Italian luxury linen brand Frette will open its first Canadian store on Hazelton Avenue in Toronto’s Yorkville district, marking another luxury brand for the rapidly transforming area.
Italian menswear brand Luca Faloni opens its first Canadian flagship on Toronto’s Bloor Street, blending Italian craftsmanship with Canadian modernist design.
W Toronto reveals its redesigned Living Room lounge, the first phase of its Volume II relaunch, with live music, cocktails and local bites in Yorkville.
Stock T.C. is expanding into Toronto’s Yorkville, taking over the former Pusateri’s space at Bay and Yorkville. The move brings gourmet food retail back to a prime luxury location.
Hästens opens a new showroom in Toronto’s Yorkville, inviting guests to experience its immersive Sleep Spa and discover the ultimate in luxury sleep solutions.
Options for Her marks 45 years as a Toronto fashion icon, blending upscale style with personalized service at its Yorkville and Financial District locations.
Ross Mayer debuts a flagship boutique in Yorkville, Toronto, offering gender-fluid fashion, bespoke tailoring, and bridalwear in a sophisticated setting.
Toronto-based Indeed Labs marks 15 years of revolutionizing skincare with innovation, global expansion, and a commitment to accessible, results-driven products.
Rock 'N Karma relocates to 132 Cumberland Street, bringing its unique signature hand-painted, size-inclusive street-chic fashion back to Toronto's Yorkville neighborhood.
Hästens will open its first Toronto store on Hazelton Avenue in Toronto, featuring a three-level showroom with luxury mattresses and an immersive sleep spa.
The UK-based luxury sleepwear and loungewear brand has opened a quaint boutique on Hazelton Avenue, and is the latest luxury brand to move into the rapidly changing area.
Retail Insider’s Craig Patterson walks through the new store with SAJO’s Jon Guerrera, whose company built the store which is a game changer for retail design in the city.
Craig and Lee take a deep dive into the dynamic changes occurring on Toronto's Bloor Street West, noting the street's resurgence as a thriving hub for luxury shopping in the city.
The stunning storefront took months to build, features Kith Treats and a restaurant concept from New York City, and could be a game changer for the Bloor-Yorkville area.
Craig and Lee discuss the intensifying competition between the two luxury retail nodes, and why one may have an advantage in attracting brands over another.