Well went to buy some jeans, fitting room is closed so can't try them at the store, got to bring…read morethem home. Get home and nothing fits so had to bring them back, SURPRISE !!! no refund policy, so they give you store credit, the cashier didn't tell me about the no refund policy and it's not posted ANYWHERE in the store, not even at the cash. When I asked the cashier about the fact that it's not written anywhere he tells me it's written on the receipt. Isn't this too late now ? Moral of the story... IF YOU CANT TRY IT THERE, DONT buy it. You're stuck with a gift card you didn't want in the 1st place which you may never want to use. Guess it's the same for all of their stores.

I have been shopping at this store almost from the beginning. They used to also sell used clothing…read more They have clothes that are trendy, wide assortment and a lot from Italy. I have recommended to so many of my friends. Each season are new and delightful surprises. People come in from all over. Do your self a huge favor and take a look. You will not be sorry.

One size does not fit all but this store fits all sizes of real women…read more At 5'8", I'm not an overly tall woman but I'm long in the legs so I was delighted to discover that Reitmans carries pants in Tall as well as regular an petite. They also carry plus sizes in addition to regular fit. Clothes are generously cut that i fit a size smaller than budget stores. I absolutely adore Hyba line of fitness wear. It fits ferfect and washes well keeping the stretch. The staff are friendly and helpful every time I vist.

They are now permanently closed and there's a good reason for that. I went there 7 years ago…read morethinking I was going to buy some shoes for my new job and was rudely told "you may as well leave, you can't possibly afford anything here". Truth is I had a bit of money left from my savings just to buy shoes and clothes for my new job. Having said this though, as rude as she was she may have had a point because I went in today because they had signs stating that they were closing and everything was up to 50% off so I checked them out and found a pair of sandals I liked. I asked the employee how much they were and she snapped that the price was on them. I checked, their sale price? $220.00. I left and went to Beckers where they treat you like they were hoping you would come in and found the same sandals for $89. Regular price just over $100.00 and Walking on a Cloud employees wonder why they went out of business? SMH