What a lovely store full of hip clothes that are suitable for men from every generation. It was…read moreeasy to find a stellar shirt and tie for my partner. I'm super grateful to the staff who checked in on me to double check I had the right size. My partner is 6'4 and I had chosen a shirt two sizes small. Thanks to the staff I ended up purchasing the perfect size. 5 Stars for employing mature men who obviously have a lot experience in the fashion industry.

Extremely uncouth staff with overpriced suits. Visit Hudson Bay in the same mall for a better…read moreselection of suits at competitive prices

Horirbwl customer service - very rude when explaining the sale. Just threw my shirt into the bag…read moreinstead of folding.

Ive been here a few times. Most of the associates are competent and friendly and for the most part…read morecommunication wise, its pretty straight forward and what you would expect from a retailer. One of the managers seems a tad slow in terms of everything you do or say to him, its like he doesn't comprehend what your saying. Quite a strange interaction. But overall R&W and Co is a decent place to get "work appropriate clothes". These days everything is so scandalous, cropped tops, and super fitted, and i'm not 16 anymore. But its nice to see stores like this committed to workwear. There are sort of a dime a dozen.

Nice upscale shopping experience. The store redesign is elegant and classy. The prices have gone…read moreup but their quality is still top notch. There were no store clerks around to greet us at the entrance. The self serve checkout section is new to this store format in Canada. Most likely to reduce the high cost of labour. The sale section is pretty good and they have switched over to discount % instead of pricing each item. Very smart and efficient method of tagging the products. Their sale usually starts in July and ends on early August.

Have to agree with the other reviews... I do not go to Zara anymore because it's super fast fashion…read moreand way over priced for the quality you get. The store is always super disorganized and there's not really the most understandable cadence to their "categories". It just seems to be clothing everywhere. The salespeople don't seem super happy to work there and honestly, they're not the most approachable at times. Especially during sale season when it's insane in the store.

Excellent sale items I purchased in store. I ended buying a tank top for $4.99 regular $29.99. An…read moreoversized tshirt mint green $7.99. Peach colored shorts $7.99. Very happy with my shopping haul. Service was friendly as well. Use your H&M membership to collect points.

H&M always has a great selection. You can find good deals for women, men and children. Their prices…read moreare usually affordable and even better during sale time.

I had the worst experience at Tommy Hilfiger Fairview Mall last night…read more I spent a half our picking out various pieces of clothing to try on, many with two sizes of the same article so I could choose one. When I went to try them on, the sales lady in the change room took all my clothing, put it all messed up in a bag, put it on the FLOOR of the store and proceeded to tell me I could only take six into the stall at a time, out of the bag on the floor! I couldn't believe it! I asked her why and she told me (I'm 52) that I may be a shoplifter and these were store rules. So she left the area and I took seven into the stall to compare. Well, she rushed back to the stall, asked me how many I had and I said seven. She started yelling, I asked her to leave me alone to try on the shirts. Then she called security and said she felt she was in danger, while I was still in the stall trying on shirts! I ended up buying seven shirts (only because of the time I had invested to pick them out) but I may have purchased as many as 15 had she been more polite. I WILL NEVER shop at Tommy Hilfiger Fairview Mall again. How rude and insensitive. Sincerely, Jeff Sharpe 647.891.2773

I'd like to share in here about my unpleasant experience at the Tommy Hilfiger store in Fairview…read moreMall, Toronto, Canada. When I went into the fitting room to try on some cloths, there's no employee in there so I didn't bother waiting for an assistance and went into one of the empty stalls. As I was trying on the clothes, someone knocked on my door and I said "someone's in here". Then I heard her saying out loud "These people are the worst! They should've got a tag!" I assumed this person is one of the employees because later on I heard her and a guy knocking on some more doors and asked if the customer needs help or not. I was like, wowww, how dare she say such thing esp. when there's customers in the fitting room. That was very annoying to hear and made me not want to buy from or visit Tommy's store anymore. I didn't say anything to the manager or cashier, but I'm pretty sure a customer who hears this kind of comment would talk to the manager. If I may suggest one thing, please always have at least one employe waiting in the fitting room so every customer who uses the room will get a door tag. And to the employee who made that comment, she should never work in retail.

I came on opening day to watch their grand opening celebration. Pilot Coffee Roasters sponsored a…read morecoffee and cookie for the first three hundred customers in line, and everyone waiting was treated to a taiko performance by performers from the Japanese Cultural Centre of Canada. There are special promotions for the opening week. The staff were all super friendly and kept asking if we found everything okay and needed any assistance. The line for the fitting room did get quite long, as there was a rush of customers as soon as the store opened. The line for check-out moved quickly, as you could self-checkout at one of the machines (there were plenty of staff available for support) or line up for a traditional checkout.

Uniqlo Fairview opened on Friday March 1, 2024…read more Was so excited to visit this location on Saturday after checking out the website for great sale I was looking for the long sleeve heat tech fleece which shows online for $12.90, I approached a sales rep, the gentleman didn't even know what I was talking even when I showed him on my phone what I was looking for. Then I approached another sales lady and she said we don't carry I so disappointed with Uniqlo, this is the only store that sales don't know anything, what the store carries. I think management should really look into this issue

When I was a kid I remember going to Fairview Mall. Back then you had Sears and Hudsons Bay as…read moreflagship stores. Now in 2025, both big box stores are no longer in business. Fairview Mall has gone through an evolution and reimagination of the retail space. I love how they redeveloped the space where Sears used to be. The space is now converted into a mini Chinatown spot with Saint Germain bakery, bubble tea shop, Hong Kong style cafe, Thai restaurant, and a T&T Supermarket. On the top floor there's a Marshalls / Homesense big box store. I noticed the Zara store has been renovated and now occupying 2 levels. The store looks immaculate and love the modern layout and self serve checkout kiosks to make shopping faster for DIY people. I managed to do some shopping at H&M and got some great deals in the sale section. I also bought some groceries like green beans, lychee, bbq pork buns, and curry beef pastries. It's not very often you can go to regional mall and be able to buy clothes, groceries, and bakery goods. It was a pleasant experience. I look forward to the transformation of the vacant Hudson Bay space. Oh did I mention they have a Playdium arcade in the old Sportchek space beside the Cineplex theatre.

Fairview Mall stands as one of Toronto's most balanced and enjoyable shopping centers. The…read moreatmosphere is bright, modern, and spacious, offering a premium experience without feeling overwhelming. It features an excellent mix of high-street brands like Apple, Zara, and Sephora, anchored by a sleek Hudson's Bay. ​What truly sets Fairview apart is its elevated dining scene; beyond the standard food court, the addition of T&T Supermarket and sit-down restaurants like Somtum Jinda makes it a culinary destination. With direct subway access and ample parking, it remains a convenient, top-tier choice for both fashion and food lovers.

Lots of merchandise from which to choose and pleasant staff. Fair pricing. Also excellent parking.read more

Winners is a large department store with brand name products at very decent prices…read more It's part of parent TJX Companies holding that also includes Marshalls & HomeSense so you might notice some similarities in how all these stores is layed out. Winners stores have brand name clothing, footwear, bedding, furniture, fine jewellery, beauty products, and housewares. The consumer target market is drop-in customers as you can't shop on-line (...which is currently the case). On any given week they can stock a product you may never see stocked again. Other Winners stores may not have the same product on hand. If you like it, then I suggest you buy as you can always return it if you change your mind. Staff are helpful and checkouts are fairly quick.

If you can't afford expensive designer suits but you need a suit or dress shirt and tie for a…read morespecial occasion (wedding, funeral, job interview etc); this is a decent place to get it. I would suggest to wait for their sales when they can have 50-80% off; Hubby was eyeing a gray suit for $149. They even have a women's section with jeans on sale for $10 and women's tank top camisoles for $5. Staff are helpful and friendly.

i have ordered some items for my brother in canada. They were not in right sizes and the return…read moreprocess is ridiculous. never buy any stuff from here.