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.
The luxury menswear retailer expanded into the new category as 40% of Canadian men grew facial hair since the pandemic with about half planning to keep it.
With a focus on the customer, the luxury menswear retailer has developed an enhanced digital experience, modernizing the brand to appeal to a wider audience.
Several companies in Canada are supporting the supply of personal protective equipment (PPE) at a critical time when health and other front-line workers are at risk of infection.
Mr. Rosen, who recently joined his father in receiving the Order of Canada, discusses how a shift in consumer preferences has led to re-thinking the brick-and-mortar retail model.
The shocking proposal will transform a key block on Toronto’s Mink Mile with almost 83,000 square feet of retail space at the base of a 1.3-million square foot 79 storey 875 foot skyscraper which will become one of the tallest in Canada.
The Bloor Street menswear flagship has unveiled an elevated hard-shop concept at a time when Canada Goose is also opening direct-to-consumer storefronts globally amid a wholesale distribution reduction.
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