Value Village Boutique

There's good selection here. I recently visited this location and I have to say, it was a fantastic experience. From the moment I walked in, I was impressed by the selection of vintage clothes and accessories. It was like stepping back in time - they had everything from retro dresses to funky jewellery.One item that really caught my eye was a vintage purse with a floral pattern and gold chain strap. It was in excellent condition and at a great price, so I knew I had to have it. My friends who were with me also found some amazing pieces and we all left feeling like we hit the jackpot.The store was clean and well-organized, making it easy to navigate and find exactly what we were looking for. The staff was also friendly and helpful, which made the experience even more enjoyable.Overall, I recommend this Value Village to anyone looking for unique and affordable vintage finds. It's definitely worth checking out.

Nice store, although if you have problems getting up the stairs, that's an issue, as well as the stairs inside. My biggest gripe with VV now is how they have no changeroom (yet I've watched people go into the bathroom and change into clothes they picked and walk right out). How can you have no changeroom and also exchange only for the same priced items? That's ludcrious. There's people openly stealing and as a paying customer I can't even check if a pair of pants might fit. It's a stupid policy but I guess with the urban hipster thrifter reseller hustle, you don't care.

Went here with my daughter just before Xmas - she wanted to check it out (so we spent a couple of hours going through it all - she loves thrifting!)She was surprised and impressed, by the quality and the pricing (which were both good). I got a pair of Women’s Sorels for $25 and a winter coat for $10.They have a really nice selection of well curated stuff here and fair prices.They also have an elevator - to access the store from outside, although there are quite a few steps and levels inside .. it’s probably quite challenging to navigate this store in a wheel chair.

Came to shop here to find out the craze and this location has better selection then queen west also same concept no dressing rooms. I feel like the boutique got rid of dressing rooms to give it a feel for boutique locations like shopping vintage shops. this location is less curated compared to queen west. I think I prefer this one over that.

Really cool location with chandeliers and plaques about the history of the building. Overpriced for second hand clothes. 10 dollars for a second hand shirt. Toronto thrift stores do not seem to have thrift store prices No second-hand housewares. Only clothes

The only redeemable quality here is the building/original features. It's not worth coming unless you are really in a pinch for something specific. There are no change rooms and the one bathroom is really dirty. You'll find customers around the store in front of mirrors trying clothes in various stages of undress anyways in shameless unity against the powers at be at VV. Prices are pretty much $10 and up for all items. You may end up in a cycle of exchanging items since you can't try anything on and there are no refunds. Not worth the trouble.

Okay at best. While I understand that it is a smaller location, hence “boutique”, I can’t understand why there are no changing rooms. To make matters worse, if you do buy something (so that you can actually try it on) and aren’t pleased with it, you can only get store credit. A dreadful policy.

There's a free bathroom here if you need it. Clothes are fine, but Shein is a plague upon the women's section.

This shop in Toronto sells used clothes, something like what Goodwill does in the United States. Everything that I saw was of good quality and in very good to excellent condition. Prices are very reasonable. Staff is young, friendly, and professional. If you are in Toronto and need winter boots or whatever, this is a place that should be visited. Highly recommended.

Great selection and I always seem to have good luck when I'm looking for something specific here. My most iconic graphic T's and jackets are from this Value Village.