Largest I believe Gap in Calgary. Lots of choices for babies to toddlers to teens to adults…read more Clothing variety changes with the season and there seems to always be great deals at Gap. Store layout has adults and teens in the entrance inside the mall while on the back and side onto MacLeod trail is where the babies and toddlers clothes are. Style has really improved over the years but the pricing seems to be on high end as clothing quality is on par with H &M but can't match price. Overall staff are super friendly and selection is huge and can't go wrong with Gap for all ages.

From the outside this place looks amazingly impressive. Not only is it a Gap store, but it's also…read moreBaby Gap and Gap Body, all fused together as one. It's gigantic, it's huge and yes, it's overwhelming. I was ready to drop a couple bills last night when I walked in, but believe it or not, I ended up leaving without having dropped a single cent. Why you ask? Because nobody helped me. I walked around the store for about 20 minutes, searching desperately for someone to help me find the right size in something I had managed to find all on my own in this mammoth of a store, but no one came to my rescue. That's really too bad all you Gap folk. I had a good couple of hundreds tucked in my wallet and it could have been yours if only you had said hello.

I personally shop this establishment regularly and find that it is very professional and the owner…read moreis more than fair. We are left to browse and it is a very comfortable atmosphere. I would recommend this store to anyone. G Jenkins

This store was lovely! I went with my grandmother and found at least 5 shirts (and some bras) that…read morefit lovely! The service was great! It was a quiet place, but that ment she just checked up on us a little more. We we're there for 2-3 and did even go through half the store. They have wonderful selection, and sizing. We did see some things that were XS-M, but mostly L-XL. (There were a few larger things.) The prices are such a deal! With was seems to be 1/2 -3/4 off the original price. The also have some hats, a lot of purses, and tons of shoes.

I went into this location in a panic as my dress for a gala this Saturday is showing WAY TOO MUCH…read moreSIDE BOOB. Anyway, Gifti (sp?) at the store and the other young dark haired girl, were amazing. I walked away with a great jumpsuit, a purse, shoes and earrings in under 30 minutes. I think they did a great job - they even steamed my garment for me so it would be ready without stress. I'm so grateful that I didn't have to go mental looking for something to wear, and we had a great time shopping. Thanks gals.

Simply from a guy's point of view, it drops a star because it's located on the 2nd level, a no-no…read more It's tough enough to get us in a mall in the first place lol. The usual bigness, with sales in the back. Not firewagon clear cut sales with 20-30% compared to others but they're stylish and good quality. Located across from Mexx.

I haven't been in the store yet I'm going tomorrow but from the People, the ladies I spoke to were…read morevery nice and I'm really looking forward to it

they have a wonderful array of both gently used clothing and new items. staff is lovely and very…read moreaccommodating and helpful been shopping here for years

Nicely laid out store…read more Super friendly and helpful staff! I love that. It's nice to be greeted when you walk in a store. Good sales. A lot of selection on a variety of styles and ample sizes available in the times I was trying on.

Airdrie Reitmans store is a terrible place to shop. During my visit 3 weeks ago to do an exchange…read moreand some shopping an employee working on the sales floor was wearing her mask as a chin warmer, she was coughing without covering her mouth several times while stocking garments that people will be purchasing and touching. The sales clerks action made me feel unsafe, nervous and very uncomfortable since we are living in a COVID19 world I knew I had quickly do my return and leave the store. I mentioned my concern to another staff member who seemed to not care, she covered for her colleague saying she has asthma and can't wear a mask. I decide to make a call to head office to voice my concerns. I'm still waiting for someone to get back to me 3 plus weeks later. The Silence speaks volumes and says to me that Reitman does not care about its customers. Maybe my next stop is a call to Alberta Health. In my opinion this store needs to be visited by the health board I'm sure they will care. Shoppers beware!

I had a really great experience here! I'd never ventured into an Anthropologie before, but I was…read moreshopping with my Aunt and figured, what the heck. I love the vibe of the store, and found the mix of household items, clothes, and accessories to be pretty cool. I loved the eclectic nature of everything. I had been looking all day to find an outfit for my engagement photos and was pretty much spent at that point, but with the help of a great sales associate I found a beautiful dress that I felt amazing in, and a great belt to go with it after some trial and error. After a day of things not fitting and frustration she made it easy to feel great about myself and my shopping experience was excellent! I was definitely intrigued to see a "bridal registry" binder behind the till! I bought some cute gifts while I was there as well. I will definitely be a repeat customer!

I am writing to share my deep frustration regarding the recent experience I've had with their…read morereview-based rewards program. I am a frequent shopper who values your brand, but the current implementation of their coupon policy is incredibly disappointing and feels intentionally misleading. Between April 2nd and April 13th, I submitted five product reviews. Based on my understanding of the program, I was anticipating receiving my 25% discount code on July 1st. To my dismay, I discovered that the coupon is tied specifically to the last date a review was submitted. Consequently, I am now forced to wait until July 13th to receive the discount, rather than the beginning of the month. This policy is incredibly frustrating for a few reasons: Lack of Transparency: Nowhere on their website was it clearly stated that the issuance of the reward is pegged to the specific calendar date of the final review submission. I feel blindsided by a rule that isn't communicated upfront. Inventory Risk: Because I am now stuck waiting until the 13th, the items I intended to purchase with this discount are at a high risk of selling out or having my size become unavailable. It defeats the purpose of being a loyal customer who takes the time to provide feedback if I cannot actually use the incentive provided. The Logic of the Policy: The current structure simply doesn't make sense. If a customer submits a review on the 30th of a month, they receive the coupon on the 30th--practically at the end of the window. Furthermore, if I purchase an item on the 29th, I am effectively forced to wait until the 30th to review it anyway. It would be far more customer-friendly and logical to have these rewards issued on the 1st of the month, regardless of the specific submission date, so that customers can actually plan their shopping accordingly. I truly enjoy Anthro products, but this experience has left me feeling undervalued as a customer. I hope Anthro will reconsider how this policy is messaged to shoppers or, better yet, update the system to be more functional and transparent.

A really well rounded gift shop with a ton of variety. If you can't find a gift here, what are you…read moreeven doing? A number of items you see from popular brands like Knock Knock- sarcastic socks, notes with attitude, but also lots of stuff that looks locally inspired and / or local made. Home items, wedding, birthday, Calgary and Canada, jewelry, fun mugs. Books, the list goes on and on. Can't imagine what doing inventory here is like, but they have a really appealing and well rounded shop. Loved it!

I took a long walk around Calgary yesterday. It was a beautiful warm and sunny day and I wasn't…read moreabout to miss it. Interesting people were out, cute dogs were being walked by their owners, and everyone seemed to be in a good mood. Part of my stroll was down the "hip" Uptown area of 17th Avenue. What drew me into Steeling Home from my walk was an on sale desk fan that was displayed outside on a cute antique table. The price was right, but I knew darn well that it would be hard to get it in the suitcase for my eventual trip back to the San Francisco Bay Area. I might still change my mind on that.... Anyway, I decided to stroll around inside and really enjoyed exploring the many pockets of interesting stuff this relatively small store holds. It has books, antiques, jewelery, and much more in-between. The people watching was fun too, with a fresh touch of Portlandia thrown in. I'm glad I stopped in and reminded myself that marching around a new City is fun, and stopping to explore some of its quirks is even better.

Fantastic selection. Also some great deals as there are always a few things that they have marked…read moreway way down. They are also a fantastic supporter of the community, This is a store where you can feel good about supporting a local merchant while getting a superior shopping experiences.

This is by far the best gift shop in town! They have such an awesome selection of costumes for…read moreHallowe'en, plus kids ones all year round. Wonderful assortment of toys, especially educational and harder to find ones. Lots of great gifts for adults as well, plus gourmet spices, coffee, and seasonal knick knacks. Something for everyone!