Aritzia Locations

**Add yours below and I'll update weekly.** * **Baby:** * Quark Baby (baby bottles, milk warmers and gear) [https://quarkbaby.com](https://quarkbaby.com/) * Clek (car seats, safety gear) [https://clekinc.ca/](https://clekinc.ca/) * Parade (clothing and gifts) [https://parade.ca/](https://parade.ca/) * Aubanerie (clothing) [https://aubainerie.com/en](https://aubainerie.com/en) * **Food:** * Mid Day Squares (chocolate treats) [https://www.middaysquares.com/](https://www.middaysquares.com/) * GoBio (organic foods) [https://gobiofood.com/](https://gobiofood.com/) * Zentein (protein) [https://www.zentein.ca/](https://www.zentein.ca/) * Frida's (coffee): [https://fridascoffeeho...

So according to Kate, if we ever go shopping at Aritzia, it’s a “collab” and if a friend wants to take photos with us, we are suddenly “models”. Got it. ✔️ Kate this is so embarrassing for you. Remember when you said this was a life changing thing and now you’re wearing Walmart clothes in a super 8 that has no hot water. Lolololol

I know it’s not really TCU-specific news, but as it’s one of the most-popular brands I see on campus, I think a lot of TCU girls are going to be jumping for joy when Aritzia opens here.

What are your thoughts on the Aritzia quality? Their cost cutting has been more evident each year while they continue to increase the price tags. It’s unfortunate as I have always loved their clothes but it’s hard to look away when they are charging upwards of $160 for pure polyester and nylon.

Hi fam! So I really love fashion but I am very sensitive to how clothes feel (I haven’t worn jeans since pre-COVID). I figured I’d share what products and styles work for me that are both comfortable and still stylish. I started putting links together but the app I use adds in affiliate links which isn’t allowed in the sub. If anyone knows of an app that doesn’t do that, I can add specific links there instead! If you have any specific requests or want a lil mood board put together, lmk 🤍 Here’s what works for me! Vans Slip-Ons: these are like slippers. I have other sneakers too but if I’m feeling particularly sensitive, I always wear these because they’re the loosest a...

I dont have the lines down 100% but what do ya'll think?

Has anyone been successful at selling their clothes at Plato’s Closet? I have a lot of newer Aritzia jeans, dresses, tops and other brand named stuff that I wanted to get rid of because it’s not my style anymore.

do yall end up washing these colors together from aritzia? i’m namely talking about milkshake pink/lemonade/postcard blue etc, i just dont want the colors to fade or bleed! i typically wear darker clothing and never have a concern with them

As a 36 year old woman, there is increasingly less clothing out there for me in this store. Everything looks like a tween would wear or an early 20s uni girl out clubbing.. not to mention the sizes keep shrinking and the quality is going downhill to the point only a teen living at home and working part time at Wendy’s would pay up for their pieces. What do you still wear?

Hi! Wondering if anyone has had the opportunity to try on or purchase these items? I’m wondering how they fit. I’m on the petite size. Usually an XS, sometimes small. I don’t want to be overwhelmed in the clothing. I’m really hoping to purchase some linen pieces that I’ll keep for a long time. Thanks!

I am thinking about taking my laundry to a wash & fold service from now on, since it is my least favorite chore. The problem with that is it seems that a huge proportion of 'stylish' clothes, or rather clothes that aren't 100% cotton/aren't jeans or t-shirts, say to line dry or dry flat. Everybody (almost everybody) loves jeans and t-shirts, but I imagine most people also like to have more variety than that in their wardrobes. I do a lot of online window shopping and it seems like almost every indie/direct-to-consumer clothing brand, almost every mainstream 'stylish' brand like Aritzia, Reformation, etc., almost every high-end brand, produces primar...

I just started a new job that has quite a professional dress code. The job itself is in office most times, working at my desk, attending meetings, and sometimes short walks to different departments in the office. However I also have to go to site visits at time, not typically in really bad conditions, but I do have to be aware of the weather conditions. I’m currently looking to invest in my work wardrobe and pick up some pieces from aritzia that will make me feel comfortable regardless of the current work environment, and confident throughout the day. Let me know if you have any suggestions/favourite workwear pieces!! I was also looking to buy a pair of professional sneakers (not ne...

**Add yours below and I'll update weekly.** * **Baby:** * Quark (baby bottles, milk warmers and gear) [https://quarkbaby.com](https://quarkbaby.com/) * Clek (car seats, safety gear) [https://clekinc.ca/](https://clekinc.ca/) * Parade (clothing and gifts) [https://parade.ca/](https://parade.ca/) * Aubanerie (clothing) [https://aubainerie.com/en](https://aubainerie.com/en) * **Food:** * Mid Day Squares (chocolate treats) [https://www.middaysquares.com/](https://www.middaysquares.com/) * GoBio (organic foods) [https://gobiofood.com/](https://gobiofood.com/) * Zentein (protein) [https://www.zentein.ca/](https://www.zentein.ca/) * Frida's (coffee): [https://fridascoffeehome.ca...

I have a 95% cotton 5% cashmere sweater, as well as a pair of Agency shorts that are 67% linen, 33% viscose. I usually size up cotton/linen and wash/dry in the dryer and they shrink, but are otherwise totally fine. I’ve machine washed cashmere on gentle cycle and laid flat to dry no problem. I recently washed a 100% cotton Boden sweater that said “hand wash only” and it had a little shrinkage but otherwise washed beautifully. Am I an ***** to do this with Aritzia clothes? They’re more expensive than I usually buy and I’m afraid to ruin them, but it would be a huge deal to be able to toss them in the washer/dryer without ruining them.

I'm in my early 30s F and while I do have staples in my wardrobe, I find that i'm so bored of my clothing. I rarely ever go shopping and for the most part, typically look put together with the pieces I do have (Aritzia, Zara, Shein, Old Navy, Marshalls/Winners). When I like something I buy it in a few colors and feel like there's nothing interesting about my wardrobe anymore (which isn't necessarily a bad thing, I gravitate towards basics). I may have grown up with some money trauma, and while I do support myself (I'm single) and have lots of bills (condo owner), I'm ready to slowly build up my wardrobe to have more pieces and to get used to the idea of shopping...

I was the biggestttt Aritzia girlie for like 15 years, and then had 2 kids back to back and just lived in pajamas (it’s been a ride). I’m finally trying to get my body/life back and with that comes the incentive of shopping at my favourite place again. Nothing from my Wish List exists on the website anymore so I am definitely out of the loop!! Looking for recommendations for clothing pieces that work well for chasing around toddlers!! Hit me with your fave lounge wear, dresses, trousers, everything. Bonus points if you can recommend a fancy midi dress for a summer event (nothing revealing - I’m not there yet and it’s not that kind of event lol). I’m in Canada and in my early 30s b...

I am a petite woman(recently put on a good amount of weight), looking for some suggestions on which brands should I check out. I mostly shop from Uniqlo, but want to experiment a bit. I recently tried aritzia, but felt more ashamed. The brand seemed a bit harsh for people on heavier side. Please share your favourites.

I’m 4’11” and 94 lbs. Usually am a 00 or xxs. My usual spots are Abercrombie and Aritzia which I’m finding so boring these days. I’ve also been scrolling Revolve for months and usually when I get the clothes they are too big or feel cheap. I’m on a time crunch as my Bach is at the end of May! Anyone have recommendations for lesser known online stores that would have cute going out clothes for my Bach? I was thinking maybe there are Asian websites that might have what I’m looking for, but they would need to ship the the U.S.

As summer is among us I’m putting away the jeans and ready for some loose fitting breathable clothes and that includes linen. I’m interested in obviously a nontoxic fabric ideally 100% or close to 100% linen pants that are not going to break the bank. So far gap and old navy have “linen” pants for super cheap but obviously are like 30-50% linen which is not ideal. I found an aritzia pair that I like but are on the pricier side. I want to see if anyone here has any ideas on where to find a good value linen pants

What are first year students, especially in Health Science, typically wearing at Queen’s? We were shopping at Aritzia recently and noticed a lot of dressier options such as trousers, blazers, and blouses being suggested for university going students, compared to more casual pieces like sweat sets. Coming from Western Canada, I would really appreciate any insight into what people actually tend to wear day to day on campus. Any advice on how much clothing to bring for first year would also be appreciated.