Glad to have found this place. They have an impressive stock of pre-loved designer goods. The main…read morelady who I've mostly dealt with is always welcoming and accommodating. It's great that they guarantee the authenticity of the items so you don't have to worry about imitation pieces.

Wonderful experience. My husband bought a Cape Cod Hermès watch for me after seeing it online. It…read morearrived beautifully packaged, in great condition, quickly and exactly as described. They were very professional and I would definitely buy from them again, even though I live in California. Thank you from a happy customer!

Excellent service, unbelievable selection and very reasonable prices. The store is chock full,…read morepacked with traditional cheong sam, qwah, kay po, alongside more contemporary styles. And that's just what you can see! Lots to browse and look at and Jannifer is extraordinarily skilled at her craft. She completes the alterations on the spot, using her stunning manual sewing machine. She is a very talented seamstress! Would recommend again and again. We left with 2 cheongsam, a traditional embroidered top with matching embroidered pants and a contemporary Chinese style top.

LOVED IT HERE!! Went in for the insane collection of jewelry…read moreand stayed for Jannifer who was the most lovely woman ever. She helped me and my friend out gave us insanely good prices and was all around incredibly helpful!!!! If you're in the area please stop by here!

This adorbs import shop on Commercial Drive drew me in with its bright colors and beautiful…read moredisplays. It's one of those shops I'm glad isn't close to my house or I'd be over there wayyy too often adding various colorful furniture, knick-knacks, and bric-a-brac to my stale beige apartment. The shop features two rooms devoted to all things imports. The first room is mainly small items, from jewelry and candles to clothing and other decor items. If you're looking for a gift for that hard-to-shop-for friend, this is the place. The second room is full of seriously gorgeous furniture and larger household decor items. Dressers, chairs, beds, dining sets, tapestries, lamps, rugs...it's all in here and it's all just begging you to dig out the ol' credit card and re-dec your place to look like you just returned from a six month excursion through Southeast Asia. The staff are super helpful, too. I was looking for a wall tapestry for my daughter (who is trying desperately to add a boho vibe to her bedroom). The store employee showed me the different sized tapestries and helped me pick one that most suited my kid's vibe. She said if my daughter didn't like it I was welcome to come back and exchange it for a different one. (Luckily, she liked it!) Someday when I win the Mega Millions I'm going to head to Wander and buy one-of-everything.

When the long time occupant of this retail space vacated the location there was a real gap, I…read moreadmit. But then newcomer Spirits Free arrived, and although at first it seemed the store had an identity crisis, leaving the sign blank with no name for months, the character of the shop, now aptly named 'Wander', really took an independent form. The space was brightened up considerably and filled with affordable merchandise from around the globe. Add nice music and an uncluttered layout and voila! You have an inviting, warm place to buy lovely things for yourself or gifts for friends. The merchandise includes home decor and objects of self adornment. From tribal style to Yoga style, there's something for everyone and every season. You can't just pass by, you have to wander in :)

I have had one pair of earrings and one helix jewelry fall a part. The quality of their jewelry is…read moresub-par and I believe that is why they have a no return or exchange policy in place. The price for jewelry is expensive for the quality and the service is a hit or miss. Sometimes the staff are attentive, and other times they ignore you, while you stand at the pos. I will no longer waste my money at cocomolo.

Cocomolo is Korean branded store in the Aberdeen Centre in Richmond, B.C. This mall is focused on…read moreall sorts of Asian goodies, and Cocomolo is an excellent fit in this store. There are currently two Cocomolo stores in Aberdeen Centre. The one I've been shopping at for several years is on the third floor, focusing on socks! They sell socks for primarily ladies and a smaller collection for men. The ladies have excellent designs that are everything from no-show, to cute designs with animals, Hello Kitty, Totoro, Bare Bears. They even have an Obama socks and "Pho Sure" with a bowl of Pho. They also have fashion socks like the currently popular see-through ones. For men, they have designs like Captain America, etc. For such unique designs, their prices are excellent. Some are as low as 6 pairs for $10. Most are 4 pairs for $10. Many of their socks are from Kiss Socks, a Korean brand. The quality has held up well over the years. A newer store is on the second floor with costume jewelry, all Korean designs. Both are named Cocomolo.

Bombay Couture is easily one of the best boutiques I've had the pleasure of visiting. The store…read moreitself is inviting and displays rows of tastefully designed outfits. Ateefa, the owner, is not only incredibly knowledgeable, but also dedicated to providing her clients with the best. The way she matches outfits to personalities - she is truly an artist. My mom and I, by chance, visited her boutique one rainy Sunday morning. Within minutes, Ateefa was able to figure out our styles and suggest an array of outfits. After we made our purchases, Ateefa had even offered to walk our bags to the car because I was wearing flats and she didn't want my shoes to get ruined. I mean wow - no one today does that! (Even she was wearing flats!) Here's the thing - you can get beautiful outfits anywhere, but what you can't get everywhere is outstanding service. Till this day, I still purchase from Ateefa and I live all the way in California. I promise you - once you set foot in Bombay Couture you'll keep coming back.

Ateefa the owner has great customer service. I like good quality and classy outfits that are…read morecomfortable. I found that at this store. If you love jewelry like me then this store offers the best selections in Surrey. Highly recommend shopping here!

I have been a fan of this high end consignment store for many years even though I don't live in…read moreDunbar. Last week I scored again. A Tommy Bahama 100% linen blouse for $59.00. It was brand new, the tags still on @ $169. Then a very nice young clerk patiently burrowed through a huge box of bras to find me a strapless. Love the staff, love the prices.

Dragon & Phoenix is a very special place. I have been a customer and account-holder for years…read more When I moved, I (very briefly) considered trying to find a new consignment store closer to me. However, after considerable research, including encountering, for example, exorbitant "cleaning fees" and other unfriendly contract terms at other stores, my search confirmed what I had really known all along: Dragon & Phoenix is a warm and friendly place full of warm and friendly people - people who want your side of the consignment relationship to be as rewarding as theirs. This store is a class act and a Kerrisdale gem.

What to do when you are delayed at the airport in Vancouver for 7 hours??…read more Go window shopping. Love the window displays at Hermes. The store inside is a bit more stark. Perfect for window shopping when your flight is delayed to 0215!

I have many Hermes items. Handbags, scarfs, bracelets, watches, and I love them all. Today, April…read more15, 2025 I was downtown Vancouver to have my hair done. I arrived early and had some extra time so I went into the store to look for something special for my upcoming wedding anniversary. Our habit for special occasions is for me to browse some favourite stores, make a small list, then he chooses and surprises me. For me, the Hermes website is difficult to maneuver. They don't list a lot of their bags, and information, including price is often left out. So after browsing I did find a bag I liked. I took it off the shelf to inspect, and wanted to know the price. I took one photo of the bag and intended to photo the tag, but was interrupted by a SA who rudely asked if she could be of assistance, and that taking photos in the store was not allowed. I felt very embarrassed as the store was busy and a group of people were sitting right by us. I asked her how am I supposed to show my husband what I'd like for an anniversary gift? She said I could look on line. I explained that never in my life have I been told this in ANY high end store. I was carrying my Hermes purse and had 2 wide Clic Clac H bracelets on. She said "it's store policy". I replied that I'd been doing this for this years in this location with no issue, and that it's unfortunate I won't have a Hermes bag on my list this year. She told me "that was fine". I went into Prada, Fendi, and Cartier. All were more than happy for me to take a photo, including Cartier where I chose a Love Bracelet. If this in fact store policy, I suggest the store say so on the entrance doors, and a couple signs in the store announcing it. I will never set foot in that store again. I have never been talked down to by a sales associate. Not in New York, not in Milan or Rome, and not in France. Vancouver has attitude. This is the photo I took. I still don't know what the bag is called or how much it. I don't care now.

Very trendy clothing that would not seem out of place in downtown Vancouver, but instead hidden…read moreaway in Surrey. While the price tags are a bit high, I noticed the items are all well made and quite unique. And, as the clothing isn't cheap, I was glad to discover that they do lay-away for the large price tagged items. Selection isn't huge, but it is a rather small shop. I also wasn't too impressed with the selection of jewelry -- they seemed cheap, especially in comparison to the clothing. So if you've done the franchise circuit at Grandview corners and everything is coming up short, definitely try Crush Clothing. Actually, try Crush Clothing first, it might save you a lot of time.

3.5 stars. I cam…read morehere to look for a dress with my sister. She was looking for a semi-formal dress for New Year's eve and this place caught our eyes. It's a little boutique in Grandview Corners. They carry brands I've never seen before so if you are into boutique and unique clothes, I think this is the place for you. They had denim, shirts, sweaters,scarves and dresses. Not too much inventory but enough stuff to browse through. They also had accessories ranging from bracelets, necklaces to earrings. They were pretty cute and trendy. As for the service, it was nice enough. I don't really like getting hassled by the service associate so it was great. My sister tried on few dresses and decided on a cute black dress. I like the idea of supporting independent businesses so I will be checking this place out again if I need something. I am not quite a fan yet as I haven't purchased anything so I will update later on.