Exposure

I was drawn in by a shirt in the window and I am so happy i went inside because (almost) everything was 50% off! Both girls that were working were extremely helpful. As soon as i picked up something they were asking me if they could start a fitting room for me and complimenting me on my style ;). They were both very friendly and fashionable and i really enjoyed my experience shopping here overall.

I’ve found a couple of gems on the sale rack at Exposure, and have frequently eyed the full price items with sadness! As pretty as that dress might be, I’m not going to buy it full price because I feel like the prices are way outside what I am comfortable paying. A dress that I would expect to pay $ 30 – 50 for will sell for $ 80 here, and that increase doesn’t have me clamoring to buy. They have some great rainboots for reasonable prices, so I’d recommend that for sure, but most things are outside my budget.
I’ve always found the service fine, not enthusiastic, but perfectly pleasant — it would be nice to be asked if I need help a little sooner, particularly if I’m milling around the boots holding one shoe and looking for assistance!
Great location, good selection of clothes, but unfortunately prohibitively expensive for me!

I think this guy doesn’t realize that consumers can check prices. Vera Moda has suggested prices right on the tag, which are apparently removed here. The Vera Moda clothing is MISSING the factory tag, and has some sort of Exposure tag attached instead. The exact, I mean EXACT items can be found literally anywhere else that sells Vera Moda (The Bay, 8^th and Main etc) for a good 20−25% less, as these stores adhere to suggested prices. If I can confirm with one company that he’s marking up a huge percentage over and above regular markup, that pretty well tells me that he’s doing it across the board. Add in the worst customer service you can find, especially on the Drive, and there’s no point in shopping here.

Worst customer service from PETER! How rude can a manager be? He priced something wrong and went to charge me and then doubles the price when I get to the cashier. Misadvertising. Poor customer service.
He doesn’t even deserve one star.

Alright… So your looking for trinkets, cute dresses, or just a unique clothing article? This woman’s store is a nice local corner shop with good quality merchandise and friendly staff. They don’t hound you when you browse, but help you out when you need it. I would recommend this clothing shop is your interested In that unique clothing item:).

I had absolutely the worst customer service experience in this store that I have ever had in 44 years. I bought something (at regular price), realized it wasn’t suitable without leaving the store nor moving one step from the til where I had just paid and the manager refused to do anything about it, or do anything to maintain customer satisfaction or goodwill. Her story kept changing as to why she couldn’t take it back, she was accusatory laying blame on me, and finally admitted she was choosing not to remedy the situation and proceeded to kick me out of the store. Given I had completed the transaction 30 seconds before and hadn’t moved, one would think that in the name of good will and keeping customers, that a manager of all people would have tried to remedy the situation, or at the very least been apologetic about not being able to do more, but was instead very rude. Apparently she hasn’t yet learned Canadian standards of customer service. Needless to say I won’t be going back and would encourage anyone else shopping to take their business to establishments where customers & customer satisfactions are valued.

Perfect for the rainy Vancouver girl with a surfer heart, the colorful clothing sold at Exposure is both mod and practical. On the corner of Charles and Commercial Drive, this place sells tons of Billabong shirts and jackets, as well as a slew of other hip brand names.
The designs here are unique and colorful, think colorful gumboots and 3-​inch wide belts. Cute black dresses that highlight boobs nicely and beautiful overcoats that will bring in the compliments.
The theme here is hip but not kitsch, glitzy but not garish. Most of the major items will run you up a $ 100 at least, but once again, it’s not the kind of thing you’ll stumble across at Value Village.

Unlike most chain stores, Exposure manages to stay current and unique, with women’s clothing designs from Only, Billabong, Kensie, Vera Moda and Foxy Jeans, amongst others.
From great, cheap basics from the Exposure line in tank-​tops and t-​shirts, to trendy sequin dresses from Vera Moda, sweaters from Only, great seasonal jackets, as well as boots, shoes and the ever-​trendy rubber boots that are seen all over Vancouver as of late.
This is the store I come to when I’m looking for something shiny, new and affordable and in particular, for something for a night out on the town.

From Roxy and Billibong to Hurley and RipCurl, this place is every surf girl’s dream. They have cute bathing suits, great beach dresses, and some amazing casual apparel. Along with all the clothes, they have a great selection of accessories — from hats to belts to necklaces and purses.
Even though this place is on Commercial Drive –sometimes when you’re actually in the store, you feel as if when you walk out — you’ll be on a beach! (wouldn’t that be a great dream?).