Fashion stores Canada

Inaugurated with a large pump at the end of August 2012, the huge store of the label finally moved to the Belle Province. You will be filled by the area of the places that occupy 1 022 m ², nothing less. Underwear, swimwear, sports clothing and beauty products are well grouped by section. From the glam to the big comfort, from the sweet black sweet, Victoria's Secret is THE destination to find the one or the pieces that will really highlight.

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A pretty boutique that will appeal to women looking for quality, original and colorful clothing, bags or jewelry, but above all, made in Canada. A veritable gateway to local fashion, nearly a hundred renowned and emerging designers share the showcase: Allison Wonderland, Anne-Marie Chagnon, Atelier B, Cokluch, Eve Gravel, Jennifer Glasgow, Matt & Nat, Noujica, Schwiing and more. Since 2020, the boutique has also welcomed guest brands in its pop-up spaces, providing an opportunity to discover ever more home-grown talent.

Recognized as one of the leaders in Canadian fashion, Marie Saint Pierre seduces with her creativity and taste, giving her brand a beautiful and strong artistic identity. Her boutique perfectly characterizes the Montreal designer's avant-garde and innovative state of mind. From a simple tunic to an evening gown, each piece has been elaborated at length to give a unique style to the woman who will wear it. The accessories collection is also worth a visit. Another Montreal boutique is located in the Rockland Centre.

Opened in 1989, the first boutique on Saint-Laurent Boulevard recently closed, but the brand is still present in the Eaton Centre and online. The brand is also present elsewhere in Canada and as far afield as Japan. Here you'll find outerwear, jackets, bags and accessories of all kinds, cut from top-quality leather with trendy cuts. The pieces are more than just clothing or accessories: they're almost works of art. The pleasant setting makes this boutique all the more enjoyable.

Looking for a dress, tiki decorations or a kitsch gift idea? The name says it all: Kitsch'n Swell is the place to be. From taxidermy to fifties sunglasses, women's clothing and accessories (also in the plus-size section), this boutique is a treasure trove for vintage enthusiasts inspired by creations from the 1930s-1950s. Original, high-quality items are the order of the day in this den of the modern rockabilly pin-up.

Almost a shoe museum, Tony Pappas has been in business for over a hundred years! Comfortable, quality shoes for men and women (large sizes available), as well as for children, all in a rather classic style. The store also offers a wide range of accessories such as wallets, umbrellas, handbags... A shoe-shine salon is available on site, and the shoemaking service remains one of the best in town. A benchmark in quality and customer service.

Christine Guérin and Laurie Lemieux are behind this brand that makes women fall in love. Founded in 2007, Cokluch's range is young, urban and dynamic, without neglecting more timeless and comfortable items. Ready-to-wear, jewelry, bags... everything you need to complete your seasonal wardrobe. The boutique-atelier also designs a line of children's clothing (Cockluch Mini) and is the proud representative of Quebec designers. The Cokluch label can be found in some fifty points of sale across Canada.

Nice boutique for you, bringing together the collections of various independent Canadian designers, including several from St. John's (Eve Gravel, Valerie Dumaine, BodyBag, Betina Lou, Pyrrha…). There are a few European lines such as Camper, Fly London or Hunter. A beautiful place to make discoveries and be beautiful from head to foot!

Recognizable among all, with its blue front and its mannequins adorning the second floor balcony, Courage My Love is a famous thrift store in Kensington Market. It's definitely one of those places where you can still find gems, if you're motivated to rummage around. You can also find a lot of vintage jewelry and accessories (sunglasses, gloves from the 1930s to the 1960s, antique buttons, etc.), not to mention a large selection ofbeads already assembled or individually.

Black Market Vintage Clothing is a boutique on Queen West Street (where the "Vintage" design is located between Aldo and Zara stores). A punk rock spirit and a nice selection of vintage and new clothes and accessories, with many discounts throughout the year. A well known address in the metropolis with a sister store, Public Butter (Queen West, just west of Dufferin Street), which also specializes in second hand clothes.

Located in the heart of the Marché Bonsecours, this boutique brings together big names and emerging talents in Quebec fashion, such as Anna de Shalla (founder, fashion designer and producer of the Grandes Braderies de mode québécoise), Arianne, Christian Chenail, Cruze, Éternelle and Yoga Jeans. Make sure you allow plenty of time, as the collection is rich and everything is tempting. Events are also organized (see the Facebook page for more info). An original address for the promotion of Quebec fashion design.

Geneviève Paquette and Kristelle Mercier, two long-time friends, have created this ethical, responsible and local fashion boutique offering clothing, jewellery, accessories and gift items for women, men and children. Here, more than 110 Quebec designers are honoured, not to mention the beautiful in-house collection that was launched in 2014. The place also serves as an art gallery by presenting graphic art works by local emerging artists. An address for a thousand and one wonders on Masson Drive!

This small thrift store does not only have the mission to give a second life to quality (and often branded) clothes and accessories. All (vintage) furniture is also for sale. LNF does not work on a donation system: the objects are carefully chosen and bought by Charles, the owner. A certain emotion emanates from the places and objects, some of which will take you back to their youth. The rarest (and most expensive) products are sold on their online shop, aimed at a public of connoisseurs and professionals.

This motorcycle and vintage shop, which is also in fried and new, is full of finds. Clothes and accessories from famous brands such as Deus Ex Machina, Brixton, Biltwell or Rumble 59, but also hats, caps, jeans, sunglasses, military bags and, above all, motorcycle items (gloves, helmets, etc.). You will also find products for the care of your hair and beard. Decorative items are also on sale, at least for the most part. It's best to plan to spend some time there because the shop is well stocked!

A hat shop that has been a top-of-the-line reference since 1918. The workshop is located in the store itself, so you can see the different stages of hat making and its employees at work. In 1994, stylist Mariouche Gagné took over the brand and added another concept of creations made from recycled noble materials whose slogan was "made from your mother's coat". It is also possible to have your clothes custom made.

More than just a boutique, a true workshop overflowing with quality Quebec creations for children aged 0 to 10. Experimentation with fabrics pushes the creators to create real wonders that will resist wear and tear and stand the test of time. You'll find everything from evolving pants to blankets, cuddly toys and stuffed animals, as well as bibs and bath accessories. Here, we equip children from head to toe!

The pleasure of the workshop regained. This is how the two designers Anne-Marie and Catherine define their concept. Their collections (for women, men and children) are born in their workshop-dining room and are intended to be timeless, combining vintage inspirations with contemporary materials. Ethics play an important role in their work and the productions are local, with an attention to detail and impeccable finishes. A beautiful story and a very nice workshop with walls adorned with works by photographers, illustrators and other artists.