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.
Since relocating from Manulife Place, Henry Singer has not only maintained its loyal clientele but also attracted an influx of new customers, thanks to its high-visibility spot near Rogers Place.
Jordan Singer discusses how the upscale menswear retailer recently relocated its Edmonton flagship store from Manulife Place into a 10,000 square foot space at the base of Western Canada's tallest building.
The new store will replace a former location that recently shut at Southgate Centre and will be a fourth location for the storied retailer with an interesting history.