VERVE IS NOW ONLINE SHOPPING
ABOUT US
We do offer in-house shopping by appointment. Please send us an email to book a time to come to the new showroom. Verve Fashion is Victoria's original Luxury Consignment store. Opening its doors in 1995 providing locals the opportunity to shop designer labels for both men and women at 60% to 70% off the regular retail price. The new owner, Margot Fletcher, purchased the store September 2015.
Walking into Verve Fashion you will be greeted by Monty the store mascot. You will then meet Margot who is always dressed to impress and happy to help you style the perfect outfit for your event.
Verve offers designer labels like Chanel, Celine, Hermes, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Alexander McQueen, Burberry, Dolce & Gabbana, Givenchy, Valentino, Tom Ford, Prada. As well as contemporary brands.
We also carry popular brands such as Anine Bing, Isabel Marant, L’Agence, Agolde, Rag & Bone, Citizens for Humanity, 7 for Mankind, Paige, JBrand, Vince, Eileen Fisher, Theory, Wilfred, Lululemon, Alo and Zara to name a few
The experienced staff provides personalized styling service and help customers create a wardrobe that is both high quality, fashion forward and affordable.
MEET OUR OWNER
MARGOT FLETCHER
I have always loved fashion since I was a little girl. It probably began at the age of three when I started ballet, acrobats and figure skating.
I loved performing and the highlight was wearing the beautiful costumes and makeup!
As a teenager I was constantly cutting my clothes to re-design them. My mother was forever cursing me for cutting my clothes. She would say, “I’ll buy that for you, as long as you don’t cut it!” I worked on Saturdays at my father’s sporting goods store. He taught me the importance of community and supporting small local business.
I discovered consignment shopping in my 20s and I was hooked. I have always loved the “hunt” and the ability to find unique one-of-a-kind items no one else has.
I started shopping at Verve Fashion when it first opened back in 1995. I always referred to it as “my favourite store” when people would ask me “where did you get that outfit?” Who knew that some 20 years later I would own “my favourite store.”
