The Essentials Hoodie Canada has become increasingly popularpular among customers. The Essentials Hoodie Canada offers a comfortable, minimalist design that has become a vital streetwear item for Canadian customers. The Essentials hoodie from Fear of
Harry Rosen, Canada's leading menswear retailer, today announces the reopening of its reimagined Oakridge Park location, marking a major milestone in the brand's national retail evolution. The brand new store introduces a refined, next-generation
Quince, the brand redefining modern luxury through elevated quality, timeless design, and radically fair prices, today announced its official launch in Canada, marking the company's first international market expansion and making its products now
Harry Rosen announced Canada's newest destination for men's luxury. FinalCut is the only platform of its kind for top-tier, online luxury menswear in Canada with up to 60 per cent savings everyday on luxury brand ticket prices.
Canada Goose opens its doors at South Coast Plaza. The brand is bringing its Canadian heritage to the West Coast, with quintessential products for Californians – offering supreme functionality and protection for any adventure. The iconic Snow Room,
Renowned jewelry designer and bridal authority Neil Lane is now lending his exquisite taste to wedding celebration design with the launch of an exciting new partnership with Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, a world-leading luxury brand within the Accor
Canada's iconic leader in men's luxury, Harry Rosen, launched its curated offering of grooming essentials for hair, face and body. The tailored collection is a next-generation evolution in response to men's growing interest and investment in personal
Sun Vixen is bringing fashion first swimwear to Canadian women. The Vancouver based online boutique carries quality swimwear by luxury designers. Since their launch in March 2018, Sun Vixen has reached women from coast to coast by
Hermès is delighted to open the doors of its new home in Toronto at 100 Bloor Street West. Designed by the Parisian architecture agency RDAI, the nearly 6,000 square foot retail space presents a full transformation of Hermès' presence in Toronto.