The Block is a lovely place to shop! A nicely curated array of classic brands like APC, Filson, &…read moreLoeffler Randall but with a few moderately priced brands like Lifetime Collective and Happy Socks thrown in for good measure. Camila is wonderful and never rushing for a sale. Tried on a pair of Hudson boots on my way to Old Faithful and ended up falling in love with them. The best part is I was never followed around or asked a series of questions, I was just free to browse. Ideal!

Pretentious. Employees who are too good for everything. Clothing that is overpriced and exclusive…read more I went in looking for a very specific item and was never greeted. The two girls at the counter/register simply stood there and stared at me, looking me up and down with quite judgmental looks in their expressions, never once saying a word to me. After perusing a few racks and not finding what I was looking for, I walked up to them to ask about the item. With a smile on my face, the two of them just stared blankly, eyebrows raised in an annoyed fashion and I just went ahead with my request. They looked at each other then the blond one responded that they were sold out, but the boiler jumpsuit was made by You Must Create and I could check their website for availability. Then I left. It was not an experience I would wish to repeat, so needless to say, I'll likely not return to The Block.

I'm a big fan of this store. The clothes don't always fit right but they're the most trendy spot to…read moreshop in Vancouver without breaking the bank. Super safe during covid - they provide hand sanitizer and ask you to wear a mask when you come in. If you don't have a mask they will give you one. Currently they have a 90 day return policy, so I bought like 8 items without trying them on. Most of them actually fit really well! For the ones that don't fit I can breathe easy knowing that I have plenty of time to return them. 10/10 I would recommend this place.

I've enjoyed the selection of reasonably priced clothing for a while, but the customer service has…read moregone downhill in the last couple years. I had an issue with a return that could have been easily solved but was instead handled with defensiveness and disrespect. Left a bad taste in my mouth; I have zero desire to shop here now. Also, I am rarely greeted when I enter the store, it's hard to find someone when you need a changing room, and the workers are often aloof. The world is big! There are many other places to spend my money.

I've no idea what took me so long to enter this store, as I was always intrigued by the vivid and…read moreinteresting store displays, but I am happy I finally did! From what I know of the fabulous Miss. Sixty jeans and their hefty price tag, I wasn't too surprised to see that most items in Miss.Sixty are pricey. That being said, most of the items are totally worthy of the price tag! I had forgotten how original in design and incredibly interesting Miss.Sixty apparel was, being that the last time I had been in an actual Miss.Sixty store was in the UK many moons ago. The clothing here is meant for the man or woman who wants to stand out and make a statement, both with their clothing and their personality. These intricate designs, shiny fabrics, bold accessories and, of course, fab jeans, are not for the weak of heart and I love it! It is very reminiscent of the verve and vitality of European apparel and attitude. Another reason to adore this shop? The staff! Not one, not two, not three, but four separate staff members made a considerable effort (without being irritating) to assist me in finding what I wanted or just offering up suggestions. Sales people are not hard to come by, but great sales people are and Miss.Sixty on Robson has snatched up a good few of them. I suspect if I worked here, amongst these exciting clothes, that I too would be enjoying my work and wanting to spread the word to the customers!

This Energie store is among the best. The store is quite small compared to the ones Ive visited in…read moreCalgary and Montreal, but the service here was superior. The style of clothing at Energie are not outrageous or bizzare in my mind, they are very clean and modern European clothing As some of the reviewers posted before, the prices are high. But Energie is a brand that competes with Diesel in quality and market, so if the high prices are a discouraging, visit another store instead.

The go-to retail shopping mecca of Kerrisdale, as it's got quite the selection for both sexes, and…read moremore than decent for the men's. Our stuff's on the right and does carry some nice labels like Penguin (my personal favourite), Lindberg & Borg, and the usual stalwarts like Levi's and North Face. Mostly casual but do have a few blazers and dress shirts. When i'm shopping for a girl, their accessories section is second to none, and quite helpful. And after i'm done shopping here, it's just 1 block away from Rotten Ronnie's to get a McFlurry ;)

Very professional and helpful staff. Store is very well designed and very professionally sorted to…read morefind things easily. Location is very central. Highly recommended if you are looking for stylish and fashionable stuff in Vancouver.

I've bought several items here for my husband and they've been really helpful…read more I've now managed to drag my clothes-shopping-averse husband there a few times and he's bought several items too. Yes, their prices are higher than if you're shopping at Winners lol. And sometimes, I don't think it reflects the (lower) quality of some of the materials in some of their clothes. But if you shop there with intention and peruse the sales racks early, you can definitely find good value, because I think most of their stock is good quality.

I've bought two pairs of ~ $200 Japanese raw denim jeans from these guys well over 3 years apart…read more Both times I was impressed by the quality of products on their shelves, their attention to detail and helpful staff. It never seems to be that busy in the store so the staff are able to help you quickly and let you know which piece looks the best on you. They offered me complimentary tailoring to hem the jeans which was great, although the turnaround time was almost 2 weeks. If you were in a rush to wear them then this would be an issue. Overall, I would recommend this spot for quality items at a fair price.

This little boutique is filled with gorgeous on trend and instagram worthy fashion that is…read moreCRUELTY-FREE! It's really refreshing that a high upscale neighborhood like Yaletown offers a boutique that carries PETA approved brands. I've been so impressed with the owner's decision to carry only faux fur / suede that I advertised this business on Vancouver Vegans. If you're looking for a stylish warm winter coat, check out their NOIZE line. The craftmanship is superior and I only paid about $150 for a coat I get lots of compliments on. You don't need to spend $1200 on a coat that came from wolves and geese that died horrific deaths. I hope that they continue to be on the right side of history by selling only Vegan products. The world needs to know that vegan items are functional, cute, high quality, and glamorous.

This is an adorable little boutique in an arcade-like complex that houses a gelato cafe, a little…read morespa and some other smaller shops. The name of this store is quite the misnomer, though: I honestly thought this would be a shoe store, based on its name, but it's not! Rather, it's a women's clothing and accessory store that, as fate would have it, also sells shoes! The selection of clothing is eclectic and, to be honest, my daughter and I initially thought this was a high-end, trendy thrift shop. There are not a lot of items and what there is, there aren't a huge range of sizes. BUT....what they have is cute, unique, and of good quality. And it's all new (not used). I remember there being some kick-ass long dresses that were gorgeous! I would say the target demographic here is a smaller-size woman in her late teens to late twenties. The lady who was working in the store when we visited was very friendly and helpful. We were just browsing, but had we been looking for something particular, I've no doubt she would have steered us in the right direction.

I can appreciate that their items are made from sustainable fabrics, but the prices are a little on…read morethe high side. Maybe if I loved the styles more, I can justify it and perhaps if they had a sale. Then again, everyone has different styles since my friend just loved this store. The sales person never once greeted me as well, but they seemed nice and could have been really busy. She worked with a smile on her face, I like that.

12 months later and my love affair with this little shop stands…read more Last week, I was walking the Make It Festival when the infamous Karen jumped into the aisle in front of me. Not only did she remember me (i've bumped into her a few times at the shop, but not more then a handful) but she was still the incredibly energetic, totally genuine ball of sunshine that made me RUN home to pen that first review back in January. And so, as a tip of the hat to my top service ninja of the year, I thought it be best to share some new findings at Two of Hearts: 1. Karen has a jewellery line that she sells at the shop! Go buy it and support local crafters and an all around rad person! ...I don't remember the name, because I took a business card and had her write down the specifics on a few pieces. Such organization obviously means I will lose said card within 24 hours. I do however have a note that says: "Sounds like the muppets song Mahna Mahna." Because i'm an adult. So I will take that to the Twitterverse for further investigation. Stay tuned. 2. Hats!! If you are looking for the most fabulous fall hat, go check out the Andre felt hats from Montreal. I debated over mine last January and it is singlehandedly my second favourite purchase of the year (it's tough to compete with the Fiat...) They are an excellent price (under $100), made in Canada and just classic, beautiful pieces. But if you buy the red one in the window before, I will get mad at you. Bonus points: you can't even find this line online for a better price. Tip of the hat 2ofH. 3. Bags! I have beat the s%&t out of my bag over the year - every day, dual laptop wielding and it has survived. Definitely looking a bit worse for wear, but it's held up far better then I expected, considering the price point is so reasonable. Right now, they have super awesome colours like hot pink mailbags & bright red clutches. It's a rainbow money suck! 4. Still with the awesome people. Karen isn't an anomaly here. Honest to gosh, i've had nothing but the most fabulous service every time i've gone in. Everyone who works here is all sugar & spice. ...I still have yet to find any actual clothing that fits me properly here... but I don't care. Great accessories & fab people will keep this place as a go to. *** Meiku Designs!!! ... not even close.

Great store. Saager is a gentleman and is very friendly and nice to talk to. His selections are…read morealways on point and he has done a great job at promoting a style that will undoubtedly progress men's fashion in Vancouver. A city that very much needs it. Thanks for providing me with great customer service and quality mens clothing.

A generous rating considering how difficult it is to find, as it's not visible off Water St, other…read morethan their sandwich board. Kinda of in a cul de sac once you walk beside the corridor beside Coffee Bar. But it's in a cool area, and store itself does have a loft-style feel to it though upstairs is for their storage area. they carry the typical trendy men's fashion, such as Acne from Sweden, as they do focus on Europe. A tad more expensive than casual though not Holt Renfrew expensive. Saw a $500 blazer jacket on sale for $300. Very light material, and well-made. Accessories too. Friendly service; no AMEX here.