The Body Shop Canada has opened its newest flagship store at Vancouver’s CF Pacific Centre. This opening marks a significant milestone in the brand’s next chapter as a fully Canadian-owned company, continuing its mission to expand its Canadian retail footprint, reimagine in-store experiences, and deepen connections with Canadian consumers, said the company.
The Pacific Centre flagship showcases the brand’s new store designs, featuring skin consultations, interactive product discovery zones, and community-driven spaces that bring The Body Shop’s heritage and values to life. The space is thoughtfully designed to provide an engaging and welcoming shopping experience for both loyal customers and a new generation of beauty lovers. This opening also reflects The Body Shop Canada’s continued growth in British Columbia with Pacific Centre becoming its 14th location in the province, explained the company.
“Our Vancouver flagship represents an exciting moment for The Body Shop Canada,” said Michael Roden, President of The Body Shop Canada. “The West Coast has always embraced our values, and this new store allows us to deliver a more engaging, modern, and meaningful experience. We’re proud to continue building a brand that feels both globally inspired and distinctly Canadian.”
This Vancouver opening builds on the momentum of a transformative period for The Body Shop Canada. Since becoming 100% Canadian-owned under Serruya Private Equity, the brand has strengthened its omnichannel strategy, invested in revitalizing stores nationwide, and opened new locations, including Sherway Gardens and Lime Ridge Mall. The Pacific Centre flagship marks the brand’s first major West Coast expansion under its renewed vision, said the company.
Founded in Brighton, England in 1976 by Dame Anita Roddick, The Body Shop pioneered ethical beauty with cruelty-free formulations, transparent labelling, and fair-trade sourcing long before these values became industry standards. Today, the brand remains a global leader in purpose-led retailing across more than 80 markets, and its commitments to positive social impact and ethical sourcing remain core to its Canadian operations.
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