Specialty Stores à Burnside, Victoria, BC
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2510 Douglas Street, BURNSIDE, Victoria, V8T 4M1
(250) 383-6222
Magasinage et Magasins de spécialité, Fleuristes, Magasins de plantes d intérieur, Plants, Plant Indoor Retail, Florists, Maintenance, Miscellaneous Retail, saanich peninsula 
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2013 GOVERNMENT STREET, BURNSIDE, Victoria, V8T 4N9
(250) 385-8378
Verve Fashions opened its doors in 1996 providing Victorians the opportunity to shop designer labels for both men and women at 60 to 70% off the regular retail price. Donna Anderson, owner of Hughes Clothing, opened Verve to provide an outlet for her clients to re-sell their designer labels and pass on these labels to Verve customers at affordable prices. In 2000, Lori Nagel became Donna Anderson’s partner in Verve and in January 2006 Lori Nagel became the sole owner of Verve and continues to run the store with the help of her fabulous sales staff. The store is a bright and spacious 2500 square foot building in downtown Victoria which offers designer labels such as Armani, Gucci, Prada, Dolce & Gabbana, Juicy Couture, Lida Baday, Inwear, Matinique, Sandwich and many more Canadian and International labels. The experienced staff provides personalized service and help customers create a wardrobe that is both fashion forward and affordable. Verve works closely with several charities and organizations that benefit people in need. Unsold items are donated to one of three organizations: Single Parents Association, wherein both men and women get the benefit of the donated clothes - it is one of the only organizations that helps out men. # Wear 2 Start, an organization that helps women re-enter the work force by providing each women with several work appropriate outfits, lessons on hair and make-up and preparation of their resume. Artemis Place (formerly the GAP program) offers unwed mothers and/or pregnant teenage girls an opportunity to finish their education. And finally, The Salvation Army, which employs local people and the proceeds from the sale of donated items remains in our community.