STEFF ELEOFF Expands to Selfridges London

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Toronto-based contemporary jewellery brand STEFF ELEOFF has taken a significant step onto the global retail stage with its debut at Selfridges in London. The brand officially launched at the iconic Oxford Street flagship on December 15, 2025, marking its first major international department store partnership. The Selfridges expansion positions STEFF ELEOFF alongside some of the world’s most influential fashion and jewellery labels, while reinforcing the growing presence of Canadian design on the international luxury landscape.

Founded in 2020, STEFF ELEOFF has built a strong following for its sculptural, molten-metal silver jewellery that blurs the line between wearable art and fashion. The Selfridges launch reflects a carefully paced growth strategy rooted in craftsmanship, creative intuition, and cultural relevance rather than rapid mass expansion.

Steff Eleoff

STEFF ELEOFF began as a personal creative exploration for founder, designer, and creative director Steff Eleoff. “I’ve always been an artist at heart, and in early 2020 I started exploring with how to make jewelry,” Eleoff said. “I really wanted to make pieces that I would wear, which I couldn’t find at the time, and that’s what continues to inspire the brand today.”

That early experimentation evolved into a fully realized jewellery label built around a distinctive design language. The brand’s liquid, molten-metal aesthetic has become its signature, expressed through rings, cuffs, earrings, necklaces, body chains, and charms that appear to drip, twist, and wrap around the body. 

Eleoff describes the brand succinctly as “wearable art,” adding that each piece is intentionally subversive and tactile, designed to create an emotional response rather than simply accessorize an outfit.

Craftsmanship Anchored in Toronto

STEFF ELEOFF remains firmly rooted in Toronto. All pieces are handmade from start to finish in the brand’s local studio, using primarily 925 sterling silver and recycled materials. “Every single piece is hand made from start to finish right here in Toronto,” Eleoff said. “We don’t outsource anything, which continues to set us apart from so many other brands.”

The brand now operates with a team of approximately 15 people working across design, production, and operations. This commitment to in-house craftsmanship has become central to its identity and growth. 

According to Eleoff, “We’ve expanded year over year by staying true to our vision from the beginning, with a head office and production studio here in Toronto and a team working day in and out to create unique pieces for people around the globe.”

Engagement Ring style featured at Selfridges. Photo: STEFF ELEOFF

Celebrity Momentum and Cultural Visibility

STEFF ELEOFF’s rise has been amplified by strong celebrity adoption, with pieces worn by Kylie Jenner, Cardi B, Doja Cat, TEMS, Halle Bailey, and others. One early moment stands out for Eleoff. “When Kylie Jenner’s stylists reached out to us, after only a year of being in business, it felt surreal,” Eleoff said. “I didn’t believe it was real. But it ended up being one of the most incredible moments in our business.”

That collaboration extended beyond red carpet exposure, resulting in a custom lip drip piece created for Kylie Cosmetics, as well as Jenner wearing STEFF ELEOFF jewellery publicly. These moments helped accelerate global awareness and positioned the brand as culturally relevant within both fashion and music circles, without shifting focus away from craft.

How Selfridges Entered the Picture

The Selfridges partnership came together in an unconventional way, reflecting the organic nature of the brand’s growth. “The Selfridges team saw a viral video of a Greek fisherman wearing pieces of the jewelry, and that sparked interest and a conversation with the team,” Eleoff explained. “From the first meeting, Selfridges felt like the perfect fit.”

For STEFF ELEOFF, launching at Selfridges carries both symbolic and strategic weight. “Launching at Selfridges is a dream come true,” Eleoff said. “It marks a huge moment for the brand as it’s our first major retail effort with a department store, and for this to be at Selfridges is a testament to everything we’ve been doing over the past five years.”

Drip hoops featured at Selfridges in London. Photo: STEFF ELEOFF

Selfridges London, which opened in 1909 and spans approximately 540,000 square feet, is widely recognized as one of the world’s most influential department stores. Its reputation for championing emerging designers and experiential retail makes it a powerful platform for international exposure.

The STEFF ELEOFF assortment at Selfridges includes a curated mix of best-selling designs and exclusive pieces created specifically for the store. According to Eleoff, “The offering includes some of our most showstopping pieces, and some never before seen exclusives for the store, peppered in with our best selling pieces from the brand.”

Main floor of Selfridges London. Photo: David Chipperfield Architects

The collection ranges from detailed silver forms to what Eleoff describes as the largest statement necklace the brand has produced to date. The assortment is intended to showcase the full scope of the brand’s capabilities, from intricate craftsmanship to dramatic sculptural statements that align with Selfridges’ fashion-forward customer base.

The STEFF ELEOFF Selfridges London expansion is positioned as a starting point. “Selfridges is just the beginning for us as a brand in 2026,” Eleoff said. “We have big dreams to expand further internationally and bring immersive and unique experiences to discover the world of STEFF ELEOFF to communities and customers globally.”

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