Sherway Gardens Gets Greater: Burberry, Cole Haan, Tory Burch, Ted Baker, Tumi, All On The Way…

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Burberry, Cole Haan, Tory Burch, Ted Baker, Tumi and other new retailers are moving into an expanded Sherway Gardens mall in Toronto. Not to mention a new 138,000 sq ft Nordstrom store and the previously reported Louis Vuitton and Henri Bendel stores. Sherway Gardens’ massive, upscale expansion also includes a new 102,000 sq ft Holt Renfrew store, a 19,000 sq ft Harry Rosen store and a 38,000 sq ft replacement Sporting Life store. Nordstrom will move where Sporting Life is currently located, at the south end of the mall.

Below is a floorplan of the entire expansion. We’ll provide close-ups since the images are a bit blurry…

Floorplan: Cadillac Fairview

According to Consumer Epic, the above image shows the northward expansion of Sherway Gardens. We’ll provide some easier-to-see closeups below:

Floorplan: Cadillac Fairview

This floorplan image shows the new 3544 sq ft Burberry store being next to the new 2068 sq ft Louis Vuitton store. Tory Burch, Kate Spade and Ted Baker will be neighbours with an expanded Holt Renfrew store.

Floorplan: Cadillac Fairview

The above image shows a 19,000 sq ft Harry Rosen store along with a 2415 sq ft Hugo Boss store (Harry Rosen-owned), Tumi, a 3493 sq ft Cole Haan store and our previously reported Henri Bendel store. A new H&M, Zara and other retailers complete the space. Notice the 1571 sq ft Sporting Life on this map…

Floorplan: Cadillac Fairview

That 1571 sq ft Sporting Life space is a smaller, escalator-access space to a second-level, 36,732 sq ft Sporting Life store.

Sherway Gardens will be an exceptional shopping experience once completed some time in 2016. Be sure to follow us on Facebook and Twitter, as we sometimes announce things early on articles we publish here (we mentioned Sherway’s Vuitton a day early on our Facebook page for example), and we also sometimes tweet first-in-time retail information not published on this site. Links to our Facebook and Twitter are provided below.

Sherway Gardens website: 

www.sherwaygardens.ca

Burberry website: 

www.burberry.com

Harry Rosen website: 

www.harryrosen.com

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