Awesome spot with loads to choose from. Staff was super nice and helpful answering questions when…read moreit was needed. And the Vibe was really cool.

This second hand shop has a great selection! It was huge actually…read more Once you make your way up the stairs the space immediately opens to a large space filled with cute finds. There were shoes and boots along one wall next to shelves with hats, many styles of hats. Plenty of dresses, skirts, jeans, t-shirts and I could keep going. I found a cute jumpsuit dress that was very reasonably priced. There is plenty here for both guys and gals and it's worth checking out.

I took a day trip from Seattle and was pleasantly surprised by this hidden gem. It was super cute…read morewith an assortment of unique good quality prices. It was a little pricey compared to a typical thrift store but due to how well curated the prices are it's understandable. Definitely worth checking out

True vintage. Well curated but pricey. Worth a gander but $$$. The gal working ignored us.read more

A cute little thrift shop in downtown Victoria. We were pleasantly surprised at the amount of…read morethrift, vintage, and consignment stores right in the central touristy area (thanks to the college students, I'm guessing). This volunteer-run shop is owned by the Victoria Cool Aid Society, which works to provide housing, temporary shelter, and health care for the homeless. The staff and customers seemed to know each other and were friendly and chatty as we browsed. The store isn't huge, but it has racks of men's and women's clothing, housewares, shoes, art, and books in the back. Everything seemed reasonably priced, especially the books, which were $1 or less! Sadly, we only had a few minutes to look around and (more to the point) didn't have any Canadian money on us, so we didn't purchase anything. But I'd definitely come back when I had more time to shop, as I'd like to support their mission. If you like thrifting and you're in central Victoria, it's worth a stop!

This is our first time here in Victoria British Columbia. We asked our bus driver where are the…read morelocal thrift stores and she told us about Win on Pandora. We walked and got there before it opened so we went to Tim Hortons for coffee while we waited. Once Win opened we were eager to look around. There's a special on half price clothing if it's marked. There was a great selection of scarves and purses. They had many toys and children's books. It was fun to look at all of the organized items. We found a couple of music books.

Loads of never or slightly used clothing shoes home goods…read more Benefiting women in need a very good cause It's a full shop - bring s bag - or purchase one for .99 cents Many goodies to browse and buy

Another pretentious downtown Victoria, BC business. Nice looking furniture, but wouldn't deliver to…read morethe Westshore, specifically Langford. It's pretty bad when you walk into a business, knowing exactly what you want... and you get refused delivery.... That sale would have been close to $2000, but the gentleman refused a $75-100 service because I live on the "other side of the tracks".

From the owner: Trig Vintage offers a wide range of unique vintage home goods, including furniture, housewares,…read morelighting, art and collectables. Whether you are looking for mid-century modern teak, retro, boho chic or kitsch, Trig Vintage will have something for you. A great place to get that special piece to add character to your space or a unique gift.

Dark woods with a squeak to 'em. Just the way I like stores that look like this to sound!…read more I tried. I really did. I looked over the American Apparel racks. I browsed through the guys stuff. I thumbed over a pretty cardigan. I wanted to buy... I had my credit cards out, but every time I went to, something told me not to. Perhaps it was the smell of incense in the air and in the fibers of the cardigan that didn't do it for me because I left without anything in hand, feeling a little blue. Like the incense had depressed my mood and stripped me of my favourite type of therapy - the retail variety.

I now know where a really hip dressin friend of mine gets his duds! Ha, I have discovered his…read moresecret source. This is a cool store for funky sweaters and jackets. Some decent sale items too. You can't go wrong with a store that has ginormous bowling socks in the display case! and they were $5 to boot.

This place and its staff are awesome! ... and this coming from a consignment store owner in the…read morestates! Yes

From the owner: Our island store is a combination of everything you love about our other Turnabout locations…read more Situated in the heart of beautiful Oak Bay Avenue, this location offers a boutique-style shopping experience with equal parts luxury and affordability. Here you can find a surprisingly vast selection of on-trend and contemporary styles for women and men at every budget.

Dress like a million bucks without spending a lot!…read more This place is great! Designer fashion at a fraction of the original cost! Lovingly cared for, pre-owned clothing, shoes, bags, sunglasses, wallets, etc - for both men and women. This is THE go to place - to dress like you always fantasized about if you ever won the lottery! PRADA, GUCCI, ARMANI, BURBERRY, CALVIN KLEIN, etc.....Only you will know how little you paid! People always ask me why I dress in such expensive clothing...my answer? Because I'm worth it! Whenever I felt at my lowest point at times in my life....because I didn't have much money....I always felt better after dressing up! After spending most of my life in the garment industry at one time or another....and knowing the markup on designer goods....I find it very hard to pay full retail. This place is my go to place! One word to sum up VERVE Fashion? VALUE. It's that simple. Spend $100. retail on something that cost $30 wholesale.....or spend $100. on something that originally cost $150. wholesale. $450. retail. ( and that's being conservative.....in some of the highest end boutique's in larger cities, the markup is even larger! ) I must also add that I love this store so much more since the new owner Margo and her doggie Max ( he's in charge of greeting the customers! ) took over running the store! She is warm, inviting, and very knowledgeable on everything to do with fashion. Drop in and take a look....trust me. You will be glad you did!

Verve is a nice store to browse in, but if you're looking to consign, go elsewhere!…read more While the staff is mostly friendly, the owner is a slightly passive/aggressive baby boomer who doesn't look you in eye and shifts nervously when holding a conversation. She is more than a little defensive & appears disorganized when it comes to the details of her own business. I've attempted to use her service, consigning hi-end designers such as Dolce Gabbana, Ferragamo, Manolo Blahnik, and Prada, but it has become clear to me she doesn't value the consignor, in other words, the person who is paying her rent. The consignment business is meant to be symbiotic NOT neurotic.

Amazing shop! Sells locally made jewelry and soaps! I bought earrings here that give off a good…read morevibe!

From the owner: Luna Collective is a vintage shop with so much more. Luna Collective features sustainable vintage…read moreitems as well as locally handmade goods. Browse vintage clothing, jewelry, soaps, leather goods, art and so much more. Located in Fernwood Square, there is something for everyone to be found here!