I like this location as there is access from the subway directly…read more This locations is a hit or miss. I make a stop when I make a visit to the gym. They do have unique items. The home section and footwear section are smaller than most locations. Go to HOMESENSE instead. The lines always move quickly and I love the shelves with different fun things to buy. It always get me.

I truly, truly feel for businesses in today's tough economy. Poor old Winners, most of the clothing…read morelooks so tired and unappealing. Their Home section is the only spot I visit for the occasional culinary surprises such as imported seasonings. I scored some great turmeric and ginger chai mix from New Zealand, which was a once in a lifetime find. Other than checking out their Home section, I rarely visit this store.

Great value on quality clothing! I saw some designer Men's shoes on sale for less then $70…read more I also got ADORABKE TINKERBELL earrings for a lady friend. Special Thanks to SABA for exceptional Customer Service!

Anyone with travel experience can tell you this; CANADA sucks for shopping (even with the weaker…read moredollar), the options in the USA are soooo much greater/better; Target, Ross Dress for Less, Marshalls, etc, etc.. they also have the superior; TJ MAXX, the same company owns WINNERS. Having said that.. i like the addition on Queen St W (near Bathurst) of WINNERS. Clean washroom options, and decent sized store and clearance is usually the only area I'd look at.

I've been to this Winners located at Bathurst and Lawrence multiple times in the past but only…read morerecently had the opportunity to review it. I like that this Winners is located along my route home. The store is located on the second floor of the building. Elevator and escalator access are available. I came here looking for dresses and shoes for upcoming weddings that I would be attending last fall. In the past I have noticed that this location carries a good selection of high end shoe brands and clothing. I've had success finding comfortable, affordable but fashionable shoes here. On one of my last visits the checkout lines were long but there were a number of staff serving at the counters so the wait was not too bad. Parking lots tend to get fairly full in this plaza and a bit convoluted to navigate. There are arrows painted on the lane ways to assist with directionality. Some people just choose not to follow these.

Out of the 3 Winners that we went to today, this one was actually the best one. It had high…read moreceilings, and lots of selection - more than the others. Maybe less people come here. They have a large selection of kitchenware, and I scored a great metal fruit basket for $8 and a stove top espresso maker for $12. I also found the American Eagle thumb hole fingerless gloves (lots of choice too) that they did not have in the other locations. I have to say, it was kind of mess, however, but what Winners isn't. I think this one had the most inventory and we found the most different items here. Be careful in the parking lot. Another one of those plazas where no one respects the lines, pedestrians or other vechicles

Winners is a large department store with brand name products at very decent prices…read more It's part of parent TJX Companies holding that also includes Marshalls & HomeSense so you might notice some similarities in how all these stores is layed out. Winners stores have brand name clothing, footwear, bedding, furniture, fine jewellery, beauty products, and housewares. The consumer target market is drop-in customers as you can't shop on-line (...which is currently the case). On any given week they can stock a product you may never see stocked again. Other Winners stores may not have the same product on hand. If you like it, then I suggest you buy as you can always return it if you change your mind. Staff are helpful and checkouts are fairly quick.

Lots of merchandise from which to choose and pleasant staff. Fair pricing. Also excellent parking.read more

I've been a regular customer at this Winners location for years, but my most recent visit has left…read moreme so uncomfortable that I won't be returning to this location Ever! Today, I needed to return one item and exchange another for a smaller size. Everything went smoothly until checkout. The cashier, a woman about 5'3" tall, with dark brown skin, black boy cut hair, and appearing to be in her late 50s (maybe) was for some reason angry from the start. I greeted her politely with, "Hi, how's it going?" She ignored me completely. When I explained I wanted to return an item and pulled it out, she processed it with an angry look. As I started to mention the second item ("And this one as well..."), she cut me off mid-sentence and yelled, "WAIT! LET ME DO THIS FIRST!" I was shocked and caught off guard. She then said in an angry tone and look, "We're only giving store credit." I replied calmly, "Okay, that's fine." But the issues continued: She tried swiping the gift card to load the funds, but it wouldn't work. She got angry and said, "Why isn't this working?!" and smacked the card against the reader repeatedly before continuing. To top it off, she made me stand there for a full 10 minutes while she slowly attached pins, magnets, and hangers to the returned items while I was staring at her irritated expression the whole time before finally processing my exchange. As someone with 3 years of retail experience, I know good customer service, and this was the opposite. I don't know what their training is like, but it's clearly not preparing staff to handle basic transactions with respect. This rude, inefficient experience has ended my loyalty to this store I'll shop elsewhere from now on.

I have been a long-time customer at this Winners and have always found the staff polite and…read morewelcoming. I have shopped here throughout my undergraduate years and many staff even know me by name. However, today, September 10, 2025, after purchasing an item, a fellow customer confronted me outside the store and accused me of not paying even though I had my receipt and had done nothing wrong. Because Ontario retailers charge for reusable bags, I always bring my own. At this location the large bag is about $1.49. I was using my own school tote bag because it had plenty of extra space and I did not need to purchase a bag from the store. After paying for my jeans and receiving my receipt I placed them in my tote. While on the phone with a friend I briefly took the jeans out to admire my purchase for my lovely mother. Winners' motto is "Find Fabulous for Less," and I truly appreciated finding such a good deal for her. Perhaps the woman mistook me for talking to myself, but I would never steal. It is wrong to make assumptions like that about anyone without proof. A middle-aged white woman with blonde hair tied in a bun, wearing a black and white striped sweater, large gold earrings, blue jeans, Gucci GG motif flat shoes and a brown crossbody bag, and carrying a small black and white bulldog or terrier-type dog apparently assumed I had not paid. She picked up her dog, followed me onto the escalator and I went down ahead of her. At the bottom she began questioning me loudly. She asked, "Did you pay for those jeans?" and then said words to the effect of, "Oh, because that looked very suspicious/sketchy" in a sarcastic tone. From what I could tell she had not purchased anything herself. Her manner came across as arrogant and unnecessarily rude. It felt like I was being policed by someone with no authority, and it was upsetting and embarrassing. People should think before they speak and should not make false assumptions about others because it is not right or kind. My mom later tried the jeans on and they fit her perfectly with plenty of room to spare, and she thanked me for finding such a great deal. I told my parents and those around me and everyone was upset on my behalf. I have reported this incident to the appropriate channels and multiple sources. This was the first time anyone has ever treated me this way at Winners. Until now everyone at this location has always been friendly and welcoming, so this incident was very upsetting and left me shaken. I know there are other, better locations I have been to, and although I will miss the staff here and the memories I have had over the past couple of years, this experience has left a sour taste in my mouth. Canada is a multicultural and diverse country and everyone deserves to be treated with respect regardless of their wealth, ethnicity or religion. I do not use Yelp often but felt compelled to share my experience so that no one else is treated this way.

I went here not knowing what to expect. I was really impressed with how organized the store was…read more They had a great selection of clothes, shoes, and accessories. There were plenty of sales associates ready to help out. Additionally there were lots of sizes available and prices were reasonable.

Purchased a gift for my son but it didn't fit at the outlet.There is no refund policy. No one…read moreshared that information. I'm stuck with a store credit. I understand the policy but if I had known I would have thought twice before purchasing. Not everyone has that kind of money to throw around.

Inside the massive Eaton Centre, this clothing store carries trendy, yet approachable wear for men…read moreand women. They were running a 50% discount in men's clothes so I picked up a few outfits. There was a long line for the fitting room, but staff were helpful and made it run smoothly and efficiently.

I ordered an item that the courier (Purolator) marked as delivered, but the package was never at my…read moreaddress. I checked my property and surrounding areas and confirmed it was not received. The merchant responded by providing a delivery photo. I requested that the merchant investigate, contact the courier driver, or issue a refund/replacement; they refused to take responsibility and insisted the delivery was valid despite no reliable evidence. I have opened a dispute with my credit card issuer. I cannot recommend this seller -- poor delivery verification and no customer support. Please refrain from this merchant. Zero customer services,

Before Aritzia was a household name (at least among a demographic of young, metropolitan ladiez),…read moremy colleagues and I very much viewed it as a little boutique store, with only 2 NYC locations at the time. Now this Canadian brand has really exploded, with many styles going viral on the web. The quality of the clothes has noticeably depreciated while the prices steadily increase. But it remains one of the few shops that carries pieces that are small enough to fit me, and embodies the simultaneous sexy and sophisticated look I aspire to. I popped into this Queens st location with a group of ladies, and we rationalized our purchases by telling ourselves it costs less to shop at this brand in Canada than in the US. While I am slowly working my way away from fast fashion, I definitely pick up pieces here and there that I wear for years.

I have been to other locations, and goodness was I in for a real awakening coming to this location…read more I will be honest, I'm a thicker woman, 5'8" at about 200 pounds. While I am not traditional-sized, I am in the Aritzia size range and have never had an issue finding the Butter line in my size, which is 12-16 depending on the store. I wasn't shocked to see most of the items here at this location are medium, small, or X-small. All of that is fine, and I get it. What I don't get is the need for your staff to be so deeply unpleasant and unprofessional. I was with my partner, and we both made attempts to ask for help in finding a size. One staff member kept avoiding me, and even when I made eye contact and asked for help, she kept pretending like she didn't see me. Another one literally looked me up and down, like full read, and smiled and loudly said, "We don't have your size here." I said fair enough and went on my way. When I was leaving, some bleach-blond person almost hit me with a door and straight up just stood there giving me a dirty look. The security here is nicer than the staff. First visit and last visit to this location.