JD Group’s ‘size?’ Opens Second Canadian Flagship

Retail industry news delivered directly to you. Subscribe to Retail-Insider.

UK-based JD Group has opened it’s second ‘size?’ sneaker and apparel store in Canada in downtown Vancouver. Size? is known to do collaborations and release limited-edition product ‘drops’ which means that one may expect to see lineups periodically, something Toronto has become known for since its size? store opening last year.

Located at 833 Bute Street, the new Vancouver flagship size? location is just off of the retail-rich mecca of Robson Street and is accessible to foot traffic within the Bute-Robson Plaza.

Retail Insider’s Co-Editor-in-Chief Craig Patterson covered the initial announcement back in March, with an in-depth article on the positioning of the brand in Canada with expansion plans. That included Canada’s first size? storefront at 1000 Queen Street West at Ossington.

size? Vancouver. Photo: Martin Moriarty (LinkedIn)

Jordan Karp of brokerage Savills Canada represents the brand in Canada and he negotiated the downtown Vancouver lease deal on behalf of the retailer. Martin Moriarty, Mario Negris, Josh Cochrane, Justin Ergas and the Marcus & Millichap team acted on behalf of the landlord.

Size? was founded in 2000 and is known for stocking limited-edition sneakers, fashions, and accessories that are primarily classified as ‘streetwear’, with some product launches classed as global exclusives. The retail concept was initially launched by JD Group to trial edgier product collections before introducing them to the mass market through the JD fascia. Size? currently has stores in the UK, Ireland, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, and Spain.

The entry of size? into the Canadian market speaks to the confidence brands have in brick-and-mortar retail. Size? also has robust social media and launched a Canadian website at size.ca in 2021.

size? Vancouver. Photo: Martin Moriarty (LinkedIn)
size? Vancouver. Photo: Martin Moriarty (LinkedIn)

Article Author

Lee Rivett
Lee Rivetthttps://retail-insider.com
Lee Rivett, based in Vancouver, supports the digital distribution and technical backend operations of Retail Insider. In addition, Lee is also an active contributor to Retail Insider’s editorial content. His work includes technical reporting, international shopping centre tours, and feature articles on Canadian retail news.

More From The Author

Retail Insider “Q3 2026 Policy & Regulation Report”: Operating Details Determine...

Tariffs, tax relief and competition reforms reached Canadian retail through specific operating rules in Q3. Retail Insider’s report examines why policy announcements and measurable commercial outcomes must be assessed separately.

Leon’s Turns to Financing and Promotions as Canadian Shoppers Remain Cautious

Leon's Furniture says customer financing helped lift average basket values during the third quarter of 2026. The retailer is preparing for an important November promotional period while Canadian shoppers remain cautious about major purchases and inventory delays continue.

RECENT RETAIL INSIDER VIDEOS

- Advertisement -

Latest Stories

No posts to display

Follow us

[td_block_social_counter facebook="RetailInsider" twitter="RetailInsider_" open_in_new_window="y" style="style7 td-social-boxed" tdc_css="eyJhbGwiOnsibWFyZ2luLWJvdHRvbSI6IjEwIiwiZGlzcGxheSI6IiJ9fQ==" instagram="Retail_Insider_canada" manual_count_instagram="6734"]

all-time Popular