Plenty

Glad they have their own floor for men’s, albeit upstairs, not sure if that is a good strategic move considering how hard for men to walk in to shop, only to climb one set lol. If it wasn’t for work, not sure if I would but I digress…
Carry Levi’s, Perry and of course Naked Famous, quality Japanese brand.
Amex good.
also have Herschel knapsacks too.

Cute styles & friendly staff. They have great sales too. Beware of quality, especially with Propoganda, Plenty’s house brand. I’ve bought two Propoganda sweaters and big holes appeared in both on the first wear. Super embarassing to hide them on discovery and disappointing to have to fix them later.
3 stars for poor quality at «Aritzia» prices.

Ive only been here a few times but I must say everything Ive purchased is great quality and really great selection. WOW!
Bought a pair of jeans here last year and they are still amazing and my best fitting pair. Same with a few shirts I have. I bought my steve madden boots there last winter which I still love. (it took me a few years to find the perfect boots.)
only 4 stars because The staff are not so friendly but I am always happy to shop without being assisted too much anyway, BUT as I was in the customer service industry for many years I know that a simple «hello» as you enter the store goes a long way. I don’t know that Ive ever been greeted here.

Love the clothing and love the service! Here they are so friendly! We had so much help when looking for a particular item. We also had a lot of help in the fitting room! It was overall a great experience to shop here!

One of my favorite shops around downtown Vancouver, super nice quality and brand names. First floor is for women and the men section is upstairs, lots of nice shirts, pants etc. interesting pieces, highly recommended.

Plenty boasts clothing that is minimalistic in design, and typically colours that are more of the neutral variety. Looking for a scarlet coloured cardigan, or cyan top? You *typically* won’t find it here. With that said, I do like this store for some items. You can be sure that you’re getting well-​made items, and aren’t spending exorbitant amounts of clothing that will rip in a few weeks (*cough* Aritzia *cough*). The clothing here is not cheap, think of it on the price point of Zara, with some items less expensive, and some items being more. But they have interesting pieces, if you have the time to look!
I actually came here to look for winter parkas, but was informed by the employee that they wouldn’t be getting them for a couple more weeks. Boo. Anyhow I picked 2 pairs of gloves from FRAAS. When I realized I had bought them and returned them last year because there wasn’t a slit for the thumb, I looked at them, and knew that they had fixed the problem. Wooh. And for $ 12 a pair, I’d much rather be paying that, then $ 30+ elsewhere for the same – or worse quality.
The first floor is basically all women’s clothing, and if you go up to the second, its men’s clothing with a shoe section.
If you are looking for a winter jacket, and don’t want to look like every other woman, or are looking for some cute camis, and interesting dresses… come here before going to those other shopping destinations on Robson!

If only they had locations in the US! But perhaps that’s a good thing for my wallet. Great clothing selection — a little pricey, yes, but I shop elsewhere for basics and like going to boutiques for more unique items. Like Dawn W., I didn’t notice poor customer service but I am also the type of shopper who likes to be left alone. Overall, I had a good shopping experience here.

Found a cute bracelet on sale for $ 9. Lots of Free People and other similar brands.

Plenty has cute casual youthful clothing. I see that a lot of reviewers dislike being ignored by the staff. I have never noticed but perhaps that is because I like being left alone to think for myself (which is why I LOATHE aritzia but that’s a review for another day). I have never received bad attitude from the staff.
Recently I bought a cute top by Gentle Fawn, made of rayon. With tax I paid about $ 70. Wash instructions were to machine wash in cold water and lay flat to dry. Because it was so expensive, I hand washed in freezing cold water and lay flat to dry. Imagine how dismayed I was when I put it on once dry to discover that it was tight — it shrank! A baggy loose tank top was now constricting my bust. What shrinkage! I felt like I had been set up to lose the situation — as I went beyond the instructions to ensure it would stay in good shape and it still shrank.
I returned to Plenty and showed them my problem. At first they said they would contact Gentle Fawn. It took forever to hear back from Plenty, so I finally went in to the shop to follow up. They said that they had not heard from Gentle Fawn and that they would allow me to exchange for store credit. I really appreciated it. I realize that Plenty has to eat the cost of the shirt if Gentle Fawn does not take it back.
Anyway, I wanted to write a review and mention the good service. I don’t return items easily, especially worn and washed items. I will continue to shop Plenty and continue to enjoy the staff that gives me personal space but not attitude. But I won’t gamble on the Gentle Fawn brand again, no matter how cute their clothes are.

OK so not bad, Plenty has cute stuff.
the staff is what kills it! talking about there friends, ignoring people, acting as if your offending them by asking to see anything!
come on girls I know retail sucks, but jeez: P

I bought a pair of jeans at night (almost close time) but I found that they are too short for me for that style at home.
I brought them back to the store for return or exchange next morning.
But they didn’t accept because of out of tug.
I had tug but I cut from jeans. I thought I would wear them next day.
Their return policy says they accept return the item with tug.
I was so disappointed.
.The sales lady looked at me as if I was cheating.
I really needed a jeans immediately because I would go my home country at that day and ask her if you have longer length jeans I will buy.
Finally I could exchanged another pair of jean that is twice price.
The sales lady changed her face to smile one.
I felt so strange.
I appreciate they accept exchange. But I was not happy.

Places like Plenty remind me why I hate shopping on high street Robson. The service blows — it’s either in your face or completely non-​existent (today I experienced the latter), the racks are far too full to easily peruse and actually see what’s in stock, and to be honest, it’s just kind of ho-​hum in style.
It’s fashion for the masses. Which I guess is just not me.
I’m more a ‘One of a Kinda, Two of a Few’, boutique, independent designer kindda gal. Who diggs thrift stores and original finds :) Which probably leaves Plenty for you.

Plenty makes me happy. Plenty has everything for your wardrobe. Plenty doesn’t have stuck up sales staff. Plenty sold me my wedding day boots. Plenty has style… I want Plenty.

One of the better clothing stores for men in Vancouver. From Spiewak jackets to Fred Perry polo shirts and Cheap Monday jeans it is not too hard for me to find at least one piece that I would want to buy from here. I just wish they would have more sales so I could afford to shop here regularly.

Plenty makes me happy like a kitten running through a rainbow brining me a beer after a long day doing hard manual labour. Need I say more? I will, just in case that didn’t get the point across.
Plenty has great clothes. Stop.
Plenty has amazing sales. Stop.
Plenty is open late enough that I can buy a new outfit on my way to a concert. Stop.
Plenty is always getting new stock. They carry a fantastic array of designers from Propaganda, which you can get on a budget, to free people, which I wait for the sales on. I can always find something unique and affordable at Plenty and I have, more than once, bought a complete outfit there because the price and the clothes are just that good. Just so everyone knows that I’m talking about, I once bought 2 pair of jeans, and 5 (yes I said 5) tops for under $ 150.
Simply the best.

Plenty is a Lower Mainland mini-​chain that carries a mix of local labels and international brands. Despite its successful expansion to several locations throughout the city (including some of Vancouver’s biggest, busiest shopping malls), I find Plenty’s stayed pretty true to its boutique quality, offering up plenty of rack space to upcoming talent and independent fashion labels. Look for Canadian lines Dace, Gentlefawn, Allison Wonderland, and in-​house labels Propaganda and Thirty3. You’ll also find hot international names like Miss Sixty, Free People, and a solid denim selection stocked with Citizens of Humanity, Joe Jeans and Seven.

Plenty is a great little shop where you can find some super unique pieces! Yes, you may have to dig a little to get to the good stuff — but trust me when I say, you will not be disappointed.
I really like the Propaganda line that they carry. I find myself buying all sorts of work basics by Propaganda — and I’m not breaking the bank as I do so either! (Yay!). I’ve come to rely on Plenty when it comes to jackets and coats… when that season comes (which it has now — Happy First Day of Fall!), Plenty is fully locked, stocked, and loaded. I’ve never been disappointed with their selection, and always find something flattering at a reasonable price.

I think it’s pretty apparent from my reviews that I have a tendency to cling to the way things used to be in Vancouver. Part of me still longs for those days when construction on Cambie Street was but a mere fallacy and Vancouver 2010 was just a dream imprinted on sweatshirts. Since then, the downtown cityscape has expanded, real estate has gotten drastically more expensive and people have gotten much trendier – and with that came the end of the Plenty I remember.
Since opening a store on Vancouver’s famed Robson Street, Plenty has lost its disarming quirkiness that set it apart from other retail boutiques in Vancouver. While still cute, gone is the ingenuity and merriment. To be honest, the website is even a little bit more interesting what with the freestanding stores now resembling every other store on Robson and elsewhere.

Damn you Katie S!!!
Okay, she is totally right, but grr, I can’t believe she reviewed it first. In this store, I found THE MOST killer pair of plaid Adidas shoes that are probably my most favoritist sneakers ever! I have never seen them anywhere else and honestly, this store alone is worth a trip to the BC!
If that doesn’t say it all, I don’t know what does! :)

One of my favorite little shops in Vancouver!
Super cute apparel and accessories from local, independent, and ‘not so independent’ designers. I could spend a whole lot in this place. Too bad (for me) that USD isn’t what it used to be. :(
I got a great hat in here on my last trip to the ‘Couv. Lots of stylish stuff packed into a cute little, brightly lit boutique. Great shoe selection, helpful staff, and nice layout.
Totally want everything in here.
FYI– My birthday is coming up here pretty quick.