300 post!! It deserves to be about something I'm very passionate about. Salvation Army is my go to…read morefor goods donations. I love their ideology which is creating an organization to meet the needs of all humans without discrimination. They happily accept accessories, antiques, collectibles, clothing, electronics, computers, housewares, media and books, seasonal items, textiles and toys. There are a few things they do not accept due to sanitary reasons and I suggest if you're not too sure always visit their website to check before heading there. I'm a firm believer in decluttering off and on-I really don't set a specific time of the year to do that I just do it whenever I feel the need.And that gently used goods will make a difference to someone's life tomorrow just gives me a sense of joy. I highly recommend that you check all the donations well before handing them over. For clothing I generally check if there any rips or broken buttons. And for toys I generally check the condition and if they are working properly. These are my two mains. They drop off is pretty Convenient. You just go behind the store and you can leave at their back door. As the world has become more conscious and preloved stuff is becoming more and more common. I love buying silver silverware and crockery from here. I have bought some gorgeous antique silverware from here and some beautiful bone china crockery for a fraction of cost. This location has plenty of parking in front of it. The staff is friendly. Not sure about exchanges but it's best to ask before buying. This location is fairly clean.

Lovely items, but BUYERS BEWARE!! Management are highly judgmental and argumentative. Despite…read morefollowing return guidelines, I was treated terribly after making ONE return during the holiday season. I have supported this local business for years and had family go there to buy my Pandora Jewelry. I will NEVER set foot in that store again.

From the owner: Family owned and operated since 1989, specializing in custom design, jewellery repair, and watch…read morerepair with in house gemologists and jewellers!

Cool used goods from clothing to furniture a d everything in between. A great place to drop off…read morenearly anything you would like to donate and a better cause than most.

I had a silver bracelet that I had bought several years ago when I lived in India. It was a very…read morecomplex intertwining of small linkages and over the years, some had broken or even had been lost, weakening it to the point where it might have just snapped and be unwearable. I looked up on Yelp for jewelers that did repairs and LPJ was not just close by but highly rated. That rating is more than justified. Not only did they carefully inspect the damage, but gave me options at different price points, with no pressure at all. I wanted a complete restoration and after a week or so (which was exactly in the estimate), when I came to pick it up, I couldn't believe my eyes. It looked like when I had bought it over ten years ago. If I ever have any jewelry needs, repair or purchase, LPJ is at the top of my list.

My fiancé surprised my with a diamond and left me in charge of the design of the ring. I decided to…read moreuse Lorne Park Jewellers and met Raffi. Raffi helped me to design the perfect ring. He takes his time to understand your wishes and is overall a humble skillful person. It took 4 weeks for the ring to be ready and he exceeded my expectation. I can only recommend him and his team.

Very Bad attitude by Mohammed Hase no idea how to talk to…read morecustomers. When I asked him to give me managers name he completely refused

Fossil has a great selection of watches and leather accessories. Good prices too! Watches are…read moreusually on sale (50% off when I went) and they have a great selection! You can get some nice watches for as cheap as $40! Wallets are aplenty too, and they're not too expensive. So you'll still have some cash to put in the new wallet you pick up! The staff are very friendly and extremely helpful. If you need to get a high quality watch, and don't want to break the bank, you should check out this store!

It's definitely a 3 star Winners. So located in Milton it's a small size store definitely can't…read morecompare to the bigger ones.This location just has winners and is not combined with home sense. So it's nice to have one around but honestly their inventory is so so limited..don't get much variety in clothing or home stuff. Any time I have tried looking for a bedding set I don't have much luck. I usually go there once in a while to see if they have anything good. Anytime I need to buy stuff for an occasion and seasonal gifts I try going to the one on Argentia which is so well stocked. Out of all the departments in this location my favorite has been their jewelry section I have been able to find some really gorgeous pieces at this store. I think the customer volume isn't that much so you can still find a few things that stay..in busier location they get picked right away. Overall I love the staff here they are very helpful and friendly.Even if the lines are backed up they are very good in clearing them up pretty quick. It's located in the same plaza as Shoppers drug mart-lots of parking.

The T.J. Maxx (or T.K. Maxx if you're in Ireland) of Canada. Winners is actually owned by the same…read morecompany as T.J. Maxx (TJX Companies), but if you've ever been inside a T.J. Maxx and then Winners, it's pretty obvious. The layout and products are basically the same! Winners offers high quality brands at an extremely discounted price in clothing, dish-ware, shoes, furniture, organic and unique food, beauty products, and home decoration. Now, I am not a brand junkie or anything, but I've personally found that name brand clothing (like Guess jeans, for example) just FIT better, last longer, and are just higher quality. So if I can get a $120 pair of Guess jeans for $15, not only will I, but I'll will be forced to restrain myself from jumping up and down in the store. Not everything is worth the price tag, but some (if not most) are, and it's absolutely worth a moment of your time to stop in and browse. The only other thing I have to add is that every Winners has mostly the same selection, but some have things the others do not. For example, this Winners is pretty good all around, but the Winners on Matheson Blvd has mens designer suits! Basically my policy is, if we're in a town and pass a Winners, assuming we have time, we almost always stop in for at least a browse. It's almost like high brow thrift shopping.

In such large store with hardly couple of support staff. Had to literally go to cash counter twice…read moreto ask for assistance.

This is a review for the Saks Off 5th located at the Toronto Premium Outlets in Halton Hills. This…read moreparticular Saks Off 5th outlet replaced the old Hudson's Bay outlet, and can be found right across from the Brooks Brothers, Guess, and Kate Spade outlet stores, in the western portion of the outlet plaza. Overall, a bit disappointing. Some products also looked suspiciously similar to the stock on the shelves when the Hudson's Bay outlet was still around a few months ago. Granted, they did move some things around. The shoe section is now at the back, and a wider accessories section is now located to the right of the store (includes watches). There's a bit of a slightly (but very, very slightly) more upscale feel than the Hudson's Bay outlet used to have, with some higher-end brands like Valentino, Christian Dior, and Lanvin sparsely spotted at the shoe section or the accessories section - however, be warned that while there area variety of brands, product selection itself is very, very limited, and personally, the products didn't appeal to me at all. Other brands like Rebecca Minkoff (I didn't spot any of her classics - just one-off purses with her name slapped on it) and Marc Jacobs can also be spotted. Steve Madden, Jessica Simpson, Coach, also form a pretty significant portion of the brands that can be found at this location. I also found a Kate Spade purse for $149 at this location, that I found for $129 at the outlet a couple doors down. Overall, pretty underwhelming. I'm sure if you looked hard enough, you could potentially find something that may remotely appeal to you, within a reasonable price range, but while there were a decent amount of brands available, selection within each brand was disappointing. The store overall didn't feel anything special, and felt way too remarkably similar to other department stores in the GTA. If you want a more upscale feel, head to the actual Saks Fifth Avenue at the Eaton Centre/Sherway.