Winners Apparel

This is the same as TJ Maxx if u live in United States. Variety of boutique, middle and high end brands at a discount for men, women and kids. Clothing, shoes, acessories, bodycare, purses. Found a few Canadian brands.

This is located in the underground mall food court.
Decent lighting and layout, the men’s section is quite large compared to other Winners.
But they tried high end like Versace and failed, and now their selection of polo’s is almost non-​existent, while there are a lot of sports wear items.
There is also some kitchenware and food you won’t find elsewhere, as well as makeup/​perfume and some kids toys.
The women’s section is gigantic, can’t comment on it much.
The lineups out the door can take a while, but they rush when it’s it’s closing time.

This Winners is way better then ones in Toronto. The selections are better, the sizes are plenty and it is super huge because of the Winners /​Home departments. Excellent

Winners is the place to go when your in the mood to go hunting for a gem. The store is essentially a sea of not so stylish items with a sprinkle of nice finds. You really need to search to find those pieces that are going to offered at a very much lower price.
It seems impossible to find a pair of denim jeans that don’t have crazy designs or ridiculous fades in them. Once in awhile though youl find a pair that is just normal.
I especially like to look for timeless classic shoes and belts.
This winners specifically also seems to be lacking in home supplies compared to many of the winners I’ve been to. They seem to be strictly more on the clothing side.
Staff seem to be just doing their job and aren’t overly friendly or rude. Located on the bottom floor of the mall, it is a nice place to tie together your shopping day and see if you can nab a few basics at a steal.

i love winners but not for the clothing as nothing fits me (size wise)
what i love are the extremely discounted brand shoes, boots, bags and perfume. it’s the only reason i frequent this store. inexpensive albeit year old model uggs boots, sorel boots around november/​december to the heavily discounted niche perfumes (which is my kryptonite) in creed, bond no.9, l’artisan after the new year
selection varies greatly and the more popular or should i say the better scents are hard to find as everyone wants them. you’d literally have to live there to get them
decent alternative to the brand stores (if you’re looking to score some discount) but you’d be lucky to find that polarizing piece of clothing

Not the same as «the good old days» when it first opened. Did I EVER score some higher –end stuff here at great prices! If you know your brands/​names etc. you can really hit the jackpot, unfortunately, things have changed quite a bit here over the years. The pickings keep getting slimmer and the clothing looks very schlocky, I now REALLY have to look and pick over the merchandise. The stock comes in 3 times a week, so if you do find something worthwhile, grab it while you can because it will NOT be there when you come back tomorrow. The good stuff moves that fast!

Ce Winners, situé au sous-​sol de la Place Montréal-​Trust, a longtemps été un lieu de choix pour magasiner. Toutefois, depuis quelques années, l’endroit est devenu un foutoir bordélique et mal entretenu, ce qui coïncide vraisemblablement avec l’agrandissement de la succursale.
Points positifs:
— Si vous êtes un homme, vous serez servi! Il y a une grande sélection de vêtements pour hommes.
— De temps à autres, on y fait des trouvailles assez uniques en matière de vêtements pour femmes (mais il faut fouiller pas mal).
— La sélection de bijoux et foulards est intéressante quand on cherche un joli cadeau à offrir.
— Malgré les files interminables à la caisse, le service est relativement rapide car il y a plusieurs caissiers/​caissières. De plus, contrairement à la succursale de la Place Alexis-​Nihon, le personnel arrive généralement à s’exprimer en français.
Points négatifs:
— Un des gros désavantages de cette succursale est l’état lamentable des cabines d’essayage. La propreté laisse vraiment à désirer. Le plancher des cabines est jonché de boules de poussière (beurk!) et de cintres. Les crochets sont toujours cassés ou remplis de cintres vides. De plus, les portes des cabines né sont pas adaptées aux grandes personnes. Pas super intime quand le mec d’en face est en train de se rincer l’oeil!
— La succursale est en général mal entretenue et pas trop à l’ordre. Difficile de s’y retrouver dans les fringues qui sont souvent mal classées. Et la section des objets pour la maison est guère mieux: emballages ouverts, trucs cassés, etc.
— Pas de section pour enfants.
Donc, si vous êtes un homme, que la propreté vous importe peu et que vous avez tendance à être un peu voyeur, vous aimerez sans doute l’endroit. ;)
Blague à part, je crois que cette succursale a grand besoin de rénovations et d’un bon ménage!

Winners is great and the place for shopping here’s what I find here:
For men: undies, socks, pyjamas, slippers, scarves, hats and jogging pants
Women: socks, underwear, shoes. boots, slippers, outdoor coats, yoga and work out clothes, bathing suits
Children: here you can get just about anything, but the kid’s toy section is actually a really good place to buy toys and books
Home: Ralph Lauren bedsheets sets (or others just make sure you keep it over 300 thread count), decorative bathroom linens and accessories, again mostly just the decorative stuff. Lots of kitchen instruments and cook wear at great prices.
Decorative mirrors and wall hanging’s home section is a great place to get any housewarming gifts you may need,
and last but not least I love shopping here for hair care and beauty products, which can be assembled to provide a great gift to someone, at any budget. (your 20 $ exchange gift will go further here)

I’m a huge fan of Winners! There… I said it out in the open.
I love this store simply for the fact that it is one of the few Winner stores in the Montréal area that sells suits at liquidation prices. I have in the past bought a 400 $ suite lowered to $ 80! Even after the tailoring required to get it to fit just right, it was still a great savings.
To find the good deals though, you almost need to go on a weekly basis.
There is a large selection here of clothing for both men and women. Their mens dress shirt selection is okay — not always a decent rotation of shirts as the same design will be available for months, and the seem to get ties in different waves. Sometimes having none in stock (like at Christmas and New Years!??) but having 3 – 4 racks of the stuff during mid-​summer.
My main complaint: is be prepared to wait in line. It probably has the worst line-​ups between 11am — 2pm.

Winners is a place you sneak in for a couple of important piece of clothing. My thing is shoes. Why there? They have large size. I where 13 and even though more and more you find what you need, I tend to go there once in a while 5 – 10 minutes per time to check out the new shoes arrival. I found some 180 $ leather shoes (Clarks) for 80 $. So basically they receive stuff from larger store like The Bay or others. It only took 8 – 10 times (so basically after 1 year) to find some decent shoes.

I heart shoes and I heart Winners… naturally I heart Winners with awesome shoe sections even more!!!
Spent 1 hour in the shoe section alone and found lots of fantastic options. The rest of the store didn’t really do anything for me, but I did manage to find a cute LBD for $ 16.
Sorry boys but the mens section here seemed to be lacking a bit.