New Online Retailer – Emart Canada Launches

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By Jeanie Borremans 

A new Edmonton-based e-retailer, Emart Canada (www.emartcanada.ca) opened its proverbial doors on Sunday, August 31st with a selection of mid-range men’s, women’s and children’s brands. Shipping strictly within Canada, the website’s aim is to provide fashion to all corners of Canada by using Canada Post as their main shipping provider. The website aims to provide new and exciting brands that aren’t readily available to the Canadian shopper.


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The website has no ads, facilitating a clean, easy to shop environment. They also have “E Points Rewards” – 10 points for every $1 spent, with rewards levels starting at 500 points. Brands currently in stock include William Rast, Buffalo David Bitton, AngelEye, LouenHide, Appaman, Outbaks and Jojo Maman Bebe, with more brands being added daily.

Today’s Retail News From Around The Web: September 11, 2014

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