Warehouse One

I popped by this store on the way to seeing the guy I’m dating ’cause there was a sign on the window that said 50% off. It’s genetically encoded that girls love sales. I walked in and the store is small, not a very large selection, however, what they do have is modern styles at great prices between $ 30 — $ 40 (plus the sale stuff). I scoped out this place as I need a cheap pair of thin jeans for my trip to Spain, now I know where to get the stuff. The customer service was super friendly.

I have bought a couple pairs of jeans here and a few tops. I wasn’t estatic about the jeans as they wore out very quickly, however I am in love with the dressy tops.

As a gal with an inseam of 36″+, finding jeans that are priced under $ 250 was next to impossible; generally we tall girls have a system of nudging other tall girls on the street and ask, ‘excuse me, *points from my long legs, to hers* where do you get your jeans?’
Thank goodness us tall people are so empathetic and just want to help each other; alas, no more random tall girl stranger meets for me. Instead, I shall spread the word via Unilocal.
Forget the two Sir Robert Bordens and the William Lyon Mackenzie King, I can buy a pair of jeans for three John A. Macdonalds! Note to you, if you don’t understand my speak, you should read your money bills, or should I say your history books, a bit closer.
Not only are the prices beyond fabulous, but so are the peeps who work here; I love their great ‘tudes, warm smiles, and genuine personalities– they’re downright honest people who aren’t just trying to make a fast buck, but ironically they do because they’re just so good at what they do.
I also enjoy their online easy-​to-​shop guide that outlines which jeans I can find in my inseam and my size.
Can you say??? *choir voice* Ahhhhh!
Score: not only have I since bought four pairs of jeans here, but I’ve also yet to pay $ 250 in total.