On a recent sugar binge at Purebread, I spotted a stylish gent carrying a Frank & Oak brown paper…read moreshopping bag. Fifteen minutes, a few hundred calories, and a quick Yelp search later, I found myself standing inside of their beautiful Gastown store. First, it's hard not to be smitten by the space itself. Wood, brick, and steel seem to be Gastown staples, and this space blends the materials beautifully. At the same time though, cascading wall plants and some strategically placed trees make the space feel cozy. Factor in the ridiculously comfortable sofa near the dressing rooms, and you just might find yourself inquiring about a sublet. As for the main event, the clothing, the styles are mostly classic (with some welcome twists), the fabrics look and feel expensive, and the cuts are on the slimmer side. You can find everything from t-shirts and chinos to formal suits and sneakers (and pretty much everything in between). And the best part - the prices are actually reasonable. I have to give much deserved kudos to the wonderful staff, who made my shopping experience enjoyable from start to finish. Their patience and assistance while I seemingly tried on everything in the store was greatly appreciated. One final tidbit, make sure to enroll in their rewards program, which gives you back 4% of your in-store purchase for next-time. The credit never expires, and is stored electronically in their computer system for your convenience.

There is no denying that frank and oak products are great. I look forward to revamping my wardrobe…read morewith their select items. If you are in their store, it is most likely that you've chexked out their website already. My review is based on the customer service I received at the Gastown location. Me being an old dude, I'm use to shopping at GAP where the staff are smiling and super friendly despite on the stupidity of my questions. In this store, I got a blank look when I asked for helped, as if like a regular dude like me don't have clothing questions. The staff was unsure on what products were in promotion which is fine, if I was in their place I wouldnt remember either. It wasn't all that bad, but I just got a negative vibe from the staff almost as if they were lifeless and annoyed. Essentially, Frank and Oak staff in this store really need to smile and greet customers as if they like being there. No attitudes despite on shitty the day is going. The atmosphere in the place felt very snotty which does not make a good shopping experience. Regardless, I will continue to shop here and continue to ask questions so beware staff I will test your patience. I like their products and their prices are fair. Good day to you all!

Great store. Saager is a gentleman and is very friendly and nice to talk to. His selections are…read morealways on point and he has done a great job at promoting a style that will undoubtedly progress men's fashion in Vancouver. A city that very much needs it. Thanks for providing me with great customer service and quality mens clothing.

A generous rating considering how difficult it is to find, as it's not visible off Water St, other…read morethan their sandwich board. Kinda of in a cul de sac once you walk beside the corridor beside Coffee Bar. But it's in a cool area, and store itself does have a loft-style feel to it though upstairs is for their storage area. they carry the typical trendy men's fashion, such as Acne from Sweden, as they do focus on Europe. A tad more expensive than casual though not Holt Renfrew expensive. Saw a $500 blazer jacket on sale for $300. Very light material, and well-made. Accessories too. Friendly service; no AMEX here.

Cool looking concept shop, The brand gained popularity following the nike collab and Kanye west…read more The store is popular with people who got money to burn and individuals who has streetwear style personality (aka not afraid to show individuality). A street wear brand very popular in NYC and the owner behind the brand is no other than the head men's creative director (Virgil Abloh) of the Vuitton brand.

Employee extends her middle finger to me today. What a Shocking experience…read more Time of day - 3:50 pm today Vancouver location We heard about the store from a friend recently so came by to find it. We didn't have time to go in today so I stopped for a minute while my partner could take a peak inside - he had purchased OffWhite before, he planned to come back later and take a look. While I was stopped in front of the store looking for directions to our next location a young Asian girl comes out and tells me I can't park there and told me to move. I said i was not parking and was just checking for directions. She continued to insist I move on. Said I'll be a minute and move on and that we have purchased OffWhite product. I found my direction in google and as I was about to drive away I looked back, she was staring at me from inside the store and then raised her middle finger to me. I was shocked she would do this to anyone, especially a potential customer. I got out of my car and went in to say how shocked I was and that it was disrespectful. How embarrassing an experience, I certainly can not return to this store now.

I've bought several items here for my husband and they've been really helpful…read more I've now managed to drag my clothes-shopping-averse husband there a few times and he's bought several items too. Yes, their prices are higher than if you're shopping at Winners lol. And sometimes, I don't think it reflects the (lower) quality of some of the materials in some of their clothes. But if you shop there with intention and peruse the sales racks early, you can definitely find good value, because I think most of their stock is good quality.

I've bought two pairs of ~ $200 Japanese raw denim jeans from these guys well over 3 years apart…read more Both times I was impressed by the quality of products on their shelves, their attention to detail and helpful staff. It never seems to be that busy in the store so the staff are able to help you quickly and let you know which piece looks the best on you. They offered me complimentary tailoring to hem the jeans which was great, although the turnaround time was almost 2 weeks. If you were in a rush to wear them then this would be an issue. Overall, I would recommend this spot for quality items at a fair price.

Super chill atmosphere and dog friendly! Rodney was super nice and great to talk with for some help…read morewhen looking through their select vintage outerwear collection. The price was great, very reasonable and for an American tourist, quite a steal. Will definitely tell my Vancouver friends to stop in whenever they can to support a local, family-run and Chinatown-based business!

I consigned five handmade knives at The Shop. TJ never paid me for them or returned them. Stopped…read moreresponding to me when I asked for them back after five years of not paying me. Scumbags gonna scumbag

Buyers from the US beware. Ordered several pieces of clothing their website and ended up paying…read moreover $150 in customs fees. I'd recommend finding a different online shop that handles customs fees as most do nowadays

PORTER. The name just makes me quiver with excitement, and though I can't afford most of their…read moregoods, I was pleased to find a perfect little accessory pouch--a collab between Porter and Haven--that fits my prosumer camera perfectly and upscales my EDC crossbody sling. So much great stuff here, and the staff are very nice. When the ladies have luxe bag boutiques, this is a great chance for the gents to satisfy their own accessory splurging.

Got the best price and delivery to the USA was fast! I'll be checking with them in the future.read more

It's about time someone filled the void of fine men's fashion retailers. There's all these great…read moreplaces for women but far fewer for men who are fashion conscious. Ray Rickburn does the trick offering a great shopping experience for guys and offering wonderful styles at affordable prices. A definite must for any guy looking to update their wardrobe. The layout is simple and easy to shop and browse and the workers here make it a hassle free experience that truly caters to the guy.

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.

My fashionista daughter and I were exploring Main Street recently, going in to all the eclectic…read moreshops and boutiques along the street, covering three blocks each side of the street. What a fun area - and this large clothing shop was our favorite of all the clothing stores there. The shop is well laid-out, and it carries an extensive array of women's and men's clothing and accessories. Everything was trendy and cute, and best of all, the prices were quite reasonable. The sale items I saw weren't the usual odd-lot items, too; there were checked Vans slip-on sneakers on sale and other mainstream, recognizable items. In fact, my kid and I commented how we liked how there are many brand-name items as well as unique, lesser-known brands, and clothes we've not seen anywhere else. This would be the perfect place for a young professional woman to get her work and non-work wardrobe, as the clothes are on-point and the prices are right. I definitely would be able to find whatever I needed here.

There's not much to say. The clothing are very unique and have a British flare. The price point…read moreis higher than stores like Artizia etc. I needed a dress for a reception and they had some beautiful pieces here. The customer service was awesome. The rep was able to help me find the dress I wanted even though it wasn't on the rack. The store was a very neat and they had a variety of things such as shoes, dresses, casual wear, jewelry etc. The whole experience was really nice. I am definitely a new customer, despite the price.

I like this store. It's the first stand alone Ted Baker store in the lower mainland. The fashions…read morehere are best described as high end hipster. Then again, if u were a hipster, why would u pay a lot of money to be a fashionista hipster? =P So I stay away from the hipsterish stuff and get the more traditional menswear. The designs are slightly more edgy. The sports coats are slightly shorter with the detailing a little more avante garde. You'll have to come here and see for yourself. Located in the underground section beneath the old, renovated Sears, (post renovated Eatons).

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.

Very disappointed. I walked by and got excited about their products but walked in and my girl…read morefriend and I were completely ignored for the 20 mins in the store. She tried on a backpack that we loved and we literally had no one come up to offer help, give us the price (as there was no tag), or even offer a hello. There's absolutely no need for that. Extremely rude. My girlfriend is a gorgeous blonde, I'm a physician, and I was wearing $400 sneakers..so not really sure what you have to be to get any service in this store. So Vancouver of you. So I let them know we'll be buying the backpack elsewhere. I guess we should have been from a certain other country to get a hello, given this is Vancouver.