ZARA HOME TO OPEN IN MONTREAL AND OTTAWA

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This fall Canada will see the opening of at least three Zara Home stores, and we’re announcing two of the new locations. In March we reported that Canada’s first Zara Home location had been secured at Toronto’s Yorkdale Shopping Centre. We’ve subsequently received information that two more Canadian locations will be added: Le Carrefour Laval near Montreal, and at Ottawa’s Rideau Centre. 


The Toronto Zara Home store will be 3,265 square feet. The Laval store will be even larger at almost 4,200 square feet. No word yet on the Ottawa location. 


Zara Home is an offshoot of Zara, a moderately-priced, modern fashion and accessories retailer with multiple Canadian stores.

Canadian shoppers can expect interesting, modern, well-priced housewares from the Zara Home collection. The concept is expected to expand Canada-wide with possible future locations in Vancouver, Edmonton, and Calgary. 

Zara Home has no American locations currently, but its products can be purchased online: ZaraHome.com/usa. Canada is thus getting Zara Home before America, at least brick-and-mortar-wise.

Zara is owned by Inditex Group, the world’s largest fashion retail conglomerate with almost 100 different companies under its umbrella. 


Thank you to two sources for this article: Retail Insider Pat Campione and “K.W.”, both of whom sent us these tips on the same day. 


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