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Volcom
About Volcom
Board sports have shaped how people dress for decades now, well beyond the people who actually ride, and shops selling into that world sit somewhere between skate culture and ordinary retail. Volcom trades from 2271 Harvey Avenue in Kelowna, inside the Orchard Park centre, one of dozens of businesses at that address.
Clothing built for a mountain or a skatepark is cut differently from most of what hangs on a shopping centre floor, and the fit is the part worth getting right in person. Outerwear needs trying on over the layers you will actually wear beneath it, not over a T shirt in August. Sizing runs generously in some lines and small in others, and the gap between a technical shell and a fashion piece that resembles one is not obvious from a hanger. If you are after a particular size or item, calling 236-201-1415 first saves the drive, and the centre keeps store information at orchardparkshopping.com.
Winter in the city itself is short and more grey than white, which seems a strange backdrop for snow gear until you remember that the mountains around the valley are where the season actually happens. Households here buy for trips up out of the valley, and the shopping bunches before the hills open and again when the weather turns. Orchard Park sits on Harvey Avenue, the highway route through the middle of the city, with buses arriving from Rutland, Glenmore and the Mission, so it is one of the easier places in town to reach without a car.
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In the Dilworth neighbourhood of Kelowna.
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