Salvatore Ferragamo Opens Largest Canadian Store [Photos]

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Italian luxury brand Salvatore Ferragamo has opened its third freestanding Canadian location at Square One in Mississauga, Ontario. The 4,425 square foot store is in the mall’s recently opened ‘Luxury Wing’, which is anchored by a Holt Renfrew location which opened last week

The Mississauga Ferragamo features bags, accessories and footwear for men and women, as well as ready-to-wear collections for both genders. The store is divided into a series of rooms, providing a luxurious and intimate in-store experience.

Mississauga’s new store joins already existing Ferragamo locations in Vancouver and Toronto. Vancouver’s 3,000 square foot Ferragamo store (918 Robson Street) has operated at that location since the 1980’s and was fully renovated in 2012. In the summer of 2013, Ferragamo’s second freestanding store, spanning 3,830 square feet, opened at Toronto’s Yorkdale Shopping Centre in its ‘luxury wing’ adjacent to Holt Renfrew.  

Square One’s luxury wing opened in March of 2016. Harry Rosen was the largest tenant to open in that space, measuring 19,730 square feet (according to lease plans). Other nearby retailers include Michael Kors, Club Monaco, Kate Spade, Ben Sherman and Wolford — which opened its third Canadian store in the centre in the spring. Jamie’s Italian restaurant also recently opened, and Coach will join the mix this fall. 

Ferragamo accessories and footwear are also carried at selected Canadian retailers such as Holt Renfrew (for men and women), Harry Rosen (men’s items only), and at Saks Fifth Avenue, which opened its first two Canadian stores in February of this year in Toronto. 

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