Fashion designers Montreal

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.

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.

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.

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.

This charming boutique-workshop was founded in 2009 in the Petite-Patrie district. It opens its doors to offer the collections of the Betina Lou brand, but also of her "little brother" Marmier (for men) as well as other clothing and accessories from Quebec designers. With its pieces with simple cuts and quality materials (the prices go with it!), this address will appeal to those who like chic sobriety. To be discovered!

Located in the heart of the trendy Mile End district, this pretty boutique offers clothing and accessories mostly made in Canada (Bully Boy Lingerie, Lissa Bowie...), including a selection of Montreal brands (Léonce, Darlings of Denmark...). Whether local or international, the items offered for sale are made in a sustainable and ethical manner. The owners, Jennifer Glasgow and Dan Lacroix, sell their own clothing collections, Glasgow and Lacroix. Great finds on the horizon!