Clothing Stores
Passeport Clothing Co.
About Passeport Clothing Co.
Clothing bought in person still beats clothing bought online for the simple reason that you can try it on. Passeport Clothing Co. trades from 219 Bernard Avenue, in the walkable heart of downtown Kelowna, where the shops sit close enough together that you can compare a few before committing to anything.
The building holds one other business as well, which is common along this stretch, where older storefronts get divided up or share an entrance. Downtown is the part of the city that rewards being on foot: park once, walk the block, and you cover far more ground than you would driving between hillside plazas. That matters in a place built long and spread out along the lake, where nearly every other errand means getting back in the car.
Independent clothing shops turn their stock over in a way the chains do not, buying in small runs and changing what hangs on the rack with the season. That is the argument for dropping in more than once, and for asking whether something can be held while you think it over. It also means sizes and colours are limited to what came in, so when the right thing appears it is usually worth deciding there and then. Ask about alterations too, since some shops handle them in house and others will point you to somebody nearby who does the work.
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