Aerie

Reviews

• LK

  Lexi Koster

  May 13, 2026
  5.0
  I love that we have this store in the city! Such a great variety of styles and sizes and the fabrics are sooooo luxurious.
• SS

  SB

  May 2, 2026
  5.0
  Sound everything we were looking for super quick. The store was neat and tidy, and the employees were friendly.
• DP

  Danielle Pearo

  Apr 8, 2026
  5.0
  Went to Aerie at the Eaton Centre, and Rana was the absolute sweetest person ever. Made me feel so welcome and helped me find the right size through a million try-ons. Have never had such a warm and kind person help me before. Thank you Rana :)
• SP

  Stella Pesce

  Feb 25, 2026
  5.0
  Alicia and her team at the Eaton Centre location are absolutely lovely. Super helpful and made me feel so special and important as I made my way through the store. I was greeted at the front and was shown such cute and trendy pieces. I left with the best wide legged lounge pants as I just couldn’t leave without them and of course this is all thanks to this incredible staff who really know how to take you on a fantastic journey to find something you love! Will definitely be coming back as I always do to shop my favs.
• JP

  Jackie Patrick

  Feb 13, 2026
  1.0
  I went to the Aerie clothing store at the Toronto Eaton Centre today to buy a couple of items, something I’ve done over the past 20 years, and I had a horrible experience. I was treated like a criminal. Immediately after walking in, I was racially profiled as a thief or as someone who couldn’t afford the items. I find that Aerie, as a company, has no customer service. Staff used to be nice and helpful. And the atmosphere was uplifting. The last couple of years, the staff have looked unhappy, distracted and mean as if they don’t want to be there. Nevertheless, as soon as I approached the doors and started looking for items to purchase, a girl approached me and asked if she could help. I said no. Which I don’t mind, but I literally just walked in and didn’t have time even to decide what I needed. Not even seconds later, another girl approached me with force, aggression and intimidation and stared at me rudely as if I shouldn’t be in the store. She was a big, heavy-set girl with dark hair and a ton of makeup. She asked if I needed help. I reply no. As I looked around the store, there were at least 15 customers who were white and Asian, and they never approached them to ask for help. Customers were going through underwear drawers, and other customers were coming in and out at the same time. But never ONCE did they approach other customers for help. But they were so caught up in making me feel uncomfortable as a form of interrogation. I know this is a marketing tool retail stores use to intimidate customers, as a way to physiologically, indirectly tell certain customers that we are watching you. I was disgusted, so I just walked out. I am currently a business owner and have worked in the legal industry for some time, as well as in retail as a key manager. I know people of colour have been discriminated against and profiled the moment they walk through any corporate doors because of the colour of their skin or the way they’re dressed. According to statistics, black/coloured people spend over one billion dollars in the United States and around the world a year. It’s very sad; even in 2026, we still live in the 1800s.