This shop kills me every time I go inside. I can't afford a thing on the racks, but I torture…read moremyself by window-shopping just the same. Prices rarely dip below the $200 mark but you'd almost swear it's worth the splurge and temptation to claim "fashion need" bankruptcy. The pieces in this boutique are exquisite and come from a splattering of designers - both known and emerging - who all have impeccable taste. Unique combinations of neutral tones and tactile materials mix with bohemian and eclectic to create the most stylish wardrobe a girl could hope for. Apart from the shell-shocking price tags, the shopping experience at Misch is very pleasurable. Hardwood floors and neatly arrange racks make for easy garment spotting and you'll also find a small assortment of very groovy shoes and bags to compliment your gorgeous look. I will definitely return to Misch to shop up a storm, once I've made my millions.

Though I usually find shopping to be a thoroughly therapeutic experience (!), there are certain…read moretimes and occasions when it can get a bit stressful. Like when you are invited to a big event or posh party last minute, only to discover you have absolutely nothing to wear! In this scenario, retail therapy can quickly turn into a complete and total nightmare. My suggestion: choose a store that will calm and relax your nerves, no matter how frantic you feel. With flowers, relaxing music, and aromatherapy, Misch on Granville Street creates an atmosphere conducive to finding the perfect outfit. Peruse the racks of neatly filed fashion finds for many big names in fashion, some hot off the runway, in a plethora of fabrics, patterns, and cuts, lace, satin, cashmere; dresses, skirts, pants, blazers, tops, and jackets, shoes, and designer jewellery. Trend with a twist is what you'll find at Misch. And, since they only order one size of each piece, you'll never get caught wearing someone else's outfit!

Came in because I needed a last minute grad dress and was blown away! There was a rack of long…read moredresses, mostly whites and pastels, size S M and L. The prices were very fair for the quality, every dress I tried on was under $200. When I was there I was the only person in the store, so I felt very comfortable when I was trying on dresses in front of the manager and my boyfriend. She was so sweet, very helpful and gave me heels to wear when I was looking in the mirror. She helped me chose my dress and was perfectly on the line between giving me time and space to decide, but also telling me how gorgeous the dresses looked. I felt no pressure to purchase, but when you try the right dress on, you know! She also had shoes in store that we very modestly priced, a cute pair of loafers only $40. Other, short dresses were more copious around the store, as well as jewelry and tops. I didn't have time to explore all the racks, but any upcoming occasion I have I will no doubt be returning here first. Cheapest prices, cutest, trendiest clothes and the sweetest girl running it all. Definitely recommend you giving this place a try. The only downside to this place is that it's not a chain, so if it's not on the racks it's not available, but I actually really like that. It adds to the uniqueness of the dress, especially for events such as graduation.

Fantastic women's boutique in gastown! The owner and stylists who work in the store are friendly…read moreand very happy to help you find pieces that work for your body! They carry a wide variety of stylish dresses (both classics and trendy styles) and update their stock weekly. It's one store I've always been able to find something in every time I go. The prices are very reasonable for a nice high quality dress. I've been shopping here for 4+ years now and never had a problem with anything bought here.

I've been working in Mt. Pleasant for over a year and decided to do some shopping on my break. I…read morewas looking for comfy but stylish clothes and was happy to see they had a lot of selection. Although I was very happy with my purchases, I've given a low rating due to the terrible customer service. I've been to this location 3 times and have been completely ignored while shopping. I do not feel welcome at all so I will not be returning.

The first time I walked in here, I knew I'd be back. The style of clothing is right up my kids'…read morealley. The left side of the store is for the boys and the right side for the girls. I am happy too see that the prices were reasonable and not ridiculously marked up. The staff members are all friendly, however not all are fully trained. More often than not the cashier I get end up getting the manager because s/he doesn't know what to do to make the transaction go through. Simple things like Tax-Exemption forms. Each time we go to 8th & Main, we always walk out with a purchase :o) There is always something for each one of my children. If you're a driver ... parking can be a nightmare ... be wary of the time you go, there are time restrictions on Main st for parking.

I can appreciate that their items are made from sustainable fabrics, but the prices are a little on…read morethe high side. Maybe if I loved the styles more, I can justify it and perhaps if they had a sale. Then again, everyone has different styles since my friend just loved this store. The sales person never once greeted me as well, but they seemed nice and could have been really busy. She worked with a smile on her face, I like that.

12 months later and my love affair with this little shop stands…read more Last week, I was walking the Make It Festival when the infamous Karen jumped into the aisle in front of me. Not only did she remember me (i've bumped into her a few times at the shop, but not more then a handful) but she was still the incredibly energetic, totally genuine ball of sunshine that made me RUN home to pen that first review back in January. And so, as a tip of the hat to my top service ninja of the year, I thought it be best to share some new findings at Two of Hearts: 1. Karen has a jewellery line that she sells at the shop! Go buy it and support local crafters and an all around rad person! ...I don't remember the name, because I took a business card and had her write down the specifics on a few pieces. Such organization obviously means I will lose said card within 24 hours. I do however have a note that says: "Sounds like the muppets song Mahna Mahna." Because i'm an adult. So I will take that to the Twitterverse for further investigation. Stay tuned. 2. Hats!! If you are looking for the most fabulous fall hat, go check out the Andre felt hats from Montreal. I debated over mine last January and it is singlehandedly my second favourite purchase of the year (it's tough to compete with the Fiat...) They are an excellent price (under $100), made in Canada and just classic, beautiful pieces. But if you buy the red one in the window before, I will get mad at you. Bonus points: you can't even find this line online for a better price. Tip of the hat 2ofH. 3. Bags! I have beat the s%&t out of my bag over the year - every day, dual laptop wielding and it has survived. Definitely looking a bit worse for wear, but it's held up far better then I expected, considering the price point is so reasonable. Right now, they have super awesome colours like hot pink mailbags & bright red clutches. It's a rainbow money suck! 4. Still with the awesome people. Karen isn't an anomaly here. Honest to gosh, i've had nothing but the most fabulous service every time i've gone in. Everyone who works here is all sugar & spice. ...I still have yet to find any actual clothing that fits me properly here... but I don't care. Great accessories & fab people will keep this place as a go to. *** Meiku Designs!!! ... not even close.

I guess it's true that the higher the merchandise prices the snobbier the staff. Went in there to…read moresee if I could find something nice for my granddaughter. Even though there were two sales people in the tiny shop neither of them so much as acknowledged my presence the whole time I was there. They manoeuvred around me, passed me, stood near me, all while completely ignoring me. I waited by the till while a staff member wrote up something, hoping for at least "I'll be with you in a moment," but no. She finished what she was doing, turned and walked away. There WERE other customers in the store that they were assisting, but does that preclude a quick smile or hello to a new customer? I had questions about a couple of items and waited patiently. To no avail. I may as well not have been there. I gave up, left and won't return. If you like browsing $200 T-shirts and $400 sweaters while being ignored by staff, Twist is the place for you.

Having been around since 1986, Twist Fashions must be doing something right...and I think I know…read morewhat that something is: a massive variety of designers thus bringing in a diverse collection for the optimal shopping experience! Personally, I found the store to be a little busy in design, with too many clothes on too little racks, but at the same time, I shouldn't complain about TOO many clothes should I? Especially if said clothes are of the Mexx, Esprit, In Wear, Part Two, Kenneth Cole, Lucky, Hudson, Jag, Yummy Tummy shapewear and Velvet amongst others. A woman who shops here supports herself and knows how to have a good time! High-quality stockings, shoes, boots and jewellery by exclusive to Twist fashions designer, Cari Streeter, bring the store into the perfect shopping realm.

Wow ! I had such a great time . Amazing experience and so much fun ! I now understand my colors!read more

What an incredible weekend in Vancouver! Celebrating my best friend's birthday turned into an…read moreunforgettable experience with our amazing friend Christina, a certified colour analysis analyst. Christina made us feel special and excited as she guided us through discovering our true colors. The session was eye-opening, highlighting shades that enhance our beauty and showing us what to avoid. Shopping will never be the same--I can't wait to use my new color palette! Christina tailored her advice perfectly for each of us, offering insights that no AI tool could replicate. It was a delightful mix of education and fun, filled with laughter. If you ever get the chance to experience colour analysis, do it! It's not just about colors; it's about embracing who you are. Thank you, Christina, for making our experience so special! Have any of you tried colour analysis? What was it like for you?

I've consigned at Mine & Yours in the Kits location. What sets them apart is that they do what they…read moresay they will. They really stick to that principle. The prices have leveled compared to before. Perhaps they have new buyers and are priced properly. When you bring items in, you get three clear options: they buy it outright on the spot, you consign it and wait for it to sell, or you take store credit to shop. That flexibility lets you choose what suits you, whether it's quick cash, a better payout later, or building credit toward your next find. The terms are explained plainly, with no surprises. The process is professional and respectful of your time due, and the shop itself is very well curated. I'd recommend it to anyone who wants to clear out their closet or shop secondhand and be treated fairly. Also, they have text me many times when they have sales or special events, very personal and I feel special (be on a good distribution lists), very lovely people indeed, plus, they love my wee pups here that every time we pass by the store, Lavender and Chappie will pull me in, because they get royal treatment. Thank you Mine and Yours! Kudos to that customer service skills.

One of many high end consignment shops in the downtown Vancouver area, Mine & Yours trades in high…read moreend luxury brand clothes and accessories that have been slightly used. The luxury brands that my wife saw were: Self-Portrait, Louis Vuitton, Stella McCartney, Maje, Gucci, Jimmy Choo, Fendi....even a piece of Fendace (collab between Fendi and Versace). The condition of the items examined were all nwt, excellent, or very good. My wife ended up buying a pair of Givenchy sneakers, which she thought was a great deal. You have to be buzzed in by an employee to get in, and the store itself is small, so they probably limit the number of people inside at a time. It wasn't that busy on a Sunday afternoon.

This little boutique is filled with gorgeous on trend and instagram worthy fashion that is…read moreCRUELTY-FREE! It's really refreshing that a high upscale neighborhood like Yaletown offers a boutique that carries PETA approved brands. I've been so impressed with the owner's decision to carry only faux fur / suede that I advertised this business on Vancouver Vegans. If you're looking for a stylish warm winter coat, check out their NOIZE line. The craftmanship is superior and I only paid about $150 for a coat I get lots of compliments on. You don't need to spend $1200 on a coat that came from wolves and geese that died horrific deaths. I hope that they continue to be on the right side of history by selling only Vegan products. The world needs to know that vegan items are functional, cute, high quality, and glamorous.

This is an adorable little boutique in an arcade-like complex that houses a gelato cafe, a little…read morespa and some other smaller shops. The name of this store is quite the misnomer, though: I honestly thought this would be a shoe store, based on its name, but it's not! Rather, it's a women's clothing and accessory store that, as fate would have it, also sells shoes! The selection of clothing is eclectic and, to be honest, my daughter and I initially thought this was a high-end, trendy thrift shop. There are not a lot of items and what there is, there aren't a huge range of sizes. BUT....what they have is cute, unique, and of good quality. And it's all new (not used). I remember there being some kick-ass long dresses that were gorgeous! I would say the target demographic here is a smaller-size woman in her late teens to late twenties. The lady who was working in the store when we visited was very friendly and helpful. We were just browsing, but had we been looking for something particular, I've no doubt she would have steered us in the right direction.

there was a sale at aritzia, so naturally, i ducked in to check it out. finally found the tshirt…read morei've been hunting down for over three months, in my size and design. i grabbed two sizes just in case, since it fits small. this canadian retailer was founded in vancouver back in 1984, and their flagship location at robson and thurlow is made up of three connected storefronts. it's spacious, and sleek, complete with a lounge area featuring leather sofas, knit poufs, and a sculptural wire frame lounger with a matching footstool. part showroom, part chill out zone, it blends fashion and lifestyle in a way that feels more boutique than chain. they carry their own in house brands like wilfred (feminine and elevated), babaton (tailored and sleek), and tna (casual streetwear vibes), plus their iconic super puff line for the fashion forward fashionistas. now for the twist: no mirror in the fitting room (rude), so i debated just buying both tees and calling it a day. i was wearing a dress and then remembered i had shorts on underneath. crisis averted. mission accomplished. the a/c was strong, the staff were helpful. finally snagged the tee i'd been manifesting for ages, and of course, the one thing i wanted wasn't part of the sale. typical.

This experience speaks to online shopping in the US for the holidays, which ended up in customer…read moreservice out of Vancouver. This speaks to that and not a physical storefront. I purchased expensive pants for Christmas end of November for my wife. The pants were $30 off but still well over $100 dollars total. Christmas came and my wife didn't like them. Ok, it happens. I moved to return them to be told that it was past two weeks and couldn't be done. I explained it was a Christmas gift. Happily, customer service relented on their policy for that allowing me to return them. However, I then received a gift card unexpectedly rather than a refund. It was explained that this is policy if the item is marked down. Really? I said to customer service I'll chalk it up to caveat emptor but to think that I'd need to read deeply in the returns policy when purchasing clothing online for the holidays to make sure I'm not out over $100 essentially (my wife doesn't like their clothing) is terrible policy. The customer service agent was nice and tried to see what she could do but was told that she didn't have the power to do anything. That's also bad customer service: failing to empower the agents who are the face of the company with the customers. So I explained I wouldn't make a stink but would be letting people online know of my negative experience so that no one else should suffer my fate. Hence this review. Beware and good luck!

This is the BEST little clothing boutique. Its my Go To for fabulous high quality cloths,…read moreaccessories and special gifts. I have always been impressed by the personal attention I get every time I go there. Thank you for your consistent quality and dedication to our community. As a very busy executive, I only have time to shop at Tenth & Proper.

I always go there first. European clothes at reasonable prices, excellent service. The fitting…read morerooms could be more comfortable but that's just a minor detail.