No sales here. Depends if you like the brand or not. I do like their style and clothing. Good…read morequality. They support recycling and caring for the earth. Store is quite small.

I'm a fan of Patagonia---their fashion options and the core beliefs behind the company (caring for…read morethe Earth, playing on the earth, and looking good). So, I made a super quick pitstop at their 8th Ave establishment. If only I were made of Loonies. Man, I always see tons of stuff I want on my body when I walk into these stores. But, I digress. I wasn't here to shop the afternoon away. My ride was parked in a loading zone and I need to efficiently hunt for shoes. A nice yellow-haired woman (with a unique accent) saw my hyperness and helped me out. I was in dire need of shoes (my previous runners served me well on this planet, but the walking gods chose to take them back in an Alberta plains tornado the day before). I tried on a few shoes. One felt weird on my toes, but looked cool. Another one felt magnificent, but was fluorescent yellow....I almost got this one. I was torn. The girl there offered to call up to their Banff store to try a store swap, but alas, I was only a ship in the night here and that wouldn't work. Sadly, I wasn't able to get some runners here, but I did love the store and will definitely come back here whenever I'm in need and in Cow Town.

Wow, I really like this store, and essentially the most attractive thing about this store is one of…read morethe staff members, I believe he is from Winnipeg and his name is Charley. He is funny, stylish and has amazing fashion sense. If you need anything in the store and it is lacking it, he is very quick to take down your specs and contact you when they do. Fantastic service! Leo's all around is crazy sick, great window displays, and interior design, good area of designer jeans plus we are talking fashion by Betsey Johnson, Free People, Acne, Young Fabulous and Broke, just to name a few. This is a store with solid lines of both men's and women's fashion, but be on the lookout for Leo's accessories; Bling and Da Bomb. Great necklaces in silver with a simple initial hanging in lower case letters, wonderful belts and kick ass bags and purses. They are moving into Aussie fashion, it's the swagger sensation for the new season, and I find that their pieces although pricey are quite unique. Check this Leo out folks; his bark is as big as his bite.

First off let me say that Ren R.'s review has some erroneous facts within it. "Leo Boutique is one…read moreof the few boutiques left in Calgary after the recession". This statement is simply not true, as more boutique style stores have opened in Calgary over the last two years or so than ever before in recent memory. Shops like Brooklyn, Henry, Bloke Clothing among others, as far as I know the only boutique style store that has closed because of the recession is Smyth and Kang. More to the point, Leo Boutique is great, has many brands and styles not often found in Canada such as Acne, but also featuring more common up and coming brands such as Nudie and Cheap Mondays and other great Swedish brands. Great service, the decor is also very simple but equally elegant. This is one of 17th ave's best

Rarely do I leave a shop feeling I learned something new. So many brands are so ubiquitous as to…read moreput you to sleep. Not here! Not only did I encounter some brands I'd never seen before, but they also perfectly hit my prized trifecta/venn diagram of shopping: bold and fun prints, natural fibers, and reasonably priced. The store has tons of floor space and is filled with happy colors, unique prints and a variety of styles. If I lived here this would be on my regular rotation. Staff was kind and helpful. I almost skipped out the door with my purchase, heart filled with shopping joy. I'd forgotten what that was like.

Terrible customer service. Sold me a defective Paul Frank sweater online with Julius shown to be on…read moreit but not actually on it. Passed it off for a fine print note and refused to refund or provide store credit.

This business has suddenly closed all of its locations and made no effort to notify and pay out…read moreconsignors. I emailed the store and received the following automatic reply: Due to the long lasting recession and high inflation our store can no longer cope with the dramatic drop in sales. These financial hardships unfortunately resulted in the very sad decision to permanently close the store. We would like to thank all of our customers and consignors for supporting us for the last 15 years. We regret any inconveniences this may have caused you. This is unfortunately a situation beyond our control. We no longer have access to consignor accounts and all remaining items are subject to donations. SalvEdge Boutique no longer exists and therefore this email is no longer monitored.

May 29, 2022 - Store is under new ownership since about Nov 2021…read more Horrible experience with new owner. Retrieved all my clothes recently when I couldn't get a balance on my account after several attempts. I was told yesterday, that even though those clothes/accessories had sold, they had "expired" long ago and therefore NO balance was owing to me. For the record, I extended the time twice (once they extended it themselves-noted on an email- as their system was down and they were transitioning to a new system). My clothes and accessories were featured prominently on their website, on their mannequins, in their window displays and modelled/featured many many times on instagram, and I could see when some sold - so I question that they were "expired" as obviously they were very much still sellable. Regardless, they sold my items recently or in the last 3 months (many designer - Kate Spade, Club Monaco, Aritzia, BCBG, etc.) and kept 100% of the proceeds - sending me a pittance apparently for items that sold prior to expiry . Do not consign with this new owner! If you currently do - I would pull my stuff from that store and demand a full accounting of the transactions. I will be filling a complaint with the BBB this week. I had to give it a 1 start in order to post this review - but this new owner does not deserve any.

Tory Burch makes my heart sing…read more I love the high quality style, and the service is excellent! I have shopped both in Chinook Center and online and the service and product have been consistently exceptional. Wait until you read this story of exceptional customer service. I had a small, casual wedding in July 2013 and purchased both my shoes and wedding dress from Tory Burch (I posted pictures so you can see). The ladies at Tory Burch were enthusiastic, helpful and got me suited up, and even watered down with a diet coke while I shopped (seriously?? I never expected that kind of hospitality!). Fast forward a few months, I tried on my dress and....... I put on a "little weight". I needed to go up a size. The dress was unworn, and I brought it in and they went through the whole rigoramol again, (diet coke, friendly, helpful, compassionate) and i got the "new" correct size and was out the door. Now here's the kicker. Right before my wedding, I get a delivery to my home. Flowers! From Tory Burch, CONGRATULATING me! They have a fan for life. I tell everyone the story. They need to know how Tory Burch has gone above and beyond any retail experience I have had. They honestly have inspired me to do better, because I can see what a difference it makes.

Review #2 of Yelp's 30 Day Challenge 2012…read more Tory Burch opened about a week ago and I was so excited as I'm a big fan of their flats. I told my husband about it and joked that he should buy me a pair of ballet flats. Well he took it seriously and agreed, what's a girl to do? :) The one grayed out star is for the overall feel of the store. When we walked in it felt like the store was too cramped. The shelves look like they were too small for the number of items there wanted to display. In the spot where the ballet flats are, it looked like they just placed one of each style they have without thinking if the display will actually entice their customers into purchasing. Those four stars are for their products and service. Their products maybe a bit on the pricey side but they last and their designs go with a lot of styles - I love that cos I hate thinking too much about what shoes or bag goes with what. Their sales people are friendly and really attentive. I think I had two ladies help me and I only tried on two pairs of shoes. My husband was happy too because he was offered refreshments while waiting for me try on shoes, also he didn't have to get out of the couch to pay and claim our purchase (we're not as lazy as this in real life :P) I wouldn't say it's a place that you go to every week for shopping unless you really can afford to do so. I will probably have to eat leather and live in my purse if I do that. For the service and quality of product I think this place is worth checking out and maybe once in a while buy something that pleases your eyes. I think it's just fair for a lady to splurge every now and then right? :)

Agreed. This store is hit and miss. I also find that their sizing can be a bit all over the place…read more....sometimes a medium fits, sometimes it doesn't and they also have numerical sizes thrown into the mix making it hard to judge what to scoop up without trying everything on (and having to bring numerous options to the change room). I find this place to always be a bit of a madhouse and their cash location is odd...deeper in the store rather than near the door. Their floor staff can also be hit and miss. Some are really friendly and helpful while others will bump into you aimlessly restocking items. Still, they do offer a lot of classic options that are well made and flattering.

Overall I like the quality and options for basic clothes, but full price for some of their stuff…read moreseems a bit nuts. The only reason i say full price is crazy because if you watch they always run 40% full price items deals and etc. So now you know, it ALWAYS goes on sale and even many times a month- no need to pay top dollar. I too find the staff interesting. Sometimes they are super friendly and sometimes either your ignored or unless you look fresh out of Holt Renfrew, you can get snubbed.

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.

I ordered online from EMI at the Calgary branch of Anthropologie. She was so great. Efficient,…read morepersonable, patient, kind, knew her business perfectly. I will always call and order through her now. First she wrote everything down then checked each item diligently. Then she called me once everything was ready. It was smooth and very easy for me. I appreciate such a great salesperson. Highly recommend EMI. Talya Frith Vancouver BC

If not for their low prices, then at least for the abundance of quirky items, does this place…read moredeserve four stars. Aside from a standard greeter and the fleeting cashiers, there is little in the way of customer service at this store, which is likely a company standard (because there is no way you are getting service in their Granville Street location in Vancouver either). However, Hipster-Spotting is a bottomless treat and the funnest way to kill some time before work. Granola clothes, a respectable vinyl collection, offbeat humor books, laughable trinkets - all is fair game and easily available. My favorite items are the T-shirts, and my favorite T's I have from Urban Outfitters are as follows: 1) Wooderson, with his trademark "alright, alright, alright" circling around his beautiful face. 2) Joy Division, "Love Will Tear Us Apart" and its 12' vinyl cover (sadly bleach stained) 3) Dr. Strangelove 7/30

Kudos to Laura Millar the new manager at Urban Outfitters! You not only exceeded our expectations…read morefor customer services but you're really cool too! On Saturday we had a plan to box up a Crosley turntable that my son had got for Christmas. He hadn't used it in months because he thought it was wrecking his records. So we called the store to see what our options were and she said, "Bring it in". So we drove form out of Calgary to Chinook Mall hoping that things might work out. Well they did. Our son was able to get another name brand turntable instead of returning the Crosely to the factory by mail. Thank you, thank you Laura. You rock! And ps welcome to the friendly city of Calgary :-)