I typically love this shop and is a must-stop place when we come to Whistler so I was disappointed…read moreto find they were doing a remodel so they only had about 1/3 of their shop and that was pretty much only sweatshirts and sweatpants. They typically have a lot of outdoor stuff like gloves, hats and scarves, etc. There were 3 women working there and they were all standing around the register chatting with each other. There were about 3-5 customers that came and went while I was there, and they didnt move or offer to help anyone. So disappointing overall.

I love Roots!!!…read more Roots is a super cute and trendy store. They have men's, women's, and children's apparel. They are definitely known for their hoodies because they have one for just about everyone. When I went in they had an up to 50% off sale and I was able to purchase a couple hoodies for really cheap. I really like their children's apparel. They have some really cute shirts that have Canada on it. Many of their items has the Canadian maple leaf or Canada written somewhere on it. It makes for a great gift to give to someone that doesn't live in Canada or even for yourself. Roots has a signature character or animal that they have on all of their apparel...the beaver. It is really cute and is iconic for roots. The prices are very reasonable for the quality of the clothing that you get. It is very soft and thick. This is definitely one of my favorite stores in Canada and I will be back again when I visit.

What's great about this TNA store is that they have special Whistler logo products for their…read moresweatshirts too. You can't find them anywhere else. I wasn't going to buy anything, but the tops and sweaters always fit like the glove. The salesperson was very helpful and ended up walking around the entire store showing me all the colors and styles. Always great quality and fits incredibly well.

TNA is a cute little boutique in whistler village near Roots. I've only shopped in here during…read morewinter time, so a lot of their clothing is winter gear. There are a lot of sweaters and pants. This time I came in I bought a cute sweater in a dark bubble gum pink color. It was waffle style. Had a longer front and back, with the sides a little higher. I also bought a TNA T-shirt. Very simple with just their TNA logo embroidered on it. Their space is decent sized, but there aren't too many options. There are a few changing rooms in the back and they do carry a few different brands other than their own. You can sign up for their email list as well when you check out in order to accumulate points on your purchases. I think it is a hit or miss whether you will find something that you like here or not.

Very cute gift shop located in the heart of Whistler village. SUCH friendly staff and although a…read moresmaller selection than other stores, very curated vibe and goods. Love the lil snoopy gifts they had and the items below are the ones I ended up purchasing! Awesome postcards here as well.

Cute little gift shop has what I was looking for. I wanted Canadian maple syrup and spotted maple…read moresyrup flavored coffee beans. Had to buy couple of them. Will return to look for souvenirs next time!

This IS my kind of shop! I LOVE discovering New To Me products! Specializing in local, BC made,…read moresmall batch skin care, fragrances, aromatic oils, pottery and exclusive clothing labels, I probably spent 45 minutes taking in all the offerings. From the Spritz brand aromatic sprays that tone and refresh, to Harlow skin care I indulged in sample nirvana. Then I spotted THE boot brand SHOTO! Hand made in Italy, I am now smitten and on the prowl! Oh yes they had a the bag brand Market Canvas, I can see one of these on my shoulder sooner than later. The shop staff was kind and informative, and I shared one of my favorite Italian leather manufactures with them. I left the shop with a wealth of new product information. My philosophy is to shop local is possible, especially when traveling and go look and handle items, and learn about new things that may enrich your life in some little way. Thank you 3 Singing Birds for enlightening me!

I always pass this shop like I am in a daze. I think it's because it's " jointly located" with a…read morejuice bar (The Green Moustache). I thought it was a "gift store" for long time. I finally stopped by, and although they do sell surprisingly interesting giftware, they also sell women's clothes. The clothing is pretty much in the neutral colours around which you build your wardrobe. Everything I saw was casual clothing (denim, tops, sweaters), and the merchandise ranged from classic to stylish. I would say the items are definitely not cheap, but they are different than the other stores in Whistler. There appeared to be limited quantities of each item too, so if it's important to you to not see other women around town in the same top, this is a good choice. Overall, I think the store is a 4.5. I rounded up because it's a unique store in Whistler. It's worth a look, if you are in the area.

I've been shopping at Lululemon for years--basically since they first began opening retail…read morestores--and I have to say, the Whistler Village location consistently delivers the best service. The team here really sets the gold standard and should train the Lululemon stores in the United States! Every employee strikes the perfect balance between being friendly, helpful, and professional without ever crossing into being pushy or overbearing. While most Lululemon locations have friendly staff, sometimes it can feel overwhelming to be constantly approached while shopping. At this store, the employees do a fantastic job of explaining products, highlighting features, and checking in periodically, all while giving you the perfect amount of space to browse on your own. Shopping here is always a wonderful experience, and I can't recommend this location enough!

Lululemon athletica is located in whistler village right outside of the Hilton hotel. Their store…read morefront is very large and has two entrances. They have a large men's and women's section (half and half) with the cashier in the middle of the store. I came here on Boxing Day. They had racks and racks of men's and women's clothing. They even had some accessory items on sale as well. For women they had lots of leggings, a couple skirts and shorts, tank top shirts, and jackets. It was a combination of items, but I ended up getting mostly leggings. The prices ranged from $35 and up. The leggings were around $65 each. Pretty much around 50% off or so for most items. I also got a gym bag that was super cute and a jacket. I really liked that they had whistler apparel and hats. The prices were rather high. $58 for women's shirts and $84 for men's shirts with the whistler design. Wish that the price was cheaper because I would've loved to have purchased that since it is great quality. The staff were very nice even though the store was pretty crazy and the line to pay went by quickly.

The girls that were working on the morning of 8/17 were extremely helpful. The store may be on the…read moresmaller side but it came in handy when I needed something. They even pulled stuff from the back for me, going above and beyond with smiles. Thank you!

I LOVE that there is an Aritzia in Whistler Village. I mean, the village shopping experience really…read morewould be incomplete without an Aritzia so I guess it's expected for there to be one :P I give this location 4 stars mostly because of the size of the store... This is probably the SMALLEST Aritzia store in the company... I really do not think I've been to a smaller Aritzia... and trust me, I've been to a lot of Aritzia stores :) So obviously due to their lack of space, their selection is not THAT big. Of course they carry the core items such as blazers, winter coats, jeggings, etc but if you're coming here to really indulge and go on a crazy Aritzia spree, it's probably not the best place. But because it is a smaller store, it also offers the benefits of finding certain sizes not available in other locations or specific items that were sold out at other stores still available here. They definitely cater to the Whistler population and are stocked on winter jackets, Sorel and Ugg boots. Whether you are a tourist, traveler visiting Whistler Village or native Canadian, Aritzia is a MUST for any women who love shopping, fashionable yet casual and comfortable clothing. Although expensive, their quality is generally decent and nothing beats something that LOOKS good, FEELS good and is stylish :)

I love this store. Great range but the staff are what really makes it. The team here just have a…read morebrilliant service orientation. Big shout out to Jon, Jessie and Najade for getting my boots and bindings back in operation today. Thank you, legends the lot of you.

Amazing boot repair service by Jay. Broke the boa cable on my ski boot and despite being a…read moresnowboard shop Showcase was able to get me back on the hill in no time. Jay is a super friendly, knowledgeable guy with a great energy. Went to 5 other shops before this and no one was able/willing to help. Thanks Jay!

Pretty cool reuse it center in Whistler; you can always find great deals and sometimes pretty high…read morequality, barely used outdoor gear. When I went I saw a couple pretty new pair of hiking boots, however I didn't purchase them since I didn't need them haha. However, my friends and I all bought some really nice pieces of clothes for super low prices so I would highly recommend! There is also another reuse it center on Nesters Road which is a bit more popular but has more clothing options whereas this place has more furniture, gear and other supplies.

I like Re-Use-it. Maybe it a 4.8 star shop. I have gotten some good things here. Basically, I…read morethink the art selection (while it varies) can be pretty good. I am using the term "art" to include prints and posters, but I got a very nice older WB framed poster here. I have seen occasional originals, but it is mostly prints. Some are quite large and could easily hang over a full sized couch. I have bought also other things here. I found a set of stone bookends (Bookends are hard to find in thrift shops. I know because I have been looking for some for several months). They not really something I would pick out of a room full of bookends, but for 4 dollars each, they work for me and they were a good deal. ( I just have to mention that bookends should really be priced as a set. They are worth more that way. A single bookend becomes an oddly flat backed statue.) My other purchases include: some vases, about a half dozen of the Whistler Blackcomb lanyards (which WB used to give out free to ski pass holders, but not anymore), shot glasses, and an extra goggles bag (invaluable when you can't find yours and have to get to the slopes). I have never seen any casual clothing I needed to buy here. A friend of mine did get an almost new pair of hiking boots in early winter and they were pretty nice. While at some times of the year they may have a lot of merchandise, this past season, due to lack of snow, (meaning less work for some people and more time to shop somewhere budget friendly), it seems they were sort low on merchandise. I have never bought any sports major equipment here. They have a lot of skis outside on the fence though. I have seen a couple decent trail bikes and, wow, did they go quickly. They were too big for me though. It can be amusing to watch people in the store. I saw a guy trying on a practically new pair of Salomon running shoes that were not his size. They were way too small and he was trying frantically to get them on his feet, although eventually, he gave up and announced they were "too small" (a real newsflash). That was worth a trip. I think it's a decent shop, especially for the size of the town, but I don't think it's necessarily worth a stop if you are visiting for a short time, unless you have a new home and need art for the walls, or you need some cheap gear, asap. Then it's worth a look, and you may find something else while you are there. Like all thrift stores, the merchandise is going to be inconsistent. The proceeds benefit a lot of local charities, so the shop is a is great for the community. Someone told me that on the way out of town they used to pick up ski wear to resell in Van City. Now I only donate my ski stuff at the beginning of the season, because I hope someone who is not reselling it, and might actually need it, gets it.