First i need to clarify that I made my purchase online so I cannot comment as to the in store…read moreexperience. However I was so impressed with the online experience I had to write a review anyways. So first I was very excited that the dress I was interested in was available in plus sizes - i used the sizing chart and because I was inbetween I sized up deciding if I needed to I would get it altered. if I didn't like it I could send it back because they have a solid return policy. I ordered the dress on a Thursday morning, paid for standard shipping and assumed it would arrive sometime next week since I live in Alberta. Imagine my shock when it arrived the NEXT DAY. Opened it up and everything was beautifully wrapped in ribbon with a beautiful note to boot. The dress is gorgeous - it will definitely need some hemming but I could not be more thrilled. I 100% will be buying from here again.

I went Sunday Oct 6th with my bridesmaids to look at wedding dresses & bridesmaids dresses. The…read moredresses are beautiful and well priced. but the lack of customer service made the experience less enjoyable. I found a few staff members had attitude. I was ready to drop over 1000.00$ for my wedding dress & 5 brides maid dresses and they didn't seem to care. waiting almost 25 minutes to check out, and the cashier wanted to give me the sample dress without a garnet bag... the dress was worn multiple times and not so white anymore. I asked if I could get a new one as she rolled her eyes and walked away to get a brand new one. again the prices are good, just don't have high expectation for customer service.

Friendly and knowledgeable staff. They all know the products well…read more They know what suits you As Well

Visited the store this past weekend. The service was horrible. The manager was very rude, ignored…read moreus and basically snubbed us after hearing our budget was roughly 1000.00. I would never shop there even if I had all the money in the world to spend. I tried on 2 dresses and was told to hurry up because they had other clients to serve. I was ready to spend more than a 1000.00 but left after the service we got.

Cool little shop on St Catherine pretty sure it used to be in the mall under the movie theater but…read moreI could be wrong. The store it's self has a really great vibe and nice girls working there. They do have a website but it's not the best so always best to come on by or even call if you have something in mind. What caught my eye today was the Barbie in the lingerie never seen a sexy Barbie before I'm for it. Hope to see more fun store front creations on my next passing by.

Boutique 1861 is a Montreal-based clothing boutique store that is owned by Castle Ho. When you…read morestep inside the store, you can see the Marie Antoinette-era/boudoir-inspired decor, from the colors, the furniture, as well as the frilly/girly tops, sweaters, and dresses. I especially liked their tops, as I am a huge fan of ruffles - the cut and the design is really pretty and would be great with a sweater/cardigan ensemble. I purchased a really cute bag from Matt & Nat here, a Montreal-based vegan line of purses - the store had a really nice selection and a variety, so check them out. Any purchases come with a lovely reusable store bag, so that was super awesome! Service was very friendly - Catherine was all smiles and very accommodating and made sure that I found everything that I was looking for! :D +ask for Catherine :D +great selection of Matt & Nat vegan line +Marie Antoinette-inspired designs +located off of St. Catherine, across from Kazu

I recently moved to Montreal and have been looking for eclectic yet affordable clothing that I can…read morewear to work as well as out socializing. I walked into Kali by chance, and found a fantastic variety of new and "on sale" dresses and skirts. Great variety, reasonable prices--an average of $50 for new dresses, less for sales--and the saleswoman offered me sincere advice about what works for my body type. I purchased some classic organic cotton dresses, organic bamboo tops that were more "boho chic" and a few mini-skirts. My saleswoman is a green thumb, and told me that bamboo contributes towards cutting green house gases in the atmosphere--bamboo grows quickly and densely--and also allows for more sustainable land use in developing countries. Right on.

I visited Kali in the summer of 2016 with Ann C (who also left a review!) It was raining and we…read morepopped in to browse. I wound up buying earrings, a scarf, and a dress that I LOVE. The fit is perfect (turns out I was the sample size!), the colours of blues, greens and browns different from my usual staples, and the style was also different for me. If there was a way to purchase Kali clothing online or from the store, I would like to do that!

Very nice clothes, good service. Able to turn around simple alterations quickly (no extra charge)…read more Love their ties.

Amazing service by Flavie I was so happy that she gave me all her attention and patience so…read moregracefully Avery classy girl She also has excellent product knowledge and taste Thank you Flavie and I also love my cashmere sweater

Enjoy the simplicity of these clothing designs…read more You can always find something relaxed yet upscale about this clothing. Perfect attire for shopping around Avenue Laurier, Avenue de la Montagne & Westmount Square. Layer up ( Los Angeles style ), wear your favorite watch & pair of sunglasses This shop will help you complete the look.

Les Etoffes is hands-down my favourite store in Montreal. Welcoming, unpretentious staff and…read moregorgeously curated men/women's clothing, accessories, and jewelry - including many brands not available at most Canadian retailers (e.g., Aeyde, Saskia Diez to name a few). In the past, they have even collaborated with larger brands, such as Common Projects, to design and create their own sneakers. Aside from the items sold at Les Etoffes, the store's uniquely beautiful interior design is a reason in it of itself to stop by. As other reviewers have mentioned: Yes the pieces are expensive, however, this is the kind of place that makes you want to save up your money to support it. Truly a wonderful store that I will always return to whenever I am back in Montreal.

I'm in California and placed an order on the website for an item I wanted that was on sale. It was…read moreshipped free and out right away and arrived only within a few days. Quite pleased over all. I did try phoning to ask a question and received voicemail. Only after trying back a few times did they pickup. I would not hesitate to purchase from Rooney again if they have something I want at a good price in the future.

Rooney is a pricey yet, stylish boutique offering cool fashion for both genders. I love their…read moreselection of Barbour jackets, Gitman shirts and Alden footwear. Somethings are a little ridiculous like $160 for a pair of shorts. There are cheaper ones however, but still... Service is only okay, I would expect a store with this price point to offer perhaps a little more friendly service. At least paying at the till was fast. Take advantage of their sales that happen once in awhile to offset the high pricetags here!

Gorgeous space helping to bridge the gap around the underpass at St Laurent and Van Horne, Yay!…read moreBright, open - watch the designers make new clothes while you try things on in this combination atelier/boutique. Lots of sharp basics for men and women in eco materials with clever, tasteful twists. Thanks to MP over on talk for pointing me at Atelier B! http://www.yelp.ca/topic/montreal-pop-montreal

What absolutely beautiful clothing!…read more The pieces designed and produced right in the store are both classic and unique, well made and oh so totally Montreal - I am %100 saving up to buy a pretty summer dress/skirt from here. What I liked most about the dresses was not only their fit and fabric but I can just tell that they will be able to withstand the wear and tear that is inevitable for me when I spend all summer biking around Montreal. The space itself is cool and is host to a variety of events supporting local art and music. Big fan!

On my recent trip to Montreal, I visited this store twice. The first time was just a "recon" visit…read more(lol!) with friends who were avid fans of Aritzia. For my part, I had never even heard of the store but, while here with friends, I was very impressed by the selection and quality of the clothing I saw. The prices seemed high, but I decided I would return in the next few days to check things out at my leisure. I liked the two-leveled set up of the store, too, with both an ascending escalator in the front and a grandiose staircase in the rear, with changing rooms on both floors. I also like the projected video of fashions displayed on the wall by the escalator and the friendly security guard who greeted me when I entered. The whole place had an artsy-type vibe to it. The clothes all seemed to be of high quality and none of the fashions were too...trendy or edgy. They were all more classic, basic pieces: chunky sweaters, cardigans, pants, skirts, belts and scarves, etc. (Note that this store caters only to women). I really like the Rasa bras with the super-thick straps (kinda dominatrix-y. lol! I thought they were super cool), so I got 3 of them in different colored trims on my return visit. They had a model with white strap trim that I really wanted but they didn't have my size (only a few extra-small and one large). I asked a sales lady on the floor (a young woman about 20 with super long brunette hair. Wish I had taken note of her name) if they had any more of these bras with the white trim in stock. This gal was super nice and friendly and said she'd check her computer. I followed her to the computer station where she checked and said no, they haven't any more of these particular bra models. BUT, she added, the Aritzia store in the Eaton Center (five blocks east) had three of these bras in my size! Argh. I had just come from there and was walking the 3 miles west back to my folks' house. Oh well, I figured I'd backtrack (despite the 90 degree heat wave) and go to Eaton Center to get this bra. I really liked it and hey, maybe the extra walk would compensate for all the wonderful Montreal meals I'd been eating (hahaha. I'd have to walk cross-country for that to happen. But I digress....). I wandered back to Eaton Center and checked out the Aritzia store there. It was way smaller and had a much smaller inventory, but was still well laid-out with the basics there. I didn't see my bra there - only the other models (which I had already purchased). I stopped a sales girl there, asking where I could find this bra in with the white trim, noting the other store said they had 3 of them in stock here in my size. They checked on their computer and said no, the other store was "mistaken". They don't have ANY such bras in their store, not in any size. ARGH. I must add that the sales gal here wasn't too thrilled to help me out. I got the distinct impression that I was putting her out. ARGH. So my shlep 5 blocks east was for naught , and I started the long walk back to my parents' house, passing the other Aritzia store on the way. Such is my experience with these two stores. (I'm rating the store 3 stars because I do love my purchases from here and their product line is sound. Just wish their sales staff got their act together and some were more pleasant).

I dont normally write reviews for anything but my experience today being exceptionally bad i…read morethought i would. I went into the store looking for a bralette i had seen online. In the 15 minutes i was there no one offered me help. I found what i was looking for and another similar style in case the one i had selected wasn't the perfect fit. I didnt have time to try things on so i got in line to pay. The 3 cashiers behind the counter were super rude and when i asked if my purchase was refundable one yelled out:No! Bras final sale! At that point the two bralettes were already scanned and wrapped up. Then i was forced to disclose my full name (???!) even after saying i would rather not to "print the receipt" Since when do you have to take down the identity of the client to print a receipt for underwear? Horrendous experience. Will stick to shopping online