I don't have kids, so what the heck do I know about buying gifts for them? Answer - nothing! And…read morethat's why a store like Little Peeps is great. I go in, explain the age and gender of the child I'm buying for, give a few adjectives about the parents, provide a budget, and BOOM they bring out a bunch of stuff to choose from. The store itself is really cute. The people who work there are pleasant, and they sell some fair-trade and environmentally friendly toy and clothing options. Worth a gander if you're in the neighbourhood.

Great assortment of kids stuff. Lots of super cute girls clothes. If you are shopping for a boy,…read moreshop early, as they sell out of sizes and stuff quickly. They have a great assortment of toys, clothes, and shoes. The staff are friendly and not pushy. It's a great independent store, and they have gift receipts, and will tie up the bag nicely, so you don't even need to wrap the gift if you are short on time!

When I first walked in, I was greeted by the associate in a warm and friendly tone. I was hoping to…read morefind some pants that was on sale for my kids however they didn't have any. The associate made recommendations for other products. I usually shop for my kid's clothes at Carters because they carry a wide variety of selection. I do wait for most items to go on clearance before purchasing. Most of the time I can find great deals like anything between $5-$8 for shirts and pants which is definitely a steal.

I still remember my former manager who dressed each of his 4 kids with OshKosh B'Gosh clothing…read more They looked so prep school and upscale. My children were not as fortunate. Nevertheless, I have been blessed and can spend on my grandkids! Sale time makes the dollar go even further. Staff are very helpful and friendly.

Lots of selections on Jellycat! I was so happy they had the coffee bag charm in stock which was…read moresold out in Chapters and Holts. Price match on Jellycat official website, no markup and they are a verified stockist, as you can locate them on Jellycat's website.

We start our baby items shopping once i'm in 2nd trimester. This is our first stop as the location…read moreis quite closed to us, and we've been here twice. We were a bit disappointed with the variety of selection. Price is generally over priced. However, they carried many Asian brands, like Pigeon, Piyo Piyo and Kanzo. If you like Anpanman, and wish to have your baby items with Anpanman, this place is your paradise. We were looking for Pigeon Nasal Aspirator, as we don't want to get it from Rakuten, and we save the shipping cost.

So glad they have one located at Vaughan Mills. It's makes shopping a lot easier when a mall has…read moremajority of the popular stores. I came to return some clothes and picked up some stuff I ordered online. The store was really busy. They have the usual 50% discount. The cashier was efficient in terms of locating my online order.

NOT wheelchair accessible!! Counters too high, cannot reach debit terminal, nor see it from my…read morechair, aisles are cluttered and narrow. Must be a pain with strollers too.

This boutique stocks mostly new clothes and accessories, which are very beautiful and elegant. The…read moreowner, who's very pleasant, also accepts small quantities of items for consignment.

I had heard a lot of great things about this place and meant to stop by eventually…read more I happened to stumble upon it by accident yesterday when I was in the neighbourhood. I'm a big fan of vintage and consignment shopping and so, I was very happy when I found this store. If you are familiar with the Kingsway area of Toronto, it is probably one of the wealthiest in the city, and I assume that the locals are the consignors. What does this mean? Great name brands at great prices! I think I came during the seasonal inventory change because I saw some great finds for $20 or less. I wish I had more time, I only picked up a suede skirt for $10! I WILL go back. Maybe today! I saw a pair of shoes that I didn't buy, but dreamt about last night. It's a small place, but if you have time and patience, you just may find a fantastic deal. p.s. I'm not sure if the lady I dealt with there is the owner, but she was lovely! I can't wait to go back.

Really nice well designed and well kept store. I dropped in a few times during December & January,…read moredidn't end up buying anything mostly due to the price range but I appreciated some of the retail fundamentals. I think they're the best designed, best merchandised and most shoppable apparel store in the mall (compared to American Eagle, H&M & Old Navy). The planners spaced it out nicely, room to move around, racks & tables not overstuffed like the others, and the staff have executed it well. Also very clean, the salespeople are always accessible (without hovering) and are always behaving professionally. As for the corporate pricing decisions... that's another matter. $108 for a paper-thin vest with no closable pockets? I think somebody's been hitting that legal weed a little too hard! Even at 50% off during Boxing Week, that's too much. Competitors had basically same product (with an inside pocket!) in the $29-$40 range and a Joe Fresh is $24.99. This is a $30 item and no amount of "branding" will sell it to me for more. There are other examples of such pricing. But really nice store though, I would recommend for those who have a more casual relationship with their money.

Years ago, I never shopped at Gap because I couldn't fit into anything that was a size 16. It was…read morethe largest size on the woman's side of the store back then. Five years ago, I lost sixty pounds. I can say that I don't have to worry about not fitting into anything at Gap and its sister companies. I had to do a huge wardrobe makeover. So, I ended up being a Gap girl. I like this store. I know which side of the store I need to be on (right) to be on the women's section. I also go deep into the back corner of the store to find the sales racks. Today, I bought a turquoise sweater. It was already marked down by 40%. I got an additional 40% off the lowest sale price. I paid $20 with tax. I would never have bought this sweater at regular price. The fitting rooms are clean, roomy, and bright. Staff are always helpful. (208)

I go here to buy children's clothes to gift. They always have something. Their stores can be…read morechaotic but service is always friendly. It's good value for money too

Fast service and the staff is so friendly. They assist me with my needs. I will be back and for…read moresure shop more.

I was looking for a dress and had been to other secondhand/thrift stores prior to coming to this…read morestore. I didn't find what I was looking for. What I noticed was that the price for activewear was much higher than at other thrift stores.

I have been shopping there (and consignment stores in general) for over 10 years now, and I NEVER…read morehad a problem with any of the staff there. I'm sadden by all the nasty reviews about the ladies working there. I guess you get what you deserve. Treat people with respect and honesty, and for the most part they will treat you well. I have seen nasty consignors and customers there.. asking for discounts (it's already a discount store... ), arguing about the store consignment policy and pricing, etc - so I can see why this can lead to trouble. On a personal level, I dealt with a few of their staffers, and they went over and beyond to find my unsold items after expiry date. There's a review about "the Asian girl" (as one of the reviewers calls her)... super nice, actually. She called me on my cell to let me know she found them and had them aside for me to pick up. As a consignor.. the usual policy is like everywhere else. 55-60% to the store is standard for the mid-range. You only get 50% for super high end items, usually priced over $500 or so in places like VSP, etc. Sure they have to be picky when selective their merchandise; their objective is to sell the stuff they take, not to clean up your closet of everything you bring. The stuff is ok; yes, some are overpriced and I wish they went on sale more often, but this is not staff's fault. It's also about what you see as value. If you expect a Value Village, this isn't it (thank goodness). I had times when I left with tons of scores, and times when I left empty handed. Frankly, few of us need anything for the most part so it's impulse shopping like any other clothing store... I wish the store looked a little more creative, but at the end of the day, Winners isn't any better. Again, be open minded and kind and you can have a great time scouring.. :)