Timeless Apparel

This place is not cheap. The vintage clothes are expensive for what they are. If you looking for someone to do the work for you (i.e. source all the clothes, organize them neatly and present you with the top-​notch) then Timeless Apparel may be for you.
I like getting a good deal and I don’t mind doing the work (for me this is part of the fun of thrifting!)…for example, going through racks at Value Village is my idea of a good time — and much cheaper.
In general, my point is, this is store is overpriced, especially for seasoned vintage thrifters. If money is no object, this is a great spot.
With that said, I must say, they have a fabulous shoe collection — all the shoes are clean, well selected, and en point with trend. I find vintage shoes are some of the hardest items to find in terms of quality /​cleanliness etc… Timeless Apparel does a great job of this. Without the awesome shoes I would have given it three stars!

It’s okay. I wouldn’t go out of my way to come back and shop here, but sometimes they have decent looking bags… EXCEPT THEY ARE MADE IN CHINA. Cheap plastic leather bags, made in China for $ 50. Why don’t I just go to Wal-​Mart and buy the same thing?
«Vintage» is a word they throw around often. I don’t really see it. I don’t even want to really try on or buy anything they have here, and this is rare for a vintage-​lover.

If you are a losebagg with urban outfitters style, you should shop here.
Picture this: A dude walks down the sidewalk and he’s wearing a Supreme snap back, vans, shorts that are most likely a bathing suit with some sort of hawaiian print and it’s all topped off with some sort of basketball jersey… like say… the Lakers or something. Not even CANADIAN!
That guy shops here.
Picture this: A girl wearing justin roper boots (or fake ones made by Steve Madden last year), acid wash coochie cutters, a ripped up harley davidson teeshirt, huge sunglasses and red lipstick.
That girl shops here.
Picture this: You walk into a store that looks like a modern sleek skateboard shop but the racks are filled with upper middle grade thrift store finds that the jock bro from high school would have bought. The shop guy says «Hi how are you?» when you walk in and then when you say «I’m fine, how are you?» he purposely responds with some wacky ass response like «I’m a-​mAAAAYZING.» or worse yet something corny like «Chillin’ like a villain on penicillin.» Really? I’ll let it go but honestly I wish you’d just shut up.
That guy works here.
There was almost nothing worth seeing here. Except maybe a decent 70s shearling coat… THAT THEY WANTED $ 400 FOR. Dude, c’mon, I can get that for less than $ 100 on Etsy. Quit playin’.

This used to be called CTS/​Vintage Nouveau. It has now been replaced by Timeless Apparel.
For those used to dropping by here as one of those queen street shops with everything but the kitchen sink vintage plus — you will be surprised when you walk in. This place has gotten quite the sleek makeover. It is much more modern, clean and masculine in feel.
There are definitely sections familiar like the used footwear and clothing but otherwise the space has clearly been cleaned up and re-​invented. In so doing, it has lost a bit of its charm.
For me. the jury is out on this one. As a recently opened space, I will have to give myself another trip over to see its progress. I did find some sweet shoes though.