Canada’s premium and luxury menswear market is attracting major investment as Harry Rosen, Holt Renfrew, Simons, independent retailers and global fashion houses expand, renovate and rethink physical retail across Canada, even after the loss of major department-store capacity.
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Harry Rosen opened its impressive new 38,000-square-foot Yorkville flagship in Toronto on Wednesday, the largest single store investment in the company’s history.
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Harry Rosen's new Oakridge Park store in Vancouver reflects the retailer's evolving strategy, featuring luxury brands, hospitality and innovative design.
The reimagined retail space features boutiques for luxury brands, in a completely new looking environment complete with new tech and experiences that will be rolled out into other locations including the new Yorkville flagship.
Rosen discusses his life up to becoming head of the luxury menswear retailer, and discusses what's been happening with the family as new leadership emerges.
Craig and Lee discuss Harry Rosen's flagship store moving from Bloor Street to Cumberland Street in Toronto's Yorkville, marking a significant shift in the area's retail landscape.
The luxury menswear retailer has leased four ground floor retail spaces and two office levels on Cumberland Street to create a new store, made necessary because of a redevelopment of its current building.
Three experts discuss the movement towards acquiring high-quality luxury goods lacking logos. It’s also known as ‘stealth wealth’, which is becoming more popular with the HBO series ‘Succession’.
The luxury menswear retailer says it is enhancing the customer experience with a loyalty program that aims to retain existing customers while also looking to attract new ones.
One of the the grandsons of the founder, and brother of Ian Rosen, is now leading the luxury menswear retailer's outlet division which just opened its fifth storefront.