This Gap is pretty spacious at this mall. Baby Gap is next door…read more I tend to head to the back of any Gap store for sale items. I found a nice purple sweater that was 50% off the last ticketed price. I went to the fitting room area to try it on. The staff member there was prompt to lead me to a vacant fitting room stall. The sweater was a perfect fit. The lighting was bright and the fitting room was clean. I paid for my sale-priced sweater and was pleased with my purchase. If you want decent, cheap Gap items, it's best to hit a Gap outlet instead. However, if you're in a regular store, head to the sales rack. It is nice to look at what new trends in clothing are in a regular Gap store, though. Just know that it's not worth paying $80 for a pair of jeans. (80)

They consistently go above and beyond finding great outfits for my kids and neices and nephewsread more

This is our local Mark's Work Wearhouse. This big box store has lots of parking in the Sunrise…read moreCentre. I found the prices here very reasonable, picking up a nice pair of pants for work here in the summer for about thirty dollars. The only downside I found was that there isn't always enough people working when it's busy, so it can be a bit of a wait to get served when the store is crowded.

Great selection, great service. I always find some neat, quality item to fill out my wardrobe.read more

Stuffed full of things that no one wants. Literally garbage. If I could give zero stars, I would…read more The racist staff will try to take *some* people's purses and put them behind the counter. As though they are more trustworthy than you are? The place has nothing worth stealing, they really are delusional in that respect. Dead bridesmaids dresses are the major product. A few viscose cardigans, and some polyester scarves to complete the look.

Pretty dresses! Lovely tops! Beautiful jewellery! What's not to LOVE about Andie's?…read more When my sister invited me for a day of shopping in Kitchener, I wasn't expecting much. Coming from Toronto, I'm spoiled with a spectacular shopping scene and the whole idea of a small town with a few chain stores kept looping around in my head. But I love my sister, and I'm not one to turn down shopping, so I obliged. King Street actually has a few neat shops, but my favourite by far was Andie's. A small, independently owned boutique, Andie's is a haven of girly dresses. Some are slightly business, some more casual and some for fancy parties...all in all they have a great selection and carry a variety of brands. If I had to describe the overall style I would say it's classy, but definitely fun. Andie's also has shirts, pants, skirts, and jewellery (although the dresses are the main focus). Decor of the store is gorgeous! Beautiful accent wall at the back, with patterned wallpaper...I'm not sure what the print is called, but I want it for my house now. Change rooms also have that boutique feel, and make you feel like a socialite. Service here is fantastic too! The sales girls are friendly, but not pushy; they're helpful, but they give you space. They also know their stuff when it comes to fashion, and it genuinely seems that they love what they do. I mentioned to my sis that one of the girls seemed particularly helpful, and she whispered to me "oh, that's Andie." That's right, the owner of the store works out on the floor and sees that everything runs smoothly. And that just gives me the warm fuzzies. Prices are a little high, but in this case you're getting every penny's worth in quality and style. My overall rating? Andie's -- it's worth the drive to Kitchener.

Andie's is a totally unpretentious store, looking to make fun clothes accessible for 20-somethings…read moreacross the board. They're prices are mid-range, offering quality yoga jeans, dresses, tops and accessories. I'm definitely going to shop here for some of my spring wardrobe, they have jeans is every colour imaginable!

Cute clothing store on Ontario Street, Rhumba is quite a bit of fun!…read more I'll admit the lights were what attracted me. String globe lights with fun poppy fixtures proclaimed loudly that this was not your typical store! And it wasn't - it was fun, eclectic, and offered quite a bit of variety! They predominantly had women's clothing but also had jewelry as well as a few purses. The value seemed to be aligned with most of the stores on Ontario Street being neither cheap, fast fashion nor expensive high-end fashion. Most of it was casual wear, items you'd be happy to have in your daily wardrobe. We were greeted promptly upon entering and then left to our own devices. I figured if I had questions I would ask and they must've figured the same. It was a cute store that was worth the visit.

They've got a tiny store in the basement of a building at King and Erb, but it's a gem for finding…read morecheap, but current second-hand clothes. For students who love thrift shopping, but find it hard to find something for them each time, this store should leave you satisfied every time. Their prices are really fair as well, usually ranging between $10-$20 for an item of clothing. As an example, I've see ASOS shorts go for $16 (which could be 2-3 times as much originally) and an Aritzia winter coat go for $150 (originally $300+). They often have brands you'll recognize like Zara, American Apparel, Aritzia, Urban Outfitters, etc. and they post their new arrivals on Instagram, but since they don't hold new arrivals those clothes can get snatched up within the day. They also sell accessories like sunglasses, atlas watches, scarves, and necklaces. The store itself is really nice and quaint. It's got an industrial style with brick walls and wooden furnishings. They also have a change room and one person working to help you out.

3.5. Quaint little consignment shop with selections for men and women. Prices are reasonable, and…read moresometimes you can get quite a steal. There's a lot of H&M and Forever 21 finds (it is a university town), but you'll also see nicer brands like BDG or Guess. I'm a little disappointed there's less vintage pieces that weren't large. However, they do a really good job of creating a cool mood through their displays and decor and indie music - even the plainest tank can catch your eye. Overall, a cute spot to stop by if you're in the area. Support sustainable local shops!

I love this store. Cute, high-qualty clothing and great accessories. Very posh and trendy. They…read morecarry brands like French Connection and J Brand Denim as well as smaller, lesser-known brands. Great place to get a dress, but costly compared to other Guelph boutiques.

My most recent visit was really great. I had never been to a Maurice's before, I was pleasantly…read moresurprised by the selection of clothing and accessories. There was a clearance and sale going on and I walked away with some lovely pieces at a reasonable price. I was immediately greeted but didn't feel pressured to buy anything straight away. There was a change room attendant who was very helpful and kind. The person at the checkout was super friendly. Overall I felt very welcome and happy with my purchase, I will likely be a return customer!