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Val Berg's Men's Wear Group
Category: Shopping Fashion Men's Clothing Men's Clothing [Edit]
5722 111 Street NWEdmonton, AB T6H 3G1
(780) 435-6470
- Price Range:
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$$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
2 reviews for Val Berg's Men's Wear Group
2 reviews in English
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Review from Lauren N.
11/10/2008 1 photo
Val Berg's is high-end quality shopping for men. They have clothing and accessories for both young and more mature gentlemen. Their shirts and jackets are really nice, you can tell by just looking at them. My boyfriend was looking at their shirts for work, but a simple button-down shirt cost a good $140. Quality does not come cheap here, that's for sure! I think most of the store wasn't his style either, because it was more on the formal side. Even their casual shirts don't seem that casual. They have a small women's section towards the back, which mostly consists of simple, comfortable jackets and fleece sweaters. It's all about the men at this shop, and the ones who can either afford it, or really really care about how they look.
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Review from Jennifer P.
Edmonton, AB
10/30/2008 1 photo
This store has been around for years. It's a higher-end menswear store that has both classic and some more trendy, youthful looks. I came in here and received exceptional service from Rodger Stanley. He helped me find styles and combinations that would suit the personality and needs of my dad and boyfriend. Although I didn't plan to buy anything that day, he treated me like a top customer and it made me want to come back. Val Berg's sells lines like Coppley, Sammuelsohn, Jack Victor, Biella, Ben Hogan, bugatti and Tilley. There's a travel wear section for both men and women at the back of the shop. A lot of the clothing is high quality and European, however the prices aren't overblown, just a bit pricier. But you can feel the quality in the fabrics. I'm definitely going to buy my dad and boyfriend something from here for Christmas. If you go, ask for Rodger. You'll be in good hands.
