I was intrigued by the outfit the mannequin was wearing so I decided to go check out this store…read more Being from the USA, we don't have this store, to my knowledge at least. I saw some interesting items especially this jacket. Unfortunately, it was all larges... I looked around and saw more clothes either large or extra large which definitely limited my selection since I'm a size small.

Nice store, probably in same location for past 15 years, that says something…read more Carry some good labels like Hugo Boss, Michael Kors and Diesel...good sales today, 40-50% off on 1st item, and further 20% on 2nd item. Better than outlets lol. well-lit; friendly service.

The most improved and most tech savvy store in Metrotown IMO…read more Zara @Metrotown has been renovated and it looks like one of those high end stores. The floor is well designed and organized so customers can view most of the merchandise all at once. There aren't that many mirrors on the floor though which I thought was smart. This will prevent customers from trying on clothes outside the fitting rooms. When people try on clothes out on the floor, it makes the store look crowded and disorganized. It's better for the store and the customers to go to the fitting rooms instead. What really caught my attention was how easy it is to pick up an online order. There's a corner where you can scan your QR code and your order is delivered in front of you like a soda can in a vending machine. I thought it was really cool! In addition, there are self-checkout machines where you can pay and bag your merchandise on your own. It's all so easy. The instructions are all enumerated on the screen and are easy to follow. I'm loving this whole new contactless checkout and online pickup! Kudos to Zara.

Had a very disappointing experience at the Zara Metropolis location. The security guard stopped my…read morehusband with an unnecessarily harsh tone while he was holding a few items and simply looking for me inside the store. We explained several times that we were shopping together and planned to pay for everything at once, but the interaction was unprofessional and uncomfortable. The store manager was present but offered absolutely no assistance, no explanation, and no effort to resolve the situation. There was no disrespect from the manager, but the complete lack of response and indifference made the whole experience even more frustrating. This level of customer service is unacceptable for a brand of this size.

Solid 3.75 stars, a bit under-rated in some respects. Compared to Le Chateau, it's better quality…read moreand style for similar prices. The style is sharp, and unfortunately, I can only fit into their summer suits when I'm more active lol. Inside is a bit more cozier, lighting is more dimmed. 2nd floor, before the food court. Friendly service here.

It's the time of the year when there are dinner invitations flying at you in all directions,…read moreparties to attend and simply getting together with friends and family. Party dresses are always a must for the female's closet. From that wild pink tutu dress for hanging out with the young crowd to that classy, but attractively understated satin dress for more sophisticated events, I'm sure all the females out there agree with me that two dresses for "the occasion" is a feminine essential. To me, RW & Co. makes the perfect pretty, classy and attractively understated party dress for gals. While it's not in the tutu spectrum of things, it's definitely one for the sophisticated events. Though at original price (usually around or above $50), RW & Co. dresses are in the pricey range for me, I always just walk in and mentally keep in mind on what I want. Then, I wait. Camping quietly and checking up on the prices and sales rack, I wait for the dress I've been eying on to have its price slashed. When that moment it does, I pounce! (Isn't this almost comparable to a National Geographic documentary?) There's always their special "friends and family" discount sale from time to time (usually one per season). Usually the most they give is a 20% off discount...but guess what happened this last Sunday? A 30% off the last ticketed price! And oh what's that? That grey, made in Canada, bubble party dress I've been eying had gone down from $78 to $59. Another 30% off of that? Needless to say, I bought it! And I'm very pleased with its quality and at the price I bought it! Their camis are also very nice in quality, so I grabbed a few to take advantage of the 30% off discount. I've bought some sweaters from them before, and am still loving them! With each of my purchases, they gave me one, small size, reusable, "eco-friendly" bags to put my items in for free, and told me that if I bring the bag back in for my next purchase, I would get $1 off. Not a great deal, but it's nice to know they're encouraging people to use the reusable bags by giving them away with their purchases and a small discount. Since a month ago they've moved diagonally across from where they were once at Metrotown. The new store is much bigger, and much more organized with plenty of space for one to maneuver in. All in all, RW & Co. have some pretty nice styles for both men and women, especially in terms of business wear. Though the original price is a bit much, I'd suggest everyone to wait for those discounts.

The only reason why I don't give em 4 stars is because it makes me sad when the item is just not in…read moremy budget based on how much I shop (and it's A LOT). More expensive that Zara but less expensive than Holt Renfrew. Club Monaco is the Mecca for classic and elegant prep wear. The fit is more petite and as someone who has difficulty finding blazers and jackets that fit my frame, I never go wrong with CM. I would probably spend most of my hard earned cash here. There's such an ease to the clothing - it never looks like the designs are trying too hard. A silk blend tank top will run about $79-99. I remember being in high school and I bought my first Club Monaco top that wasn't a sweatshirt (I wish I hadn't given mine away). It was a long sleeved, french cuff, butter milk coloured silk shirt. The quality was amazing. The only reason why I don't have it anymore is because someone had spilled Pepsi all over it. That shirt symbolized what I thought about Club Monaco's clothing: timeless, elegant, simple, but affordable luxury.

Having already reviewed both downtown locations, it makes sense to give my input on the last of the…read morethree. Sequestered away in the heart of Burnaby, Club Monaco's Metrotown branch still manages to hold its own against the plethora of trendy little boutiques haunting the halls, tempting teenagers to part with their (moderately) hard-earned cash. Club Monaco preserves the tradition of producing fresh and stylish classic as first established by Joseph Mimran, the force behind Club. Now decidedly more fashion-forward, Club Monaco is still the ideal go-to place when in need of the classic white blouse or that little black dress. The stock is ever-changing though not as plentiful as its downtown counterparts, with more trend-focused pieces lightening up urban classics.

Came here for a custom suit and shirt. Both were perfectly tailored. I got the shirt actually after…read morethe suit, and all my measurements were saved on the website, but they took my appointment anyway to check my fit for me after I got it. Would definitely recommend this location and everyone working here if you're looking for a custom suit.

The store is called Indochino Custom Menswear and you would think its only for men right? Nope…read more.. They also do womenwear too. Yes Women can get customed shirts, suits, jackets and you name it. Well they to have to tailor and alternate it a bit more for women than for men. I walked in with an one hour appointment with their designer/specialist. It does take an hour for them to measure me and mark all measurements down. I tried on a suit (top and bottom), a vest, a coat and a shirt. Yes they have some generic size and they would pin you down to get the exact measurements. Then we went on to choose the fabric and the other nick nacks. Nick nacks like things I would not even know would be an option for a woman. Examples would be the types of color, the types of pockets (slanted or straight), The seam, pin hole and etc. After all that is done. They would review your order and then send it off to China to be made. The process was quite fun and educational too. Overall, I had a good experience. The people are friendly here. Customer service was excellent. I was offered water when I was being measured. I suggest going to their store to get measured than trying to do it yourself. Its a lot easier. I ended up ordering a suit, 5 shirts and 1 coat. The coat didn't fit me properly when it arrived. It was slightly too small. If the garment doesn't fit, you have a bout 10 days to bring it back. They had me wore the coat at the showroom and I told them where it was small. They made some adjustment and then sent it back to be remade. The coat arrived and I am very happy.

First and foremost, Moore's does not seek the finest of suits made in the lower mainland. that…read morebeing said, I was very surprised at the quality of their custom made suits. I was helped by Paul, one of the managers, who was very helpful and knowledgeable, and not pushy in the least. He helped us through the entire process, and we ended up paying far less than I had anticipated. I thoroughly advise anyone looking for a nice suit to at least give this location a shot, as I genuinely feel the staff there couldn't have been more helpful and accommodation to me.

I just came here with my fiance. We were greeted by Karin (not certain how to spell that). My…read morefiance told him that we are looking for rentals. Karin introduced himself to my fiance only, shook his hand, and abruptly turned around to lead us towards the back of the store. My fiance said, "This is Selena." Karin replied, "Yep!" and continued walking without turning around. I responded audibly with, "...Okay?" No response. It was quite audible, since I was feeling irritated. When we reached the back of the store, Karin pulled 1 chair out, motioned for my fiance to sit, and said that someone will be with us shortly. He never made eye contact with me. I later noticed that he was walking around eating a celery stick, then sat down in a chair to watch the TV they had mounted on the wall. The person who helped us in the back was sweet, but also quite timid, so I didn't think it would be valuable to vent about Karin to her. I sent an email to their customer service instead. My fiance wanted my opinion before moving forward with his suit rentals, especially since he doesn't know what colour my wedding dress is and I want the suits to complement it. You can imagine what my firm decision was after that experience.

My husband and I will be attending a wedding and he was looking for a suit. A friend of mine…read morerecommended TipTop in Metrotown. We were greeted by Gazi, who works at TipTop. Gazi is very attentive to details and knowledgeable. He provided the full ensemble, including pants, coat, necktie, and long-sleeve shirts. The price is also good . Additionally, TipTop has a tailor on site, which is a significant advantage. If you are looking for suits, this is a place to consider.

Visited store in Tsawwassen Mills Mall Yesterday during black Friday sale, It was very attractive…read moresale and chosen one Coat and Paint set to buy. Price was Marked as $145 for Coat, Spent so much time in test that , during Checkout Casher asked three times more amount for that Coat, I told why you are asking so much price for this as it is at 70% off. I have shown him tag also, but he replied, it is wrong tag and actual price is three times more. Seriously, spend so much time in check and all that how easily he told, price tag is wrong. I will not recommend this store as they are not professional and check final price before spending time to choose. For me they are Fraud.

uniqlo sits in that sweet spot where everything looks simple, but somehow you still end up buying…read moremore than planned. it's calm, practical, and very easy to browse and shop, clean layouts, neutral colours, and pricing that makes everything feel reasonable in the moment. this location in particular feels spacious and well organized, especially with the two floor layout. neatly arranged sections, wide walkways, and that signature uncluttered look. the wood flooring and bright lighting give it a warm, almost showroom like feel, and everything is folded with that very precise consistency. what also makes this metrotown location stand out is that it's one of the very few in canada that offers utme, their in store custom tshirt and tote printing service. you can design something on the spot and have it printed fairly quickly, which adds a more interactive, personalized element you don't usually get at most uniqlo stores. it may not officially be a "flagship," but features like this make it feel a bit more elevated than your average location. their fabric lines are still the real hook: heattech is built for layering in colder weather. it's thin but surprisingly warm, which works perfectly for vancouver's kind of damp cold. airism is the opposite, light, breathable, and moisture wicking. their airism tshirts are especially reliable for everyday wear: comfortable, easy, and low maintenance. beyond basics, uniqlo keeps things interesting with ut graphics and collaborations. you'll find everything from playful designs like miffy, mofusand, and even kpop group baby monster to more design forward partnerships with roger federer and jw anderson. what stands out most is the consistency. hoodies, tees, and outerwear all feel dependable in both fit and quality. it's the kind of place where you go in for something specific (like a birthday gift) and leave with a few extras that just make sense. and yeah, the vancouver situation still feels a bit limited. compared to tokyo, where uniqlo is everywhere, even inside both major airports, it feels more like a destination here. having to head out to metropolis at metrotown, cf richmond centre, or coquitlam centre makes it more of a planned trip. a downtown vancouver location would fit in naturally (pacific centre would be perfect, hint, hint), especially given how well their basics suit everyday city life. overall, uniqlo keeps things straightforward, but does it well enough that you always come back.

The flagship store in Vancouver, they have a small section of Kinokuniya bookshelf, and an area…read morewhere you can customize your own T-shirt.

Ten outta ten here. The woman assisting me today was friendly and professional, leaving me with a…read morewhole outfit that feels like it was selected for me instead of just an assault on my wallet. I'm functionally colour blind, so I typically require a fair bit of help matching things and not looking like a monkey screwing a football. Well, I'm pleased to say that any relation or resemblance to simians engaging in coitus with recreational equipment is coincidental and not in the hands of these fine folks. I asked to be matched to a photo of a dress my significant other will be wearing, and was pleased to find a whole slew of ideas and concepts slung my way. Point is, I look damn fine and it's their doing.

Women's side is an absolute abomination. The worst customer service my girlfriend and I have felt…read morein a store. They just don't care about anything. The customer service representative specifically REALLY like to convey the fact that they are unhappy being there. The management is just clueless about customer service. To the owner of this store: When you look around at other stores during the holidays and wonder why they have so many more customers than you do, I hope you're asking yourself why. Le Chateau as a brand is now a joke.