The five-year-old company began its brick-and-mortar journey with pop-ups before leasing a permanent space on Davenport Road in Toronto's Yorkville area.
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The digitally-native brand launched a brick-and-mortar expansion strategy in 2017, and is seeing success by connecting with consumers in physical spaces.