreciated the way he coordinated the entire process from selection, alterations, pick-up, and the interface with shoes and belts which is a different department. A special mention to Thelis who helped me select the best-looking leather shoes I've ever owned. Near the end, the owner came out just to introduce himself. O'Connors is a case-study in how a business can successfully use superior service and quality to build loyalty. It doesn't always have to be about price. You just won't find what I received on Amazon.

I have been buying clothing & shoes at O'Connor's for the last 30 years; their products are 1st…read moreclass & reasonably priced & the service is spectacular. I have not had an issue with them & if there was anything it was looked after immediately .Clothing, like everything today, is expensive, yet O'Connor's carries a great variety of products .

It's shameful, at 49, to be so poorly dressed a professional as I am. But it's true. I needed more…read morethan just nice clothes, I needed guidance, and I needed it from folks who would not be condescending. These fellows know how to help, and judging by the compliments on my new suit, they know their haberdashing too. I was so delighted with the product and service that I went back for a sport coat and some dress pants. Then back again for two more jackets, more pants and accessories. I can't praise these folks highly enough! I can't remember when I dealt with a business in Calgary where they were so helpful, so professional, and yet so personable. They get my very best recommendation, and I'm confident they'll get yours too.

Very pretentious store catering to the wrong crowd…read more The first floor is catered to young peacocks and flamingos working in entry corporate jobs thinking a tight fit suit with garish prints or fabrics makes people think you're a ceo. They even let you finance this stuff online through Knarla now paying 20% interest over 10 monthly payments. 2nd floor is where the old lions and old tortoises shop. These ppl are 50+ to centenarians with a little bit of money but think they are CEO's when they are either middle management or semi retired fogies working in corporate Calgary. These dapper gentlemen's come in wearing the canali suit purchased back in 2014 looking to buy new shirts and ties trying to fool people into thinkings they are rich. In both cases it's clear this store caters mainly to pretenders who kinda sorta have money or blowing away their company pension cheques. If you go there with intention to buy Zegna or brunello cucinelli and your not 50+ or centenarian or looking to finance with 20% interest, you will get shown the exit subtly by the sales staff who never dealt with any real high net worth customers before. FYI not everyone walks around hood rich carrying their bank account in their pockets or has a 50k credit card that has to get maxed out each month. TLDR if you have money, don't spend it at this store. Go to the retailer directly.

Why would I pay 30 dollars more for a Tom Ford cologne at your store that I can get at Holt renfrew…read morefor cheaper

I wandered into the Espy Experience on a chilly evening a few weeks ago and in need of some better…read moregloves. I left with a very nice pair of leather gloves that were on sale. Espy is mostly a women's clothing store, but if you're into denim, they have a wide selection on the men's side. I found store staff to be funky, friendly, fun, and helpful, offering as much personal space as I needed to contemplate any possible purchases. They also offer "closet intervention" services, which considering my casual (and sometimes baggy and color-bending) clothing choices, would most welcome. But only under Gayle's supervision. :)

My favourite place in town to shop for clothes. Went in today to pick up a new pair of Fidelity…read morejeans that were being hemmed. I bought them last week using a groupon I'd purchased months ago. Always love going in there to see the new stuff as I'm not really a "fashion" guy but really appreciate their help. I'm not always sure what will look good on me based on how it looks on the rack. Megan and Adam are always really helpful and I end up with stuff that I really like. This past spring I called Megan to tell her I was heading to Paris and was having trouble finding a wool pea coat. She told me that they had just been in London and she put her boyfriend in a 7diamonds coat that looked great. She showed me the pictures on the website, ordered it in and I had it in my hands 3 days later. Now that's service. Espy definitely isn't the cheapest place in town but I'd gladly spend my money on quality things that I really like vs cheaping out on just ok ish stuff that I end up not wearing. I can usually expect to go in there looking for one thing but finding others too. Today I was just going to pick up the hemmed jeans but ended up leaving with a new pair of Steve Madden shoes. Collateral damage of the best kind ;-)

I was in a bit of a time crunch the other day when I was TRYING to have breakfast but the milk came…read moreout in not-so-cute curds. Great... no milk for my milk based breakfast. I ran over to the local convenience store, Harmony, and did a quick shop. First of all, I'd just like to say that the man at the counter was WONDERFUL. You know when you sometimes go into convenience stores and it's SO awkward cause the person at the front is watching your every move? Well, this was so not the case. He was just doin' his thang, and he let me do mine. When I did finally make it to the front with a few things, he was completely polite and friendly and I really appreciated his demeanor considering I had had a bit of a cranky morning. I did notice that the groceries I bought were a little more expensive than they would have been at a local grocery store, but such is the case for ALL convenience stores. They are always more expensive because they are charging for the...yup, you guessed it, convenience :) All in all, my experience at Harmony Convenience Store was very pleassant and it added a refreshing touch to my otherwise not so great morning. Thank you Mr. Harmony Convenience Store man... you made my day :)