Loro Piana expands into Canada with 2 standalone stores 

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Loro Piana, the storied Italian luxury brand known for its exquisite cashmere and textiles, has celebrated its centenary year by expanding into Canada with two new standalone stores in Toronto. This ambitious move follows the opening of Loro Piana’s flagship on Rodeo Drive in July and a boutique in Montecito in August, signifying a strong global expansion strategy. 

The Toronto locations—on Bloor Street West and in the Yorkdale Shopping Centre—highlight the brand’s commitment to blending tradition with modernity while celebrating 100 years of luxury craftsmanship.

Men’s footwear and ready to wear on the second floor of Loro Piana, 111 Bloor St. W. in Toronto. Photo: ETHAN ESPIRITU/Loro Piana

Loro Piana’s Bloor Street Flagship Blends Tradition and Innovation

The Bloor Street flagship, located at 111 Bloor Street West, spans two levels and occupies a 10,000-square-foot space previously held by Dolce & Gabbana. Designed to reflect the legacy of Sergio Loro Piana, the store offers a blend of timeless and contemporary design elements. The interior, described as “an embodiment of understated elegance,” features oak and silk accents, Carabottino wood, geometric stone tables, rose gold-framed couches, and curved armchairs upholstered with Loro Piana Interiors fabrics. The design is further enhanced by Venini chandeliers that add a touch of glamour.

The building’s exterior is clad in Loro Piana’s signature glazed ceramic tiles, crafted by a Tuscan company known for artisanal expertise. These tiles, in the brand’s iconic kummel colour, first appeared at the Dubai Mall store and have since become a hallmark of the brand’s flagship locations, including Beverly Hills.

The ground floor houses women’s ready-to-wear collections, leather goods, footwear, and an assortment of household items, all reflecting Loro Piana’s commitment to quality and craftsmanship. The upper level is dedicated to menswear, featuring a VIP area designed for private appointments and personalized shopping experiences.

The Bloor Street store is one of only three in North America to carry Loro Piana’s home furnishings collection, joining New York City (Madison Ave) and Beverly Hills.

Women’s footwear and ready to wear on the main floor of Loro Piana, 111 Bloor St. W. in Toronto. Photo: ETHAN ESPIRITU/Loro Piana

Yorkdale Boutique Offers Seamless Luxury Shopping

Yorkdale Shopping Centre has also welcomed a new 3,800 square foot Loro Piana boutique in its luxury wing, occupying a spacious, single-floor layout. The store is designed with a minimalist aesthetic, characterized by warm tones, natural materials, and a refined elegance that encapsulates the essence of the Loro Piana brand. Visitors are greeted with a carefully curated selection of accessories, bags, shoes, and ready-to-wear collections for both men and women.

The store is located in Yorkdale’s new 65,000 square foot luxury wing that is currently in development. 

Loro Piana at Toronto’s Yorkdale Shopping Centre. Image: Loro Piana

Toronto’s Luxury Market Embraces Loro Piana

The decision to open two standalone stores in Toronto underscores Loro Piana’s confidence in Canada’s luxury market. Previously, the brand was only represented in Canada through concessions at Holt Renfrew stores in Vancouver and Calgary. With these new standalone locations, Loro Piana aims to offer a more immersive luxury experience.

The lease negotiations for the Bloor Street and Yorkdale locations were facilitated by David Wedemire and Stan Vyriotes of DWSV Realty. The landlord of the Bloor Street building was represented by Tom Balkos of P3 Global Realty Advisors, Alex Edmison, and Brett Taggart of CBRE

Women’s second floor ready to wear at Loro Piana, 111 Bloor St. W. in Toronto. Photo: ETHAN ESPIRITU/Loro Piana

A Vision for Future Expansion

While there are no confirmed plans for further Canadian expansion, industry insiders speculate that Vancouver may be a logical next step, particularly with the anticipated opening of Oakridge Park in 2025. The luxury cluster there could offer an attractive opportunity for Loro Piana to extend its reach further into Canada.

Founded in 1924, Loro Piana has long been celebrated for its dedication to luxury textiles, fine craftsmanship, and understated elegance. Now majority-owned by LVMH, the brand’s new Toronto locations underscore its global prestige and commitment to creating refined luxury experiences.

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