List of Luxury Retailers Opening and Expanding in Canada

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The following is a list of 30 luxury retailers which are either new to Canada, or expanding their operations nationally. Some are confirmed, while others are more speculative. It’s sponsored by Vancouver-based Peregrine, which custom designs and fabricates retail, display, furniture and architectural features for some of the country’s top retailers. 

To have your luxury brand added to this list, email Craig Patterson at: insider@retail-insider.com

STORE NAMELOCATIONS TO OPEN IN CANADANEW OR EXPANDINGESTIMATED # LOCATIONS POST-EXPANSION
Agent ProvocateurToronto (free-standing)ExpandingAt least 1, plus multiple concessions at Holt Renfrew
BerlutiVancouverNew1
Brunello CucinelliToronto (Yorkville)New1 or more – we’re awaiting further details
BulgariToronto (inner core), VancouverExpanding3+, including 1st at Toronto’s Yorkdale
BurberryToronto, Montreal, VancouverExpanding6-7 freestanding, 10 concessions
CartierVancouver (replacement location(s))Expanding3-5+
ChanelVancouver, suburban Toronto?Expanding7+
Christian DiorVancouver, Toronto (Bloor St)New2 freestanding flagships, 5-6 concessions
David YurmanToronto (inner core), VancouverExpanding3+ including 1st at Toronto’s Yorkdale
De BeersToronto (Yorkville)Expanding2 (including Vancouver) + concession at Holts Yorkdale
Fendi CasaTorontoNewAt least 1 is confirmed – article to follow
Giorgio ArmaniTBANewTBA
Jimmy ChooToronto (inner core), VancouverExpanding3+ including 1st at Toronto’s Yorkdale
John VarvatosVancouverExpanding2+ including 1st at Toronto’s Yorkdale
LaduréeToronto (speculated)New1+ anticipated
Max MaraCalgary, Vancouver, MontrealExpanding6 (estimated)
Miu MiuTBAExpanding5+ concessions anticipated
MonclerVancouver, possibly 2nd Toronto storeExpanding2-3+, including 1st at Toronto’s Yorkdale
MontblancTBAExpanding6+
MulberryVancouverExpanding3+ (including 2 Toronto stores)
PradaVancouver, others TBAExpanding2+ freestanding + multiple concessions.
PomellatoVancouver (Pacific Centre)NewAt least one is confirmed – article to follow
Porsche DesignCalgary, Ottawa, Montreal & possibly EdmontonExpandingAs many as 8
Salvatore FerragamoToronto (Yorkville), others TBAExpanding3+ freestanding
Sandro/MajeTBANew3+ freestanding + concessions at Hudson’s Bay
StrellsonToronto, Ottawa, VancouverExpanding4+
TheoryTBANewTBA
VersaceToronto, Montreal, VancouverExpanding4-5
Versace HomeVancouverNew1

6 COMMENTS

    • Hello Emmy,

      We can confirm Gucci’s expansion plans for Canada will include an updated Vancouver location, as well as multiple new concessions and possibly a Calgary location. As for Saint Laurent and Bottega Veneta, we’re awaiting details and it’s safe to say that that they’ll eventually launch in Canada, likely in Toronto and possibly in Vancouver.

    • We’ve had to hold off – as far as we’re aware, Dior hasn’t signed a lease on Bloor Street. A source confirms Dior was talking with 85 Bloor St. W.’s landlord, though nothing has come of that as far as we know.

      We suspect Dior will land on Bloor, and we’ll report when we learn more.

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