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Ogilvy/Holt’s to Include Adjacent Condos Averaging $5-Million Above 5-Star Hotel

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Craig Patterson
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Montreal’s 220,000 square foot Ogilvy/Holt Renfrew will boast an adjacent 75 affluent households who won’t have to leave the indoors to shop in its store. The tower development will feature luxury condos as well as 50,000 square feet of retail and a five-star hotel, with a total cost estimated at about $400 million. 

If everything goes as planned, the new Ogilvy/Holt Renfrew will open at the end of 2017, according to the Montreal Gazette. Holt Renfrew will reveal further details on the new 220,000 luxury store within the next few weeks, including details pertaining to its branding. Holt Renfrew initially announced that the store’s name will be Ogilvy, part of the Holt Renfrew & Co. collection. 

A further 50,000 square feet of retail space will be included in the project, with connections on several levels to Ogilvy/Holt’s. Some are already speculating that Eataly could locate on the premises, as Ogilvy/Holt Renfrew parent company Selfridge’s Group is said to be bringing the Italian food concept to Canada, beginning with a Toronto location within close proximity to Holt Renfrew’s Bloor Street flagship. Other sources contradict the above, saying that the Montreal space is very unlikely to become Eataly. We must therefore clarify that Eataly is currently only a rumour for the new Montreal project. 

A five-star hotel will locate immediately above the new retail space, boasting a 400-person ballroom. The entire project is being developed by Montreal-based Carbonleo, which is also looking to build a 3-million square foot mega-mall north of downtown Montreal. Including the cost of land, Carbonleo estimates the entire project’s cost to be $400-million. 

Luxury condominiums will begin on the 12th floor of the tower located above the hotel. Featuring 11 foot ceilings, condominium units will span approximately 3,500 square feet and at an estimated $1,400 per square foot, will cost an average of $5-million. These will be among the priciest condominiums in Montreal, along with the nearby luxury residences at the Ritz Carlton. 

Ogilvy/Holt’s will compete with luxury department store Saks Fifth Avenue, which announced plans to open at least one Montreal location. Sources at parent company Hudson’s Bay Company won’t confirm any Montreal Saks locations, though many speculate that Saks could land at Cadillac Fairview-owned Carrefour Laval. 

We’ll update you when Holt Renfrew provides further information on its new Ogilvy/Holt Renfrew store. 

Ted Baker to Open Pacific Centre Location

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Craig Patterson
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Popular British fashion brand Ted Baker will open this June at Vancouver’s Pacific Centre. It will be the third full-priced Canadian location for Ted Baker, and the first to be located outside of Toronto. 

Ted Baker will locate below the mall’s new Nordstrom, joining brands such as Kate Spade, Microsoft Store, Rockport, Hugo Boss, Tumi, Pandora, and Weekend Max Mara. Nordstrom, itself, will open on September 18th of this year.

Ted Baker’s first Canadian location opened in October of 2012 in the newest expansion of Toronto’s Yorkdale Shopping Centre. The roughly 3,200 square foot store is across the hall from the recently expanded Holt Renfrew store. Ted Baker’s second Canadian location opened last November at Toronto Eaton Centre – spanning an impressive 3,800 square feet. Ted Baker’s only Canadian outlet store opened in August of 2013 at the Toronto Premium Outlets.

Ted Baker’s two full-priced Toronto locations carry both men’s and women’s ready-to-wear as well as footwear, accessories, and other Ted Baker products. Its Toronto Eaton Centre location takes the concept one step further, featuring a layout reflecting that of a British shopping arcade, complete with an umbrella shop, watchmaker, optician, jeweller, perfumery and tea shop.

Black Goat Cashmere Eyes Cross-Canada Expansion, Opens 1st Toronto Location

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Craig Patterson
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Vancouver-based cashmere brand Black Goat is expanding beyond Canada’s West Coast, having recently opened a boutique in the heart of Toronto’s Mink Mile. The retailer plans to open more Canadian locations over the next several years, and we spoke with CEO Robert Remy to learn more.

Black Goat’s cashmere products are designed in Vancouver and manufactured in Mongolia with the highest-quality cashmere. The company is vertically integrated, and sells a variety of cashmere products for men and women. Until last week, its only two brick-and-mortar store locations were both in Vancouver. Its downtown Vancouver location, at 925 West Georgia Street, benefits from heavy foot traffic and is across the street from Gucci, Omega, Louis Vuitton and other luxury retailers. Its second Vancouver location on Vancouver’s tony South Granville strip is more of a ‘destination’, lacking heavy foot traffic.

Last week, Black Goat opened a 650 square foot retail space at The Colonnade in Toronto. Located at 131 Bloor Street West, the plaza is considered by many to be Canada’s most prestigious retail address, with tenants such as Chanel, Prada, Mulberry and Cartier.

Mr. Remy tells us that he’s opened a Toronto store because of customer demand. Black Goat enjoys a robust online business, and multiple requests from Torontonians prompted Mr. Remy to seek brick-and-mortar retail space. Mr. Remy says brick-and-mortar is preferable over wholesaling, as his stores can carry the entire range of the brand’s cashmere products. 

Mr. Remy says that a number of Hollywood stars are fans of his brand. This is partly a result of Vancouver’s robust film industry, which sometimes purchases product from his stores. To protect confidentiality, Mr. Remy declined to name names.

Regarding future Canadian expansion, Mr. Remy says that a Calgary Black Goat location is a possibility, although a location has yet to be found. Montreal and Ottawa are also possibilities and Mr. Remy says that the brand could possibly eventually operate as many as three Toronto locations. Given that Black Goat does exceptional online sales in New York City, California (which he initially found surprising), London, and other markets, international expansion is also a possibility some day. 

We’ll continue to keep you updated on Black Goat’s Canadian expansion. 

Bizou Plans Substantial Store Expansion

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Craig Patterson
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BIZOU
IMAGE: BIZOU

Quebec-based women’s jewellery and accessories brand Bizou is looking to substantially expand its store base over the next several years, eventually operating hundreds of locations. We spoke with the company’s administrative and corporate affairs manager Alain Duval to learn more. 

Founded in Quebec City in 1982, Bizou specializes in women’s moderately-priced fashion jewellery and accessories. Its product mix is about 60% for jewellery and 40% accessories. Its target market is women aged 18 to 35, seeking stye and affordability. The company designs its own products and retails them in over 120 retail stores in six Canadian provinces. The company employs over 500 people. Bizou currently operates Canadian locations in Quebec, Ontario, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island. 

According to Mr. Duval, Bizou could eventually operate between 250 and 300 Canadian store locations, coast-to-coast. Bizou is currently looking to expand into Western Canada and is seeking a regional franchise partner. The brand is also looking to further expand into Ontario, as well as into the Atlantic provinces. The Quebec market, however, is almost saturated, having in excess of 85 Bizou locations to date – although three locations are on the way for that province. 

PHOTO: BIZOU

Bizou will open between four and five stores a year, and this year, so far, the brand has announced that it will open stores at Galeries d’Anjou in Montreal, Les Promenades Gatineau just north of Ottawa, as well as in the International Terminal at the Montreal-Pierre Elliot Trudeau International Airport. Bizou already has a location in the airport’s Domestic Terminal. 

Bizou is looking for retail space generally in the 700 to 800 square foot range, primarily in enclosed malls, lifestyle centres, airports, and busy streetfronts. Several months ago, Bizou opened its first outlet location at Premium Outlets Montreal, and more outlet locations could eventually follow. 

Mr. Duval says that Bizou’s successful international expansion into the Middle East and France could see it eventually expand into the United States, as well. 

Bizou is represented in Canada by Tony Flanz of Montreal-based brokerage Think Retail. 

 

WLKN Secures $3 Million Financing for Store Expansion

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Craig Patterson
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Image: WLKN

Quebec City-based street wear and urban clothing retail concept WLKN is looking to open three stores this year, after recently securing $3 million in financing. It will also renovate its Quebec City flagship as it celebrates five years in business. We spoke with its CEO, Pierre Mercier, to learn more. 

Founded in 2010, WLKN offers a wide selection of merchandise targeting young and trendy customers including unisex clothing, jewelry, sunglasses, wallets and other accessories from over 150 international brands such as: Grizzly, Crooks and Castles, Homme + Femme, Obey and Vans. The company also designs and sell its own products. It currently operates two stores – one in Quebec City (2828 Chemin Quatre-Bourgeois) and the other at Quartier DIX30 in Brossard, just outside of Montreal. The Brossard store opened in October of 2014 and its WLKN’s CEO says it does exceptional sales at both locations. 

WLKN considers itself to be a niche retailer which prides itself on carrying unique brands and product exclusives, as well as offering exceptional customers service. Staff are paid higher than industry wages to encourage loyalty. 

According to Mr. Mercier, WLKN is now ready to further expand their brand across Canada. The retailer is seeking retail space in the 3,500 to 4,500 square foot range in urban streetfront, power centres and high-traffic enclosed malls. According to retail leasing reference website Locations!, WLKN is represented by Oberfeld Snowcap with the following contacts: Ben Labrecque (ben@oberfeldsnowcap.com) 514-670-3002 or Kathleen McGuigan (514) 738-4330 (kathleen@oberfeldsnowcap.com).

Mr. Mercier says he’s currently negotiating for retail space in central Ottawa, and that he’s seeking retail space in Hamilton — possibly Lime Ridge Mall,  and at Scarborough Town Centre suburban Toronto. Ultimately, Mr. Mercier says he could see three or four Toronto locations, possibly another in Montreal, and possibly stores in Alberta and British Columbia, depending on economic factors. He says WLKN could eventually operate as many as 10 Canadian stores, and could even expand into Los Angeles and other American cities. 

In November of 2015, WLKN will celebrate its 5th anniversary. As part of the celebration, the Quebec City flagship will be overhauled.

UK Fashion Brand REISS to Open in Canada

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Craig Patterson
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Popular London-based fashion brand Reiss will open its first Canadian location this spring at Toronto Eaton Centre. The 2,500 square foot store will locate across from upscale new tenants including Kate Spade and Hugo Boss, both currently under construction. 

A favourite of Princess Kate Middleton, Reiss was founded by David Reiss in 1971. The moderately-priced, youthful brand sells women’s and men’s apparel, as well as accessories and footwear. 

Reiss first entered the United States in 2005 with a New York City location. The brand initially struggled and closed several locations. The brand reaffirmed its commitment to the U.S. in 2011, stating that it plans to eventually operate about 100 American stores. It currently operates locations in New York, New Jersey, California, Massachusetts, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, and Virginia. 

Given the numbers above, Reiss could eventually operate approximately 10 Canadian locations. 

We’ll report more on Reiss’ Canadian store expansion in the coming months, as sources confirm that the brand has been speaking with various Canadian landlords. 

Thank you Chopper1953 of Urban Toronto for notifying us of the new Reiss store. 

Update: Indigo Books to Expand via Indigo Branding, But Current Chapters Locations to Remain ‘Chapters’

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Craig Patterson
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*We’re updating our article from earlier in the week, where we discussed Chapters Bookstores being rebranded as Indigo. We just spoke with a company representative, Janet Eger, who informs us that although all future stores company locations will be branded as Indigo, current Chapters stores won’t be rebranded at this time. Our previous article is below.*

Last Week, an article in Business in Vancouver confirmed that Chapters Bookstore locations will be re-branded as Indigo. The same article indicates that Indigo may open this summer in the heart of Vancouver’s retail ‘luxury zone’ at Alberni and Thurlow Streets, replacing a Robson Street flagship which will eventually be replaced by Sport Chek. 

Chapters Inc. was formed in 1995 with the merge of SmithBooks and Coles. It became Canada’s largest book retailer, operating bookstores in all provinces. In 1996, Indigo Books & Music was created. In 1997, Indigo opened its first location, called Indigo Books Music & more, in Burlington, Ontario. In 2001, Chapters and Indigo officially merged to form the largest book retailer in Canada under the corporate name Indigo Books & Music Inc.

In 2006, Indigo expanded its product listing to include toys and opened new in-store toy departments at Yorkdale Shopping Centre and Bayview Village locations in Toronto.

Headquartered in Toronto, Indigo employs over 6,500 people across Canada. Indigo is a public company, traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol IDG. The company operates about 90 superstores (averaging 24,000 square feet) under the banners Chapters and Indigo, as well as 130 small format stores under the banners Coles, Indigo, Indigospirit, SmithBooks, and The Book Company. The Company also operates indigo.ca, offering millions of products including books, eBooks, toys, stationery, home décor, gourmet confections, CDs, DVDs, and more.

In 2009, the company created and launched the global eReading service, Kobo. With one of the largest eReading catalogues in the world, Kobo has since driven its membership to over 6 million readers in 100 countries. In November 2011, Indigo sold Kobo to Rakuten Inc., one of the world’s leading internet service companies, for US$315 million. Indigo received US$146 million from the proceeds of the sale.

Indigo has expanded beyond carrying just books. Stores now carry a variety of categories for adults and children including toys, gifts, home goods, paper products, electronics and even American Girl doll boutiques in three of its stores. 

List of Retailers Opening and Expanding in Canada

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Craig Patterson
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The following is a list of 22 retailers which are either new to Canada, or expanding their operations nationally. All of these retailers have been discussed in Retail Insider in 2015 thus far, and this list therefore can be used as a summary. 

The list is sponsored by Vancouver-based Peregrine, which custom designs and fabricates retail, display, furniture and architectural features for some of the country’s top retailers.  

STORE NAMELOCATIONS TO OPEN IN CANADANEW OR EXPANDING?ESTIMATED # OF LOCATIONS POST-EXPANSION
Alton GrayToronto, Vancouver, other cities TBAExpanding6
AritziaMontreal, Halifax, Oshawa, Saint Bruno, QCExpandingUnknown
DSW ShoesEdmonton, CalgaryExpandingUnknown (40+ expected)
Jaeger Le-CoultreVancouver, Toronto (TBA)New2+
Judith & CharlesTorontoExpandingUnknown
Kate SpadeOttawa, Toronto, VancouverExpandingUnknown
La Maison SimonsEdmonton (2nd location), Vancouver, Calgary, Mississauga, Toronto, Ottawa, Gatineau, more to be revealed shortly.Expanding20+
Lao Feng ZiangVancouverNewUnknown
LolëTBAExpanding30-40
Maison BirksEdmonton, Ottawa, MississaugaExpanding35
MCMFormally unknown, but sources indicate Toronto and Vancouver to start.NewUnknown
NordstromOttawa, Vancouver, Toronto, rumoured: Edmonton, WinnipegExpanding7-10
PradaVancouver (free-standing)Expanding2+ free-standing, 4+ concessions
RockportCalgary, Toronto, Vancouver, WinnipegExpandingUnknown
RudsakOntario, Quebec, AlbertaExpanding~50
Saks Off 5thOttawa, Edmonton, other locations TBANew20-25
Saje Natural WellnessAlberta, BC, Ontario, others TBAExpanding50+
SuitsupplyMontreal, Vancouver, CalgaryExpanding4+
Tiffany & Co.Ottawa, rumoured – downtown Calgary free-standingExpanding12+
Tory BurchToronto, rumoured: Edmonton, OttawaExpandingUnknown
UNIQLOToronto, Vancouver, other cities TBANewUnknown
Whole FoodsCalgary, Edmonton, VictoriaExpanding40

Rockport to Open 5 Stores as Part of Canadian Expansion

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Craig Patterson
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Rockport (PHOTO: JADORETHIS.CA)

American footwear brand Rockport will open five Canadian locations this year, including two flagships and its first for British Columbia. We spoke with Rockport’s Retail Operations and Real Estate Manager, Shawn Kotania, to learn more. 

Founded in Massachusetts in 1972, Rockport is known for comfortable, well-made footwear. Last month, Boston-based athletic shoe maker New Balance and Berkshire Partners bought Rockport for U.S. $280 million. Aurora Realty Consultants represents Rockport across Canada, specifically represented by Jeffrey Berkowitz and Ashley Lebofsky. 

In April, Rockport will open stores at Polo Park in Winnipeg and Southcentre in Calgary. In June, it will open a Vancouver flagship — its first location in British Columbia — at Pacific Centre. In August, Rockport will open a flagship at Toronto’s Yorkdale Shopping Centre and in September, it will open a location at Scarborough Town Centre. 

Rockport currently operates eight ‘concept stores’ in Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, Oshawa ON, Ottawa, Laval QC and Halifax. It also operates 15 outlets with locations in Alberta, Ontario, Quebec, and Prince Edward Island. 

According to Mr. Kotania, new locations will reflect the brand’s brighter interior aesthetic, as opposed to darker interiors characteristic of some Rockport stores. 

Rockport’s Vancouver flagship will locate in Pacific Centre’s new expansion below Nordstrom, joining new retailers such as Kate Spade, Microsoft, Hugo Boss, Tumi, Pandora, Weekend Max Mara, a popular British brand we’ll discuss next week, and an expanded Apple Store. 

Rockport plans to open roughly two or three Canadian locations a year, provided the brand’s new owners approve existing expansion plans. It seeks retail space in the 1,000 to 1,200 square foot range, typically within high-traffic enclosed shopping malls. We’ll update you when we learn more on Rockport’s Canadian expansion plans. 

Nordstrom Reveals Brands in New Ottawa Store

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Craig Patterson
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Nordstrom has provided us the list of brands it will carry at its second Canadian location, opening at 9:30am on Friday, March 6th at Ottawa’s Rideau Centre. Prices vary widely, from costly luxury designers to the affordable. Some brands will be only available at Nordstrom in Ottawa, including the retailer’s popular private-label collections that we’ll also discuss below. 

The list of brands below is substantial, so we’ll break it down into categories. We’ll begin the list with footwear designers, since Nordstrom was founded in 1901 as a shoe retailer and continues to carry a substantial amount of footwear. We’ll then list brands for accessories, various women’s, men’s and children’s categories, and finish off by listing brands exclusive to Nordstrom in Canada, as well as a full list of Nordstrom’s private label brands. We’ll also briefly discuss which brands will be the priciest in each category.

If you’re looking to beat the opening day crowds, Nordstrom is hosting an early morning ‘Beauty Bash‘ beginning two hours prior to the store’s opening. Between 7:30 am and 9:30 am, Nordstrom will host an event profiling the expansive beauty department of its new Rideau Centre store. New products and trends from top names in beauty and fragrance will be featured, including instruction from the Nordstrom team of beauty experts. Complimentary consultations and demonstrations will be provided, and attendees can meet at Nordstrom’s main mall entrance. The event is complimentary.

As well, Nordstrom just announced the identity of its new Vancouver store manager. As well, it will hire about 1,000 people for the new Pacific Centre flagship, including 44 management positions. Applications for management positions will be accepted beginning next week, with further details at: www.careers.nordstrom.com.

And now, here’s a list of designers to be carried at Nordstrom’s Ottawa store: 

Women’s Shoes: Ottawa’s Nordstrom will feature three women’s shoe departments with footwear in sizes 4-13, with widths from ‘narrow’ to 2W. Its priciest women’s footwear brands will include Jimmy Choo, Manolo Blahnik, and Valentino. The complete list of footwear designers, provided by Nordstrom, include the following:

  • Jimmy Choo (exclusive to Nordstrom in Ottawa)
  • Manolo Blahnik (exclusive to Nordstrom in Ottawa)
  • Pedro Garcia (exclusive to Nordstrom in Ottawa)
  • Valentino (exclusive to Nordstrom in Ottawa)
  • Rudsak Shoes (exclusive to Nordstrom in Ottawa)
  • Aquatalia
  • Hunter
  • Kate Spade
  • Via Spiga
  • Charles by Charles David
  • Franco Sarto
  • Ivanka Trump
  • Louise Et Cie
  • Manitobah Mukluks
  • Frye
  • Steve Madden
  • TOMS
  • Sorel
  • Converse
  • Jessica Simpson
  • DV by Dolce Vita
  • Dr. Martens 

Men’s Footwear: Ottawa’s Nordstrom will carry men’s footwear in sizes 6-18, with widths ‘slim’ to 4E. Its priciest men’s footwear brands will include the likes of John Varvatos, Magnanni, and To Boot New York. The complete list of designers, provided by Nordstrom, include the following:

  • John Varvatos
  • Magnanni
  • To Boot New York
  • Nike
  • Converse
  • Swims
  • Santoni
  • Allen Edmonds
  • Cole Haan
  • Sperry Top-Sider

 Children’s Footwear: sizes will vary from ‘infant 1’ to ‘youth size 6’, with brands including: 

  • Peek (exclusive to Nordstrom in Ottawa)
  • UGG Australia
  • Hunter
  • Nike
  • TOMS
  • KEEN
  • Superfit
  • Stonz
  • Kamik
  • Robeez

Handbags: A variety of designers will be carried, including some luxury brands priced into the thousands. Burberry, Alexander Wang, Chloe, and Jimmy Choo will be among the most costly, and Nordstrom’s list of handbag designers for Ottawa include:

  • Alexander Wang (exclusive to Nordstrom in Ottawa)
  • Burberry (exclusive to Nordstrom in Ottawa)
  • Chloe (exclusive to Nordstrom in Ottawa)
  • Jimmy Choo (exclusive to Nordstrom in Ottawa)
  • Rag & Bone (exclusive to Nordstrom in Ottawa)
  • Kate Spade New York
  • Michael Michael Kors
  • Marc by Marc Jacobs
  • Tory  Burch
  • Mackage
  • Vince Camuto
  • MZ Wallace 

Fine Jewellery:

  • Bony Levy (exclusive to Nordstrom in Ottawa)
  • Lana
  • Dana Rebecca
  • ALOR
  • Anzie

Fashion Jewellery:

  • Anna Beck (exclusive to Nordstrom in Ottawa)
  • Argento Vivo (exclusive to Nordstrom in Ottawa)
  • udith Jack (exclusive to Nordstrom in Ottawa)
  • Lagos (exclusive to Nordstrom in Ottawa)
  • Melinda Maria (exclusive to Nordstrom in Ottawa)
  • Alexis Bittar
  • Freida Rothman 

Watches:

  • Michael Kors
  • Shinola
  • Michele
  • Burberry
  • Fossil
  • Skagen
  • Kate Spade
  • Movado

Women’s Lingerie & Legwear:

  • Chantelle
  • Betsey Johnson
  • Wacoal
  • Natori
  • Yummie by Heather Thomson
  • Spanx
  • Hanky Panky
  • Elomi
  • Freya
  • Fantasie
  • Hue
  • Wolford
  • Commando
  • Lysse

BeautyFragrance Brands: Nordstrom will carry several beauty brands commonly carried at Hudson’s Bay, as well as pricey Crème de la Mer. Remarkably, a 16.5 oz container of La Mer’s moisturizing cream can cost over $2,000. Here’s the list of Nordstrom’s Ottawa beauty brands: 

  • Burberry Beauty (exclusive to Nordstrom in Ottawa)
  • Chantecaille (exclusive to Nordstrom in Ottawa)
  • Anastasia Beverly Hills (brow services exclusive to Nordstrom in Ottawa)
  • MAC
  • Giorgio Armani
  • Laura Mercier
  • Dior
  • Chanel
  • YSL
  • Clinique
  • Guerlain
  • La Mer
  • Mereadesso
  • Nars
  • Shiseido
  • Tom Ford
  • Jo Malone
  • Diptyque
  • Tory Burch
  • Viktor & Rolf
  • Home fragrance Antica Farmacista

Women’s Designer Apparel: Ottawa’s Nordstrom will feature a number of pricey designers in its top-priced women’s department, Collectors, including the following: 

  • Akris Punto
  • Burberry
  • Escada
  • Max Mara
  • St John

Women’s Apparel: More moderately priced women’s apparel brands (although some are still pricey) will include the following: 

  • A.L.C.
  • Alexander Wang T
  • Alice + Oliva
  • Autumn Cashmere
  • Current/Elliot
  • Helmut Lang
  • IRO
  • M Missoni
  • Rag & Bone
  • Veda
  • Kate Spade New York
  • Vince
  • Rebecca Taylor
  • Joie
  • Diane von Furstenberg
  • Theory
  • Ted Baker London
  • Tory Burch
  • Equipment
  • Vince Camuto
  • Nic & Zoe
  • KUT from the Kloth
  • Kensie
  • Not Your Daughter’s jeans
  • Free People
  • Splendid
  • Maison Scotch
  • Paige Premium Denim
  • Hudson
  • AG
  • Eliza J
  • Adrianna Papell
  • Maggy London
  • French Connection
  • BB Dakota
  • Laundry by Shelli Segal
  • Tahari
  • Eileen Fisher
  • Burberry
  • Hugo Boss Woman
  • Lafayette 148 New York
  • Mackage

Men’s Apparel: Nordstrom’s pricier men’s apparel designers will include Canali, Burberry, Hugo Boss, John Varvatos, Ermenegilo Zegna and Pal Zileri. Nordstrom’s list of men’s apparel brands include:

  • David Donahue (exclusive to Nordstrom in Ottawa)
  • JZ Richards (exclusive to Nordstrom in Ottawa)
  • Billy Reid   
  • Burberry
  • Ted Baker London
  • Vince
  • James Perse
  • Zachary Prell
  • John Varvatos
  • Jack Spade
  • Diesel
  • Psycho Bunny
  • Zanerobe
  • G-Star
  • Lacoste
  • Obey
  • RVCA
  • Belstaff
  • Rag & Bone
  • Canali        
  • Hugo Boss    
  • Pal Zileri       
  • Peter Millar       
  • Nike
  • Ermenegildo Zegna

Nordstrom At Home: 

  • Etsy
  • Smitten Kitten
  • Second Nature by Hand
  • Crosley Record Players
  • Brooklyn Brew kit
  • Kate Spade New York

 
Ottawa’s 157,000 square foot Nordstrom store will feature beautiful, modern sunlit interiors. Its floors will be tiled instead of carpeted, allowing for flexibility to expand or shrink each department in response to local demand. 

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