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Tory Burch to Open 4th Canadian Location at Sherway Gardens

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Popular Upscale American women’s fashion brand Tory Burch will continue its Canadian store expansion with a 4th Canadian location. According to the City of Toronto Planning Application Website, Tory Burch will open a 3,000 square foot location at Toronto’s Sherway Gardens.

Job postings are also up for the new store. Sources at Tory Burch declined to provide official comment for this article, except to confirm Toronto expansion plans. 

Tory Burch’s first Canadian location, measuring 2,435 square feet, opened in May of 2012 at Toronto’s Yorkdale Shopping Centre. Its second store, measuring 2,885 square feet, opened in October of 2012 at Calgary’s Chinook Centre. Its third, measuring about 3,000 square feet, opened in October of 2013 at 1092 Alberni Street in Vancouver. A Tory Burch Outlet store is also located at the Toronto Premium Outlets

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Tory Burch is an American lifestyle brand which was founded in February of 2004 by Chairman, CEO and Designer, Tory Burch. The collection is known for colour, print and eclectic details and includes ready-to-wear, shoes, handbags, accessories, beauty, home goods, and time pieces. The company boasts more than 125 freestanding boutiques and a has presence in more than 3,000 department and specialty stores globally. 

Thank you to Urban Toronto‘s ACT7 for referring us to this City of Toronto Planning Application

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