Strellson Officially Opens New Canadian Flagship on Toronto’s Mink Mile

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Upscale Swiss men’s fashion brand Strellson has relocated its Toronto flagship store to 95 Bloor Street West, in a retail space just up the street from one it vacated late last year. The company officially opened the store (which ‘softly’ opened several months ago) last week with an event hosted in partnership with Sharp Magazine.  

Strellson occupies a two-level retail space formerly occupied by Town Shoes, with 2,125 square feet on its ground floor as well as almost as much space on its second level. The store carries a wide assortment of Strellson fashions, ranging from casual clothing to suits and formalwear, as well as shirts, accessories and related items. New to the men’s collection are men’s bags and wallets in both leather and nylon/cotton — items will be available this summer as new product continues to arrive in the store. 

95 Bloor Street West is located next to luxury brand MCM, which opened its first Canadian store at 93 Bloor Street West earlier in the fall. Swiss retailer Victorianox is on the other side at 95A Bloor Street West, occupying the corner shared with St. Thomas Street. Luxury brand Hermes recently opened a spectacular flagship directly across the street from the new Strellson, and another luxury menswear brand, Ermenegildo Zegna, has also announced that it will open across the street as the area continues to see the addition of new luxury brands. 

Strellson also operates a retail store at Toronto’s Bayview Village, as well as a concession at retail partner Hudson’s Bay at Toronto’s Yorkdale Shopping Centre. Strellson also wholesales at 19 Hudson’s Bay stores, as well as at over 30 independent retailers coast-to-coast. Strellson is also carried at several American Saks Fifth Avenue locations. 

Founded in 1984 and owned by Holy Fashion Group (the original owner of German brand Hugo Boss), Strellson is Switzerland’s largest menswear manufacturer. It produces mid-to-high priced dressy and casual menswear, as well as accessories and related products. Its target market is men aged 25 to 40, and it retails in about 40 countries worldwide.

Photos are by Craig Patterson 

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Editor’s Note:95 Bloor W. was listed by CBRE Downtown Toronto, under the direction of Arlin MarkowitzAlex Edmison and Jackson Turner

Article Author

Craig Patterson
Craig Patterson
Located in Toronto, Craig is the Publisher & CEO of Retail Insider Media Ltd. He is also a retail analyst and consultant, Advisor at the University of Alberta School Centre for Cities and Communities in Edmonton, former lawyer and a public speaker. He has studied the Canadian retail landscape for over 25 years and he holds Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Laws Degrees.

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  1. Don’t want to mention that they also closed a location at Yorkdale mall within a year and relocated from bloor and avenue?

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