Still the best! I…read morecame up from Seattle to buy ten shirts and three pairs of pants because - Finn's has the best selection of stylish clothing in Vancouver, especially for people who might want XL or XXL sizes in great lines like Haupt, Altemflower, Robert Graham, A Fish Named Fred, and 7 Downie St!

Although I don't care much for what they sell these days (mostly overly busy stuff, a fine…read moreselection of Trudeau's favourite clown socks, and very little of classic menswear), one has to give credit for the effort of trying to sell civilized men's clothing in the worst dressed city in North America.

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 like this store. They have some great deals and lovely finds. Lots of simple, classic ladies…read moreitems; flowy and trendy, but casual and comfortable. The staff are a little snooty at times, but they are helpful if needed. The prices are reasonable for the quality and the neighborhood is so nice for a casual stroll. 30-Days of Yelp 2012 - 10/31

Got the best price and delivery to the USA was fast! I'll be checking with them in the future.read more

It's about time someone filled the void of fine men's fashion retailers. There's all these great…read moreplaces for women but far fewer for men who are fashion conscious. Ray Rickburn does the trick offering a great shopping experience for guys and offering wonderful styles at affordable prices. A definite must for any guy looking to update their wardrobe. The layout is simple and easy to shop and browse and the workers here make it a hassle free experience that truly caters to the guy.

On a recent sugar binge at Purebread, I spotted a stylish gent carrying a Frank & Oak brown paper…read moreshopping bag. Fifteen minutes, a few hundred calories, and a quick Yelp search later, I found myself standing inside of their beautiful Gastown store. First, it's hard not to be smitten by the space itself. Wood, brick, and steel seem to be Gastown staples, and this space blends the materials beautifully. At the same time though, cascading wall plants and some strategically placed trees make the space feel cozy. Factor in the ridiculously comfortable sofa near the dressing rooms, and you just might find yourself inquiring about a sublet. As for the main event, the clothing, the styles are mostly classic (with some welcome twists), the fabrics look and feel expensive, and the cuts are on the slimmer side. You can find everything from t-shirts and chinos to formal suits and sneakers (and pretty much everything in between). And the best part - the prices are actually reasonable. I have to give much deserved kudos to the wonderful staff, who made my shopping experience enjoyable from start to finish. Their patience and assistance while I seemingly tried on everything in the store was greatly appreciated. One final tidbit, make sure to enroll in their rewards program, which gives you back 4% of your in-store purchase for next-time. The credit never expires, and is stored electronically in their computer system for your convenience.

There is no denying that frank and oak products are great. I look forward to revamping my wardrobe…read morewith their select items. If you are in their store, it is most likely that you've chexked out their website already. My review is based on the customer service I received at the Gastown location. Me being an old dude, I'm use to shopping at GAP where the staff are smiling and super friendly despite on the stupidity of my questions. In this store, I got a blank look when I asked for helped, as if like a regular dude like me don't have clothing questions. The staff was unsure on what products were in promotion which is fine, if I was in their place I wouldnt remember either. It wasn't all that bad, but I just got a negative vibe from the staff almost as if they were lifeless and annoyed. Essentially, Frank and Oak staff in this store really need to smile and greet customers as if they like being there. No attitudes despite on shitty the day is going. The atmosphere in the place felt very snotty which does not make a good shopping experience. Regardless, I will continue to shop here and continue to ask questions so beware staff I will test your patience. I like their products and their prices are fair. Good day to you all!

Beware Fake Sale Practices! I have been going to this store…read moresince it opened years ago and have been very happy with my purchases, and their sales have always been great too! However the last couple of times I have been in I have noticed something odd with my bill. First I was told there was 50% off when I was looking, then I was told it was 30% when I came to pay and then I was told that the ticket price was actually the sale price. On my receipt it listed the ticket price and a sub-total was a price $100 more than the the combined ticket price. I'm pretty sure this is illegal. I just want to warn everyone that they are using and age-old fake sale strategy to sell their products, so beware! Shame I loved this store, I will be looking for an honest retailer for my custom from now on.

A great place to find a fun "say something" tee...I went though a phase where all of my tee's had…read moresomething kitschy..clever..or just weird on them..one of my favorites I bought at Motherland...it was a plain brown tee with a rooster on it that said "cock fighter"..I have no idea why I though it was so clever and witty...but I wore that tee like 3 days out of the week..I would wear it to the bar all the time thinking I was sooo cute and funny with my "cock fighter" tee...man..what a loser...how did I ever get a boyfriend?? They also carry a range of great clothing by Canadian designers..and still have a great selection of silk screened tee's...thankfully though that fashion stage is years behind me....

Did you know the Kerrisdale Bootery first opened in 1949! It…read moreis one of the very few shoe stores left in Vancouver where someone is available to help fit a shoe, vs all those self service places. Maureen the sales specialist along with the owner John are both friendly and knowledgeable. I bought Glerups for my nephew's birthday and not only did they have a good selection they had his size 46 big feet for a kid turning 17.I'll be back soon to buy Glerups for me which, by the way are designed in Denmark and made in Europe.

I get all of my kids shoes here- and often find shoes for me too! The best place for kids school…read moreshoes. Great brands like Blundstones, Hush Puppy, Kamik, MK, Sorel, Asics, Keds, etc. local Vancouver owned/operated business. Great service. Highly recommend

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.

Update on my most recent visit. Hate to do it but I have to bring it down by a star…read more They carry one of my fave designers for men's wear, Pal Zileri. One of the newer (relatively speaking) designers that they are carrying is Neil Barrett. Quite nice stuff! I notice that the selection of ties is not so good of recent. and that it is gotten somewhat limited. The designs are looking a bit dated, or ties for "old men" Still very pricey and I still would only buy on sale. I was almost tempted to buy a shirt by Etro, but I decided it was a little too extravagant for me :(

This is where you come to shop if you want something nice and high-end without worrying someone has…read morethe same outfit as you lol. Apparently, they're the only Canadian retailer to carry Issey Miyake's mens line, according to Kristen, who's quite friendly and knowledgeable and sure knows his stuff. HE describe them as IM as industrial style, which according to pics, makes some sense. Men's stuff on the left, quite spacious and great selection. Saw a Moncler bomber-style but not a long cut, didn't know because it's the first time this season they made this line: $2,100, sweet... As expected, nice belts averaging $250. You know it's a serious retail job when on his biz card, there's a personal email lol. Try getting that from a mall ;) Amex good.

parking: free but the parking lot is HORRIBLY designed. i went on a Monday evening and it took 45…read moremins to leave the parking lot stores: they offer a decent amount of stores. there's Aritzia, Polo, Sandro, oak+fort, zwilling, etc. I went on Boxing Day weekend and the sales were subpar main takeaway: take the train in if you can! it'll save you a headache. or try going at a non-impacted time (I.e., weekday afternoons?)

Loved all the Holiday decor…read more Lots of lights and decorations. Super windy out so I wasn't able to stay as long as I would have liked to. Holiday sales a plenty! I'll be back for sure.

I've wandered into this store many times but have not bought anything. Not that there is anything…read morewrong with it but there was nothing that caught my eye. Their selection is a bit limited when I compare it to other stores such as Harry Rosen or Holt Renfrew. They are the only retailer in Vancouver to carry the Tiger brand from Sweden and the sales associates point that out. Can't say that I am keen on it. I only like Ben Sherman and Ted Baker that they carry. The rest is meh to me.

You'll always get fantastic service from this shop. I buy all my suits from here as they are one of…read morethe only stores in town to carry Tiger of Sweden suits. Great price and fantastic quality. It's not all just formal wear though... you'll be able to find a great mix of causal clothes including t-shirts, jeans and shoes. Forget the big stores, this quaint one in Kits is where any guy should go to!