Wow, such a cool store…read more Expensive jeans, shirts, and some awesome rare kicks. Located in Kenzinton. Not a big store, but must go check it out.

Can you believe I forgot an LV hat in the store, and the staff or the owner stole my hat when I…read morereturned the next day? I see why the Vancouver store broke the afiliatión with the Owner. Corrupt...the Vancouver store is 150% better, so make the trip or order online from the manufacturer. I am shocked by the lack of integrity and dishonesty. Karma.

I'm in town from Chicago and stopped by to look for a sweater. What a great store and incredible…read moreservice. They have a fantastic selection from business to casual. All great quality. A young woman working in the store was so helpful. Not pushy at all. We had a few laughs walking around the store. Forman's has high end apparel and great inventory. I found two sweaters that fit perfectly. I will definitely be back next time I'm in town. Highly recommend this store

After my first experience walking into this store, I vowed I would review Formans in the future…read more However, I just didn't want to wait anymore. Are you ready for a long read? My fiance and I are getting married in Toronto in September of this year. His groomsmen and our fathers live in the Calgary, the Caymans, Ottawa, and Toronto. Suiting all these men proved to be a very difficult task. Enter Formans. The staff at Formans are unlike any staff I have EVER met. It is a family run business, and it is clear that they are passionate and proud of what they do. Their store is absolutely gorgeous, with beautiful clothing. Their knowledge is exceptional. Their friendliness is out of this world. And *genuine*. I left their store wide-eyed and speechless. Being self-employed myself, I am often frustrated at the poor customer care received these days. The staff at Formans blew my mind. My fiance and his men look stunning. They have all said nothing but amazing things about Formans. They truly treat you like family. Unfortunately I had an accident a few weeks ago that leave me with a injuries and deformities that will still be evident on my wedding day. At hearing this from my fiance, Simone at Formans surprised me and sent me this absolutely beautiful, large floral arrangement. I called and expressed my appreciation. Actually brought tears to my eyes. This woman owes me nothing and barely knows me. What a kind soul! Men: Go to Formans. Their quality of goods, sales team, knowledge, and hearts are just plain exceptional. I will be boasting about them and sending them as much business as possible because it is 100% deserved. They never asked me to review them but I'm doing this to show them my gratitude and support. Thank you for everything, Formans!!!

the go to place in calgary to get home goods really. they got everything and its appreciated how…read moremuch they support local canadian artists. I got a ceramic mug from them that shipped directly from the artists studio.

I'm from the U.S., but this Canadian department store is my favorite for fashionable, affordable…read morewinter gear, including scarves and neck warmers. Extremely helpful staff who went out of their way to help.

Rude, classist, and highly disrespectful. Clearly, service is only pleasant if you are an old white…read moreman, anyone else gets the ire of the employees, especially that horrid Oran man. We walked in with the intention to shop, but clearly since we did not fit the image of his preferred demographic, we were ignored, dismissed, and stared at excessively. We left without much further ado, went to go get coffee across the street, and when we returned, he was standing outside, taking pictures of our license plates and shouting at us from across the lot. We were quite literally leaving, and yet he was practically chasing our car with his phone. Overall a terrible experience, from start all the way to finish.

I recently needed to update my wardrobe for a series of business trips where I need to make a good…read moreimpression. I don't particularly enjoy buying clothes. I have no real interest in style or fashion so I tend to feel uninformed and at a disadvantage. However, this was a great experience. Seth Chartier was immediately fully engaged in the project. There was no up-sell and no sales pressure, just a genuine and knowledgeable effort to convert my requirements and preferences into exactly what I needed. It was a perfect mix of system, judgement, and tact. I really appreciated the way he coordinated the entire process from selection, alterations, pick-up, and the interface with shoes and belts which is a different department. A special mention to Thelis who helped me select the best-looking leather shoes I've ever owned. Near the end, the owner came out just to introduce himself. O'Connors is a case-study in how a business can successfully use superior service and quality to build loyalty. It doesn't always have to be about price. You just won't find what I received on Amazon.

Very pretentious store catering to the wrong crowd…read more The first floor is catered to young peacocks and flamingos working in entry corporate jobs thinking a tight fit suit with garish prints or fabrics makes people think you're a ceo. They even let you finance this stuff online through Knarla now paying 20% interest over 10 monthly payments. 2nd floor is where the old lions and old tortoises shop. These ppl are 50+ to centenarians with a little bit of money but think they are CEO's when they are either middle management or semi retired fogies working in corporate Calgary. These dapper gentlemen's come in wearing the canali suit purchased back in 2014 looking to buy new shirts and ties trying to fool people into thinkings they are rich. In both cases it's clear this store caters mainly to pretenders who kinda sorta have money or blowing away their company pension cheques. If you go there with intention to buy Zegna or brunello cucinelli and your not 50+ or centenarian or looking to finance with 20% interest, you will get shown the exit subtly by the sales staff who never dealt with any real high net worth customers before. FYI not everyone walks around hood rich carrying their bank account in their pockets or has a 50k credit card that has to get maxed out each month. TLDR if you have money, don't spend it at this store. Go to the retailer directly.

Why would I pay 30 dollars more for a Tom Ford cologne at your store that I can get at Holt renfrew…read morefor cheaper

Everytime I've been in to Less 17 with my boyfriend, or by my self to do some gift shopping, Im…read morealways greeted by pleasant staff who know their stuff. The selection of product is fantastic, and different that your more mainstream mall stores. The guys are great at making recommendations, even giving you the back story of the brand. Now if only they could start carrying some lady things...

Per another reviewer's comment, also canceled my order abruptly. Not even a courtesy email. I…read morereached out myself and it was an internal error on available stock. That does happen sometimes when you online shop, but like maybe reach out to your customer and let them know that? This has happened to me using SSENSE occasionally and they always let you know directly what happened, and often times even a small discount for the error. I was a first time buyer and treated myself to a birthday gift after staring at an item I wanted for weeks, so I was pretty disappointed. Even the response to my email was cut and dry. Won't be shopping here in the future.

I basically only shop here for casual clothing now. The owner, Kyle, does customer service right,…read moreand he's always bringing in new styles, updating classics, and experimenting with his own line for the store. I moved to Vancouver in 2016, but still regularly order new things. Kyle knows my size, and my tastes, so he occasionally drops me a line with recommendations. Never pushy, this guy, but just a man who loves what he does and wants to share that with others. Styles and brands probably run more on the cool dad side of things, which is great as this aligns with one of my dearest aspirations.

True to its name, NAQP features quality American and Canadian clothes for men. It is located in a…read moresmall house/boutique on 10th ave, one ave south of the main drag in Inglewood. They have a selection of high quality men's clothes. If I was forced to categorize them, I'd go with upscale-casual lumberjack chic. Is there any guy who doesn't need a really good flannel shirt in Calgary? No, of course not. NAQP is totally unique within Calgary and a really great new addition to Inglewood. Go check them out.

I wandered into the Espy Experience on a chilly evening a few weeks ago and in need of some better…read moregloves. I left with a very nice pair of leather gloves that were on sale. Espy is mostly a women's clothing store, but if you're into denim, they have a wide selection on the men's side. I found store staff to be funky, friendly, fun, and helpful, offering as much personal space as I needed to contemplate any possible purchases. They also offer "closet intervention" services, which considering my casual (and sometimes baggy and color-bending) clothing choices, would most welcome. But only under Gayle's supervision. :)

My favourite place in town to shop for clothes. Went in today to pick up a new pair of Fidelity…read morejeans that were being hemmed. I bought them last week using a groupon I'd purchased months ago. Always love going in there to see the new stuff as I'm not really a "fashion" guy but really appreciate their help. I'm not always sure what will look good on me based on how it looks on the rack. Megan and Adam are always really helpful and I end up with stuff that I really like. This past spring I called Megan to tell her I was heading to Paris and was having trouble finding a wool pea coat. She told me that they had just been in London and she put her boyfriend in a 7diamonds coat that looked great. She showed me the pictures on the website, ordered it in and I had it in my hands 3 days later. Now that's service. Espy definitely isn't the cheapest place in town but I'd gladly spend my money on quality things that I really like vs cheaping out on just ok ish stuff that I end up not wearing. I can usually expect to go in there looking for one thing but finding others too. Today I was just going to pick up the hemmed jeans but ended up leaving with a new pair of Steve Madden shoes. Collateral damage of the best kind ;-)

It's shameful, at 49, to be so poorly dressed a professional as I am. But it's true. I needed more…read morethan just nice clothes, I needed guidance, and I needed it from folks who would not be condescending. These fellows know how to help, and judging by the compliments on my new suit, they know their haberdashing too. I was so delighted with the product and service that I went back for a sport coat and some dress pants. Then back again for two more jackets, more pants and accessories. I can't praise these folks highly enough! I can't remember when I dealt with a business in Calgary where they were so helpful, so professional, and yet so personable. They get my very best recommendation, and I'm confident they'll get yours too.

Huge fan of gluevog shoes, and been working my way through their many locations. Love the vibe of…read moreall of them-- all different but with a similar vintage flavor and vibe. Staff is always top notch and so helpful and never seem to show frustration no matter how many shows they have to retrieve. This location has a mini museum upstairs with more on the whole Fluevog story, beyond just looking at shoe art on the main floor, this little peek behind the scenes is worth popping in. They also feature local artists and change out exhibits downstairs monthly, I believe they said.

Love John Fluevog's unique & truly unusual Canadian shoes. I have a fun pair that are stylish…read moreyears later & very comfortable. This large shop along the Stephen Ave Walk had women's, men's & sale shoes. Unfortunately they don't have many sandals in Calgary. I had to come back and go upstairs to the shoe Museum. What fun I love the designs and the heels.