Shop Toronto Design
Are you looking for something quintessentially Toronto? With more than 24,000 designers, Toronto has the largest design workforce in Canada and the third largest in North America. Find a unique gift for yourself or a special souvenir for a loved one at any of the stores listed below – all of which carry at least 50 per cent locally designed products.
In addition, you can explore shopping guides, including guides for unique Toronto shops and BIPOC-owned businesses.
290 Ion Fashion
Innovative Canadian and international design. Specializing in women’s wear from casual basics to high-end street wear, owner Sanghun Oh hopes her clients will be able to find ‘a treasure for their wardrobe.’
380 Queen St. E.
Ahiri
Ahiri presents high-design womenswear with honest pricing that captures the essence of Canada’s cultural mosaic through design. Head designer Michael Jafine creates season-to-season everyday styles featuring elevated twists to enhance your wardrobe.
797 Queen St. W.
Amanda Moss
Toronto-based Amanda Moss always chooses high-quality fabrics, making effortless and luxurious basics that are timeless. Her eponymous collection launched in 2013, focuses on silhouette and construction evoking a strong sense of timeless femininity. The Toronto design studio produces all garments in small, ethically managed workshops in Toronto and Montreal.
Anne Hung
Confident designs for real women. Multi-award winning designer Anne Hung’s accessories and garments are available by order. Pieces are designed to make the wearer feel confident, inspired and beautiful. Anne believes what you wear is what you attract, so you should stive to be extraordinary every day.
Anu Raina
Original designs, small runs, made in Canada. Women’s apparel and accessories, including scarves for women and men. Timeless fashion prints for accessories and clothing including Toronto images. Anu’s designs are elegant, chic, playful and proudly locally crafted.
24 Tank House Ln., Distillery District
Beaufille
Beaufille means “handsome girl” and symbolizes the contrast of masculinity and femininity in their ready-to-wear and jewellery collections. A responsible slow fashion brand designed by sisters Chloé and Parris Gordon. Beaufille has dressed celebrities such as Lady Gaga, Michelle Obama and Selena Gomez.
Beker Fashions
Toronto-based Beker Fashions just celebrated its 100th anniversary, crafting luxury evening wear. Known for quality and size-inclusivity, their ethos is rooted in luxury fashion with a low impact on the planet. Sold in exclusive boutiques across North America, all brands are locally designed and manufactured: Frascara; Audrey + Brooks; and Wayne Clark.
Birds of North America
Birds of North America is a Canadian female clothing brand founded in 2007 by designer Hayley Gibson. The collection is available in a size range of 2/XS to 20/3X, thoughtfully designed to fit to unique body types. Hayley’s designs are known for her use of bold, colourful prints and colours. Joyful, ethically made, vegan clothing with a focus on sustainability.
Blanche Hanger
Blanche Hanger is a formal bridal and party wear brand inspired by south Asian beauty and culture. Palka Chatrath, founder and designer, learned the art of couture from her seamstress mother. Palka’s signature style blends Eastern culture with Western fashion, capturing the designer’s own heritage and upbringing in Toronto.
Brian Bailey
Toronto designer (and Project Runway Canada alum) Brian Bailey’s designs flatter the female body. Make his boutique your first stop for your cocktail parties, charitable events and red carpet moments.
www.bayviewvillageshops.com/store/brian-bailey
www.tsc.ca/products/brand/brian-bailey/brian-bailey-fashions
Bayview Village, 2901 Bayview Ave.
Catherine Curtis
Catherine creates modern, body-conscious knit dresses to avant-garde day and evening wear. Locally designed and produced in small, limited editions. Ready to wear or contact her for a specially designed piece with exclusive fabrics for a couture experience. Designs are fresh with a feminine twist. By appointment.
www.catherinecurtisdesigns.com
Coal Miner’s Daughter
Coal Miner’s Daughter specializes in Canadian clothing, jewellery, and accessories. Co-owner Janine’s Haller clothing line focuses on small runs that she makes by hand, featuring easygoing shapes that feel great on. The jewellery collections include designs in sterling silver and gemstones, made by co-owner Krysten Caddy.
3095 Dundas St. W.
744 Queen St. W.
1360A Queen St. E.
87 Roncesvalles Ave.
Couth Studios
Couth Studios is a Toronto-based fashion house where AI-ideation meets timeless craftsmanship. Designer Sajna Massey develops the collection direction, composition and theme. AI-generated images are posted online, and pieces are selected through community voting. Then Couth develops the final products, offering limited-run, statement garments for those who value innovation, sustainability, and individuality.
Dagg & Stacey
Founded in 2001, Dagg and Stacey make clothing of enduring, effortless style, quality craftsmanship, and femininity. Influenced by traditional bespoke tailoring, theirs are clothes to wear and treasure. Designed and manufactured exclusively in Toronto. Dagg & Stacey seek out quality fabrics taking a socially and environmentally conscious approach to fashion.
Desserts and Skirts
Desserts and Skirts is proudly designed and made in Toronto, Canada. Designer Nicole Boudreau is a lover of all things shiny, pretty and delicious. Women’s tunics, tops, skirts, dresses and accessories, including fun prints. Studio open by appointment.
96 Spadina Ave., Suite 300.
Diana Coatsworth Design
Diana specializes in Toronto slow made sustainable fashion, crafting unique pieces that blend preloved, repaired, upcycled and eco-friendly elements. With a passion for custom creations, Diana also offers personalized consultations, multiple fittings and the ability to bring your vision to life for custom event and/or bridal wear.
Doll Factory by Damzels
Since 2006, Doll Factory by Damzels has been providing figure flattering, vintage-inspired dresses, accessories and more. Available in their two award-winning boutiques and online. But the stars are designers Kelly Freeman and Rory Lindo’s pin-up and retro style dresses for day to cocktail, including their own in-house label, Damzels in this Dress.
394 Roncesvalles Ave.
1122 Queen St. E.
Dotty
Every Dotty garment is ethically and sustainably handmade in small batches in Toronto. Heather Bolt, founder and designer, pays particular attention to design and how the garments hang over the belly and back, to be flattering and comfortable. The clothes are designed to require minimal effort with wrinkle free fabric, in sizes XS to 2X.
Encircled
Kristi Soomer created Encircled to be the brand she couldn’t find. They make wanderleisure – travel-inspired athleisure that takes you places. Forever pieces sewn to last. This slow fashion brand is proudly Canadian-made with factories located just 20 minutes from their headquarters in Toronto. These versatile, multi-wear designs take you from the airport to brunch to the boardroom, all in one garment.
Ewanika
EWANIKA is a women’s collection that rises to the challenge of reconciling modernity with femininity and comfort. Development in a new direction that still pays respect to tradition. The silhouette is light handed, creating a restrained elegance and a relaxed sense of all day dressing that reflects a contemporary personality.
1072 Bathurst St.
Freda’s
Designer Freda Iordanous manufactures high end ladieswear from the finest European fabrics. All garments are designed, produced and sold in their store, allowing you to buy direct, with the savings passed on to you. Freda’s offers a complete selection of ladies’ apparel from casual, to suiting, and eveningwear, available from sizes 4 to 20.
45 Elm St.
Gaspard
Mercy designers Jennifer Halchuk and Richard Lyle have opened Gaspard, showcasing their own line as well as European and Japanese labels that offer a new silhouette to Toronto. Gaspard is a fresh alternative.
886 Queen St. W.
Greta Constantine
Kirk Pickersgill is the designer of Greta Constantine, an accessible luxury line of ready to wear womenswear based in Toronto. The collection, often worn by celebrities, is available in more than 40 points of sale worldwide, spanning 15 countries, in addition to online. Kirk was recently recognized by @cgcgla with a key to the consulate for contribution to the Canadian fashion industry and fostering cultural connections.
Helene Clarkson
Helene Clarkson offers dresses, tops and pants for the urban traveler, including curvy and reversible collections. Wrinkle-resistant fabrics, in multi-purpose designs that flatter, makes for functional clothing that looks, wears and feels great. Made with pride in Canada, this clothing is the highest quality in workmanship and materials.
565 Mount Pleasant Rd.
Hilary MacMillan
A contemporary, Canadian, cruelty-free womenswear brand, founded in 2013 with a focus on offering a breadth of styles at accessible price points. Hilary MacMillan apparel consists of bold prints and inspired fabrics. The collection offers ready to wear styles in sizes XS to 4X, home, swim, lounge and accessories. By appointment.
224 Carlton St.
Hoi Bo
Inspired by the strength and structure of workwear, their clothing and accessories are made in clearly defined shapes, out of strong natural fabrics for you to live in – every detail considered, all handmade in-house. Clothing that moves and wears with you, that is made with respect for the planet.
1396 Dundas St. W.
15 Trinity St.
Holland Designs
Holland Designs is a fashion brand where elevated staples are made for the everyday. They specialize in comfortable silhouettes, including seasonal collections. Through a slow fashion production model, their sustainably made garments, bags, and accessories are designed, sourced and manufactured in Toronto.
Horses Atelier
Founded in 2012 by best friends and novelists, Claudia Dey and Heidi Sopinka, HORSES is known for the fit of its jumpsuits and trusted pieces that are artful and enduring. Their bohemian line of clothing is designed and sewn in Toronto. The brand has garnered attention from major outlets such as Vogue and Elle.
198 Walnut Ave.
Jessie Da Silva
Jessie Da Silva is a Toronto ready-to-wear womenswear label for those who love to test boundaries and break norms. Often incorporating silk and risky cut-outs in her Jessie’s collection at Vancouver Fashion Week gained her publicity in Elle Canada and Vogue UK. Ethically made in Toronto.
Kaela Kay
Kaela Kay, by designer Catherine Addai, combines her Ghanaian roots with modern North American styles, using vibrant prints and colors. Committed to inclusivity, the brand caters up to size 22 and custom-creates for any size. Produced locally by dedicated artisans in Toronto, Kaela Kay upholds quality and fit, aiming to inject personality into women’s wardrobes.
Kate Austin Designs
Kate Austin creates casual and original clothing and accessories for women. The brand’s fair-trade line features Kate’s Toronto block-printed designs on organic cotton, linen, and silk. Made with ethical and sustainable practices, Kate’s pieces are designed to fit many body types, bringing vibrant colors and comfort to everyday life.
Kathryn Bowen
Kathryn Bowen is a contemporary fashion designer who is the founder and visionaire behind her fashion label. She studied at London College of Fashion and designed three dresses for Kim Kardashian. Her collection features a deconstructive aesthetic with a contemporary edge that makes each design unique, in consciousness of slow fashion.
Khaz
KHAZ is a female-owned clothing brand, founded by Christina Khaz in 2020, offering high-quality apparel. Every garment is handcrafted and stitched with ethically sourced sustainable material. Christina is a Moscow-born, Toronto-based fashion designer inspired by European fashion. She is passionate about designing for women of all ages who desire to look good and be comfortable.
Knix
Knix is redefining intimates using patented technology, cutting-edge processes, and human-centric design. All of their products from the most comfortable wireless bras to super absorbent underwear are designed to make you feel more comfortable. Book a virtual fitting with a Knixpert. Knixteen products are designed to make growing up easier.
294 Queen Street W.
Sherway Gardens
Yorkdale Mall
Kowala Wear
Toronto designer, Mary-Ann Kowala worked for many years in the local fashion industry. Disenchanted with how fast fashion had taken over, creating unnecessary waste, Mary-Ann is committed to slow fashion, using quality sustainable fabrics, sewn in small batches locally in Toronto. Kowala uses linen, hemp, organic cotton, bamboo, Tencel (TM) for separates and dresses, and also offers sewing classes.
Laila Goddess
Laila Ghattas designs tops, jackets, pants, dresses and accessories in her original, limited edition, hand-printed fabrics. Featuring vibrant colours on luxurious, easy care textiles in sizes small to XXL, her versatile ensembles fit and flatter mature women with changing bodies.
Lesley Hampton
Lesley Hampton is an Indigenous-owned, size-inclusive brand based in Toronto, offering a range of high-quality fashion, from eveningwear to athletic and leisurewear. With a commitment to inclusivity and decolonizing industry standards, Lesley’s designs empower and represent diverse communities in fashion, film, and media.
Lights of All
Lights of All is designed and made by Katia Hagen. A vegan, slow fashion brand to help you feel your best in a way that reflects your own values of sustainability, human rights and animal welfare. Made in Toronto in sizes XS to 3X. Dedicated to sustainable practises, all excess fabrics are repurposed and/or donated.
Lisa Aviva
Lisa Aviva, designed by Lisa A. Bleviss, is a sustainable luxury brand for women sizes 10 and above. Her collection offers close-fitting and flattering pieces that do not hide but celebrate a fully figured form. Ready-to-wear apparel and accessories available online, and couture knit, crochet and felted garments made entirely by hand to order.
Miik
Founded by Donna Smith, Miik designs women’s ready to wear in timeless classics and on-trend statement styles designed to fit and flatter your body in sizes XS to 4X. Their durable, custom-milled, sustainable, buttery-soft, breathable fabrics feature 4-way stretch. Miik is dedicated to maintaining an ethical manufacturing process. From design to finished garment, Miik is produced in Toronto. Available online or weekdays at Miik’s onsite shopping studio, every purchase supports Miik’s Giving Back initiatives.
27 Coronet Rd, Unit 12.
Modern Sunday
Modern Sunday is a premium womenswear label with a strong focus on sustainable and ethical production. Distinguished by an appreciation for luxurious fabrics, flattering fits, and classic silhouettes, they are known for reimagining wardrobe staples with a modern twist. Each garment is thoughtfully designed by Brodie Peteran to stand the test of time both in style and construction. Made in small batches in Toronto.
Narces Atelier
NARCES is a Toronto based womenswear line, creating luxury eveningwear, cocktail and bridal designs inspired by the romantic glamour and elegance of the mid 20th century with a distinctive modern twist. Designer Nikki Yassemi Wirthensohn brings her international background to her feminine aesthetic. Currently by appointment only.
184 Davenport Rd.
Re Ona
Founded by sisters Christina and Philiscia, Re Ona is a women’s ready to wear label that focuses on transitional, functional, and clean designs. With a range of designs of tops, Re Ona focuses on comfort and quality using a blend of modal and spandex fabric which is soft and stretchy.
Rock ‘N Karma
Founded by two sisters Naomi and Devorah Shapiro, ROCK ‘N KARMA takes inspiration from their lifelong passion for fashion and all things music and art. This street-to-chic collection incorporates creative silhouettes using their signature fabric and features hand-painted print and beading embellishment, making each piece unique.
132 Cumberland St.
Ross Mayer
Ross Mayer caters to a modern urban woman who appreciates quality, sophistication, and timeless ready to wear designs. The collections feature the brand’s signature creations with European fabrics in sizes 2 to 20, designed and made in Toronto. Ross Mayer also offers special custom orders, professional alterations, after hours shopping and designer appointments.
1929 Ave. Rd.
RVNG Couture
RVNG Couture is a luxury fashion house that creates ready to wear pieces and glamourous special occasion dresses for modern women. Founder and head designer, Jordan Stewart has been featured in Harpers Bazaar, Vogue, British Vogue, Vanity Fair, Elle Magazine, and WWD.
Peach Berserk
Check out colourful, unique hand-printed clothes, upcycled fashion, paint by number kits and fabric by the yard, including custom prints by designer Kingi Carpenter. Or order a custom, one-of-a-kind fashion statement piece. You can sign up for a silk screen workshop or rent to host your own event at this art, fashion, and event space.
1694 Queen St. W.
Pink Tartan
Kimberley Newport-Mimran founded womenswear brand Pink Tartan in 2002. Known for understated luxury, modern sophistication and easy elegance, this is a day-to-night wardrobe made in Canada. c. By appointment only.
1444 Dupont St, Unit 40, 2nd floor.
Preloved
Founded by Julia Grieve, Preloved is an eco-friendly Toronto company creating unique and fashionable women’s clothing and accessories using vintage and dead stock materials. Over the past 25 years, Preloved has diverted over 1,000,000 pieces of clothing from landfill. From designing and manufacturing, to shipping the collection, it’s all done with love, right here.
Sirani’s Fashion
Sirani’s Fashion is an African-inspired clothing brand. From traditional African prints to jewellery representing African culture, designer Fatim Sylla embraces authenticity, versatility and diversity. The collections offer casual to high ready-to-wear fashion options, celebrating African heritage.
Smythe
Andrea Lenczner and Christie Smythe launched Smythe in 2004 on a unified mission to perfect one thing: the women’s blazer. They’ve now expanded beyond blazers to a full ready-to-wear collection.
1116 Yonge Street
Snapdragon Designs
Designer and entrepreneur, Pam Willcocks is the founder and creative force behind Snapdragon Designs, a Canadian company that designs, manufactures and sells women’s handbags, cashmere sweaters and wraps, resort wear, dresses, jewellery and unique home goods. In addition to the Snapdragon label, other small independent lines are carried.
622 Mount Pleasant Rd.
Sonday the Label
Chic maternity wear for modern motherhood. Founder Katie, launched the brand after her first pregnancy. She wanted clothes that were specially designed to fit before, during, and after having the baby. This Toronto-based, Canadian-made, Female-founded company is reimagining maternity and nursing wear. Katie uses sustainable and organic materials where available.
Sownsmith
All of Sownsmith’s ethically made clothing, beanies and fabric are manufactured in Canada, and jewellery in the U.S. Thoughtfully designed with timeless simplicity and quality for effortless style. Shorts, pants, joggers, sweatshirts and hoodies, jewellery and beanies for women. Plus tank tops, t-shirts and dresses for spring and summer. Founder Lisa Kwong donates seven % of profits to organizations that fight human trafficking.
Stephan Caras
Stephan Caras is renowned for the luxurious fabrics, rich textures and defining trims in his collection of evening gowns and separates. Their objective is to translate and materialize femininity into something that any woman can wear and express this at her finest. A turn-of-the-century bank building houses this boutique, with the former vault serving as a dressing room.
744 Queen St. E.
Studio Fresh
The Studio Fresh line is designed and created by Connie Meyer with a small team in Toronto. Detail-oriented women’s clothing and accessories are made in small batches and limited editions. Much attention is given to the fit and comfort of each garment. Most pieces wash cool and hang to dry.
Vivian Shyu
Elegance with an edge and casual chic describe VivianShyu’s easy-to-wear collections for modern, active women. For more than 20 years her mix-and-match lines have been synonymous with affordability, wearablity, comfort and style. Vivian Shyu delivers exceptional style and quality at amazingly affordable price that makes shopping irresistible!
2901 Bayview Ave.
Bather
Street-inspired beachwear that allows a seamless transition between style from the beach, onto the streets. Bather set out to create the perfect swim trunk that reflected their commitment to design, function, and quality without compromise. Poolside complements to a well-curated closet of essentials, all pieces are designed and made in Toronto.
450 Dufferin St.
Garrison Bespoke
Bespoke men’s suits for business & formal events, plus casual wear, outerwear and accessories. Designed to accentuate your form, to move the way you do, to feel comfortable, so you look sharp. Garrison Weddings is a bespoke shop exclusively for grooms and groomsmen, in the iconic King Edward Hotel. Michael Nguyen dresses Toronto’s most influential figures in business, finance, law, sports, fashion, food and entertainment.
26 Wellington St. E.
37 King St E., King Edward Hotel.
Gerhard
GERHARD is an independent menswear shop offering a curated selection of Canadian made clothing since 2013. They believe that Canada produces the best clothing in the world, in quality, design and value. Owner operated, GERHARD offers a highly personal and informative shopping experience. They believe in what they sell, including in-house IN SITU collection.
www.gerhardsupply.com
2949 Dundas St. W.
Gully Klassics
Founded by Samuel Opoku, this fashion streetwear brand is inspired by edginess of youth, drawn from hip-hoppers, the skater market and today’s pop culture. Gully Klassics presents trendy options in shirts, tees, headwear, and knitwear.
H. Halpern Esq.
The Modern Haberdasher – For over 50 years H. Halpern Esq. has been family operated, selling their unique dress shirts, ties & accessories to clients from around the globe. They design and make our shirts in Toronto in very limited quantities. They want to stand out from the crowd… don’t you?
Isaac Ely Bespoke
No one body is alike—so why should a suit be? Isaac Ely Bespoke offers exceptional quality craftsmanship, and perfection in the design and construction of your custom-made suits. They are devoted to focusing on you, building something for your individuality. By appointment only.
7b Ivor Rd.
King & Bay Bespoke Solutions
Custom and Bespoke Menswear, for discerning men of style. From the selection of luxurious fabrics to the precision of each stitch, their garments and accessories are created with the utmost dedication to quality and craftsmanship, resulting in pieces that fit impeccably and stand the test of time. In their Lounge, a team of skilled Master Clothiers take the time to ensure each garment is meticulously tailored to reflect your unique personality. Including wedding, formal, footwear, lining, shirts and business attire. By appointment only.
Klaxon Howl
Klaxon Howl was born of a love of timeless, quality clothing. They reject the tired modes of fast, contemporary fashion in favour of the enduring style of the rugged individualist. Less is more. Their story – uncompromising attention to detail alongside local and ethical production. These garments last a lifetime. #futurevintage
1473 Queen St. W., Unit 2.
Outclass
A Toronto-based lifestyle brand producing quality-driven, timeless clothing for the modern man. Matteo Sgaramella draws inspiration from his heritage. Sophisticated Italian styling and manufacturing techniques are integrated with durable materials suitable for the Canadian environment. Manufactured by local factories with responsibly sourced materials. Canadian-made fabric is used whenever possible.
343 Roncesvalles Ave.
Philip Sparks
Philip Sparks Tailored Goods was founded in 2006. They custom make all their garments in house. Their workroom is part of their showroom so you can experience the craft behind their garments firsthand, and they can quickly take care of small alterations while you wait.
130 Cawthra Ave., Unit 107.
Spencer Badu
Founded in 2015, Spencer’s eponymous menswear collection uses fashion to explore culture, and presents the idea of uniforms as ever-changing and fluid. Badu’s designs exude experimental vigor and detailed craftsmanship, all while alluding to tales of migration – transforming rich cultural subtext into each piece. Badu calls us to embrace our stories, journeys, and identities—one garment at a time.
Sydney’s
Sydney Mamane offers expertly curated menswear, from their own Canadian made in-house brands, to contemporary and designer clothing, footwear, and accessories. Fabric, quality, and design always come first. Lines are clean, details minimal, shapes and silhouettes are classic with a modern feel. They offer bespoke, made-to-measure, off-the-rack, and in-house alterations.
682 Queen St. W.
Arvénoir
CEO Anamica is driven by one mission: to create high-quality, innovative fashion that’s kind to the planet. Arvenoir is a Toronto-based sustainable fashion brand redefining luxury with timeless, minimalist linen pieces made from certified European Flax®. Rooted in elegance and guided by UN SDG 12, they craft consciously — honouring ethical production, responsible consumption, and enduring style for the modern minimalist. Dresses, tops, pants, shorts and jackets for women. Pants and shirts for men.
Hoax Couture
Let them make you even more fabulous. Hoax Couture specializes in custom tailoring and dressmaking. They are consistently voted Best in Toronto. They can make anything, and we can fit anyone. Their reputation for quality, service and attention to detail is unsurpassed. Making clothing for discerning clients for 35 years. By appointment only.
515 Queen St. W., 3rd floor.
Navalyx
Navalyx isn’t just about creating jackets for men and women —it’s about precision, adaptability, and longevity. Every material and construction choice serves a purpose – to refine and craft pieces that seamlessly integrate into real life. Founded by a team of designers and creatives, Navalyx is driven by a shared vision for innovation, thoughtful design, and lasting craftsmanship.
Shelli Oh
Shelli Oh is an Indonesian-Canadian designer of high-end luxury womenswear and menswear. Her collections imagine elaborate “tactile landscapes” with hand sewn details, rich textures and jewelled trims that elevate the pieces beyond just clothing, creating an ethereal, wearable art experience.
Trend Custom Tailors
Trend Custom Tailors’ mandate is to “innovate, develop and lead the bespoke and couture sector of the Canadian apparel industry”. The house serves more than 6,000 active clients on a very intimate level, in the heart of the downtown core, with a full range of styles for men and women, including bespoke footwear.
306 Sherbourne St.
Devlyn Van Loon
Sustainable, streamlined silhouettes and modern essentials. The importance of clothing lies not only in how it looks, but how it makes you feel. Each garment is ethically made in their Toronto studio in small batches or to-order, using sustainable, deadstock and natural fabrics. Women’s, men’s and gender-neutral slow fashion, handmade with care.
Dorian Who
Dorian Who is a season-less, avant-garde streetwear brand from Toronto, founded and designed by Tehran-born Dorian Who. Using deadstock materials, this line blends Iranian and East Asian art influences, creating genderless and ageless apparel and accessories that celebrate freedom, diversity, and individuality. As a BIPOC female-owned brand, Dorian Who empowers self-expression beyond societal norms and champions sustainability.
House of Dwir
House of Dwir offers gender-fluid clothing and accessories, empowering individuals to embrace their uniqueness. Dan Dwir, founder and designer, focuses on fashion-forward options in his collection and provides ready-to-wear clothing that is made with eco-friendly materials.
Mayer
Designer Ross Mayer’s new boutique offers a curated selection of gender-fluid fashion, bespoke tailoring, and bridalwear. The gender fluid collection blurs the lines between menswear and womenswear. Mayer notes “Everything is interspersed. It’s fashion for whoever appreciates it, without boundaries, labels, or limits.” Bridalwear, a growing segment of the business, is custom, for exclusive, one-of-a-kind creations. Mayer plans to introduce bespoke menswear tailoring services.
122 Cumberland St.
Pour L’Amour
For The Love – Adrian Aitcheson has always been deeply ingrained into the fabric of Canadian fashion. In late 2021, Aitcheson founded Pour L’Amour, an apparel and accessory company focused on made-in-Canada wardrobe staples including sweatsuits, varsity jackets and denim.
www.capsuletoronto.com/collections/pour-lamour
Re—Pull
Based in Toronto and founded in 2023 by Juliana Schiavinatto, the label blends architectural elements with the enduring appeal of workwear. Atelier-made garments are thoughtfully crafted from curated upcycled materials, celebrating the beauty of the forgotten and discarded, and transforming what was once ordinary into innovative design. Defined by bold silhouettes, contemporary androgyny, and instinctive lines.
Revamped
Revamped is run and curated by fashion designer, Katherine Duffin. Revamped garments are repurposed and brought back to life through reclaimed, sustainably friendly materials. With an eye for life in pre-existing garments and trends, Katherine has been channeling her passion in fashion redesigning, for more than 15 years.
True North of 49
Take Pride in Every Stride. True North of 49’s design process, product development and fabric selection capture the wilderness, the boldness and the abundance of the nature. All garments are carefully crafted in Toronto. Sourcing fabric, trims and print locally reduces their carbon footprint. Tops, bottoms, limited edition products and accessories to suit all ages, sizes and seasons. Most apparel is gender-neutral and comfortable for any body size and shape.
Blueberri
Blueberri is a Toronto-based infant and toddler clothing brand founded by Iva Sopiqoti, that provides stylish staples that are lovingly crafted in Toronto, eco-friendly, and chemical-free. As a designer and a mother, Iva is committed to keep children safe from allergic reactions and skin irritations caused by fabrics. Online and at local retailers.
Mini Mioche
A better product – super soft, simple basics, that make kids look and feel amazing. A better investment – timeless, quality, gender-neutral styles that can be worn longer and passed along from child to child. A better future – made ethically, locally and sustainably – kind to people and the planet.
Black Hare
Originally designed, hand printed in Toronto on the perfect fitting, premium fabric tee – men’s/unisex, women’s, long sleeve tees & hoodies, as well as tea towels, the CBC Collection and gift cards. Nick and Monica strive for sustainability, including offering carbon-neutral shipping, using biodegradable mailers, and working on a super small-scale production model that minimizes textile waste as much as physically possible.
Call and Response Clothing
Design without boundaries: personal, experimental, raw & refined. Clothing and accessories crafted in Toronto. Or choose from the Call and Response X Prince collection. Fashion is movement, design, and architecture all in one. It shows the world who we are. Also by appointment.
www.callandresponseclothing.com
793 Queen St. W., 2nd floor.
Cate and Levi
Cate and Levi wool toys are handmade from reclaimed wool at Josh’s studio in Toronto and one of a kind. A new Softy collection is made from polar fleece. Materials are sourced as close to home as possible, and a percentage of profits help children in need. DIY kits available.
Certitude by K
Born from the legacy of Sanathana Batik, a family-run business for over three decades, sisters Kanchana and Dilini Fernando upcycle old clothes and leftover fabrics with unique Batik designs, turning waste into wearable art. Every garment is eco-friendly and one-of-a-kind, including men’s, women’s, unisex, accessories, stationary and home décor products. Certitude by K provides meaningful employment to underprivileged women in Sri Lanka, enabling them to support their families and build better futures.
Coats by Mary Ellen
Coats by Mary Ellen is dedicated to providing our customers with the finest Canadian luxury outerwear. We offer the highest quality and value for women and men. A large selection of off the rack and bespoke coats, gift items, expert advice, with helpful and friendly service, create a most enjoyable shopping experience. All made in-house in Toronto.
www.coatsinc.com
951 Wilson Ave., Unit 19, Suite 201.
e3 KONCEPT
Rushmita and Mana’s contemporary clothing line, based in Toronto, specializes in adaptable clothing for users with mobility and dexterity challenges. The brand wears the lens of inclusivity by designing clothes for all bodies and stands on three pillars: easy to wear, easy to care and ethically made.
Form Era
Founded by Katie Switzer, Form Era is a slow fashion brand made in Toronto. Designed especially for hourglass bodies, their jeans eliminate the waistband gap. They use premium materials to create timeless designs that are artistic and built to last. High-waisted jeans designed for curvy women, in both straight and plus sizes. You can book a fitting for help determining your size, either virtually or in-person. Or attend a pop-up to try on jeans in your size. Studio hours or by appointment.
1024 Dupont St., Unit 22
Happy Rudy
Happy Rudy is a vegan, cruelty-free, and eco-conscious nail polish brand designed to celebrate melanated skin tones. Their products are handcrafted in Toronto. Founder Kristin Walcott-Dass designs polish shades to complement the beautiful range of brown and black skin tones, placing inclusivity at the forefront. Happy Rudy is more than just a nail polish brand, it’s a celebration of individuality, sustainability, and inclusivity. Embrace your unique beauty while contributing to a more conscious and compassionate world.
IZ Adaptive
IZ Adaptive is a ready-to-wear line designed for adults with physical disabilities. It features wardrobe basics like tees, denim, coats, and other casual wear. Designer Izzy Camilleri founded the line in 2009, to make getting dressed easier for everyone, and to help empower people to feel their best through fashion. At the beginning of the pandemic, Izzy created the first ‘Seamless Back Pant’ with patented technology to help reduce the risk of life-threatening pressure sores.
Lorne’s Coats
Timeless. Quality. Elegance. Established in 1978, Lorne’s is a third generation family-owned and operated business, committed to quality and craftsmanship of the ultimate coat. Luxury outerwear for women and men, made from fine fabrics woven in Italy and crafted in Lorne’s Toronto factory, established in 1948. Lorne’s carries one of the country’s largest selections of wool, cashmere, down, and alpaca coats, and rainwear. Sizes 00 through 24 for women, and 36 through 52 for men.
320 Queen St. W.
Mary Young
Mary Young created her company in 2014, to fill the gap in the intimates market and create an inclusive community for every body. They produce in Canada using high quality and environmentally safe materials – ethically made sustainable garments that are comfortable for you and your unique self. Briefs for men, and bras, panties, bodysuits, and loungewear for women. All orders are packed by hand and shipped in recycled mailers.
Mayana
Mayana Genevière is slow fashion, made in Toronto, with patented ALUXTRA tech. Founder Nadine Woods’ creates unique, practical and body inclusive garments that not only enhance your wardrobe but support your well-being as an extension of your self-care. Made in Toronto, their innovative intimate apparel line captures the essence and needs of a woman as she transitions through life’s many stages.
Mimi Island Designs
Mother and daughter, Anne and Jackie, designed Mimi Island Designs in the pursuit for comfortable and flattering sleepwear. All their loungewear is knit, dyed and sewn in Toronto, with 90% of the fabric biodegradable and sustainably sourced. Their products contain 90% TENCEL- Modal fibers with Eco Soft & Micro technologies, for a better approach to comfort and sustainability.
Moricat
Moricat designs innovative, science-backed accessories made exclusively for cats—with joy, safety, and personalization at the heart of every piece. From sensory-rich toys to customizable wearables, each item is crafted to deepen the bond between cat and human through play, comfort, and delight. Co-founders Rebecca and Shirley proudly design and create their products in Toronto. Because every cat deserves something made just for them.
Movemate
Movemate’s active standing board was inspired by Ali and Sohail’s (co-founders) personal challenge to overcome the discomfort, pain, and fatigue that came with our desk-bound workday. Approved by experts, this simple, and accessible solution is handcrafted in Canada using high quality locally sourced sustainable materials.
Portman Toronto
Custom leather, bespoke leather and custom cabinetry. For founder Martin Portman, quality, durability and classic design are standards to uphold. This is the cornerstone in the modern allure of Portman pieces. All bags are made one at a time to guarantee the highest quality with the client in mind. Custom cabinetry ranges from small units/linen chests, medium kitchen cabinetry sets, to larger wardrobes.
Pre&Peri
Pre&Peri was created by Caitlin Wemigwans, an Anishinaabe woman. Caitlin’s motifs are interpretations of her search for connections with her heritage, told through an urban Indigenous lens. Her artwork is featured on classic streetwear apparel and accessories which are intended for everyone to wear and enjoy, regardless of their background. They are based in Tkaronto (Toronto) where most of their products are made, even the fabric. While primarily an online store, you can also find them at pop-up events in the Greater Toronto Area.
Soft Strokes
Tianpei Ma offers luxurious and high-quality pure silk apparel for women including dresses, tops, sleepwear and lingerie, as well as loungewear and underwear for men. Accessories include scarves, hair bands and scrunchies, hats, masks, sleep bonnets. Plus a range of silk bedding for your home.
SteMargScot
Woollen icons colourfully reimagined with a free-from plastics and metals ethos, made in Toronto. Founded by Sasha Jardine, a Caribbean-born, colour-obsessed, winter-intolerant, science nerd. SteMargScot’s [seynt-mahrg-skot] iconic, vintage-inspired heritage coats are handcrafted in fabrics that are recyclable, biodegradable and renewable, farm-to-closet fashion. Coats are gender-inclusive with asymmetrical hemlines, interchangeable fasteners, designed to last for generations. Be Seen. Spread Joy.
Stitch & Salvage
Natalie Simms Burns specializes in one-of-a-kind garments and accessories made from reclaimed denim, brought back to life with visible mending, sashiko embroidery, and thoughtful design. Every item is hand-stitched and infused with the belief that what’s old can be transformed, not discarded. The Fallow collection includes upcycled denim bog coats, tie-side tanks, patchwork jeans, and the Cairn Pouch, a sturdy little zip clutch made from salvaged scraps.
SwapWear®
In 2021 Toronto born artist-entrepreneurs Lake and Jane created this denim jacket with swappable back art. Each art panel supports artists – merging fashion, art, and sustainability. With your SwapWear® jacket, art and accessories, your clothing becomes a canvas for endless personal expression.
The Candi Factory
Designed and made from scratch in Toronto. Colourful appliqued undies for men and women aren’t just cute. Well-constructed and designed for comfort, you’ll want more than one pair. The collection includes tees and sweatshirts too.
Thesus
Thesus is a socially and environmentally progressive brand of outdoor footwear and accessories. Thesus is passionate to bring good design as a way of reducing waste with designers coming from backgrounds of law, international development, design, data science and social work. Thesus is committed to become a footwear brand with positive environmental impact.
Thigh Society
Founder Marnie Rabinovitch Consky worked with a team of experts in intimates and high-performance clothing to design the first size-inclusive anti-chafe slip short. These shorts, in a variety of sizes and styles, stay put, hug your curves, keep you dry, and give you freedom of movement, with wicking properties, a signature fit, and a feel that other shorts don’t.
This is J
Jaimie Harris, founder of Toronto-based This is J sleepwear company has a vision is to provide comfortable, stylish, and ethically made products that you can feel good in and good about. Quality driven sleep- and lounge-wear for women (XS to XXL), men (S to XL) and kids (1/2 to 11/12). Signature printed fabrics pulls away moisture from your skin, keeping you temperature regulated. More than 200,000 pajamas made, more than 20 years manufacturing in Canada. Visits by appointment only.
Toronto Outdoor Art Fair
Due to the pandemic, the Toronto Outdoor Art Fair created an online platform where you can buy from artists and designers all year long. Check out the site for artworks including jewellery, ceramics, printmaking, textiles and more, and find local shops that support Toronto makers.
VéloColour
VéloColour opened in 2008 as a custom bike paint shop. In 2015, with the same attention to detail, design and quality, designer Suzanne Carlsen launched its soft goods and accessories division. Uniting modern design with timeless style, and a focus on function and durability, all products are constructed in Toronto using the best North American produced materials. Under saddle bags, caps, clothing, accessories and more – guaranteed performance for the cyclist, made to last a lifetime.
191 Weston Rd.
Wuxly
James Yurichuk launched the outwear clothing brand, Wuxly to create a perfect Canadian winter coat for his wife. Wuxly’s designs are animal-free, made with recycled materials, and ethically manufactured in Toronto since 2015. New collections include rain and wind, accessories, fleece, and plant-based tees, hoodies, shorts and sweatpants.
825 Queen St. W.
Woodpecker
Will Poho, founder of Woodpecker, is a long-time coat designer and manufacturer, who created Woodpecker in respect to his passion for ethical cruelty free coats. Woodpecker updated the Canadian Parka with a vegan twist for men, women, unisex, and kids. The company has now expanded its line of “prep rebel” designs to offer an edgy twist on classics like polos, sweatsuits, accessories, and swimwear.
Ynot
Born in 2009, the Ynot brand is now a staple for bike messengers and recreational cyclists alike. Thoughtfully designed and expertly crafted for the adventure seeker in all of us. Built to stand the test of time. Everything from design to production is done in-house, here in Toronto. There are pedal straps, bike accessories, apparel, laptop sleeves and other items.
Alan Anderson Design
Alan handcrafts each piece, prong-setting rare and vintage Austrian crystals, and stones to create one-of-a-kind, vintage infused, statement designs. Each is triple plated, under his direction, in Toronto, in various precious metal finishes. These are collectible designs Alan hopes will be “worn daily in random acts of glamour”.
Anne Sportun
Fine jewellery of understated elegance for everyday wear. Designer/goldsmith Anne Sportun combines traditional goldsmithing techniques to juxtapose the irregularity of organic forms in her work. All hand-made rings, bracelets, necklaces, charms, bridal and wedding rings, as well as custom work, is produced in their local Toronto studio.
742 Queen St. W.
Armed Jewellery
Locally designed jewellery, everything from statement necklaces to body chains. Made with quality material and workmanship. Located in the west end of Toronto.
903 Dundas St. W.
Azure Lazuli
Luxury leather handbags designed and made in downtown Toronto without the use of any machines. Founder + Creative Director Ashley Phillips combines structured architectural forms with bohemian detailing to create designs that are sophisticated and versatile. Each handbag is constructed by experienced leatherworkers using traditional hand tooling techniques.
Beadle
Beadle focuses on local, handmade products. Since opening in 2006, they have proudly become a neighbourhood favourite. Beadle’s products are continually evolving. There are over 30 artists’, crafters’ and designers’ creations in this unique, urban boutique. You’ll find one-of-a-kind jewellery, t-shirts, pottery, baby products, eco-friendly products and more.
1582 Dundas St. W.
Biko
BIKO is a modern jewellery brand, hand-crafted with love in Toronto. Created in 2005 by Corrine Anestopoulos, it is inspired by nature, contemporary art, architecture, and travel. BIKO is known for its high level of craftsmanship, luxe materials, and timeless, sculptural aesthetic. Book an in-person studio visit.
Brave Leather
BRAVE Leather is art inspired by its process: fine leather goods ethically designed and exclusively manufactured in Canada. The collection includes women’s and men’s belts, leather cuffs, handbags and accessories. More than 1,000 specialty stores across 14 countries count themselves among the ranks of The BRAVE Ones.
Brimz Hat Boutique
The Brimz culture is a lifestyle choice. We are a community founded on a love for music, fashion and art. Our in-house brands are designed right here in Toronto.
56A Kensington Ave.
Brodawka & Friends
High quality men’s and women’s shoes are designed by Jeff. Jewellery, accessories and giftware from local Toronto and Canadian designers are also on offer, including handmade leather goods and bags, and beautiful jewellery made in Toronto by Cayla and other designers.
231 Roncesvalles Ave.
Caro Sanchez
A handcrafted jewellery brand using recycled precious metals and natural stones. Caro Sanchez’s vision is to create true craftsmanship with a commitment to the environment. Her designs are inspired by her respect to all living things.
www.caro-sanchez-jewellery.myshopify.com
Christian Hasler & Helen Kim Creations
The studio showroom of this award-winning design duo is the perfect place to explore your custom jewellery desires. Hasler and Kim work in silver, gold and platinum with diamonds and gemstones in a wide variety of styles. By appointment only.
366 Adelaide St. E., Suite 339.
Citrus
Since 2007, Citrus has been creating jewellery that tells stories. Custom pieces are hammered with delicate artistry, stamped with a name, a date, an intention, or a quiet reminder of who you are. These personalized pendants and charms are proudly handmade in Toronto. Owner and maker Trish designs in sterling silver, yellow and rose gold, leather, silk, coins and semi-precious stones, for women, men and children who have something to celebrate. Pieces made to feel like yours.
Cyntia Miglio
Experimentation and empirical sensitivity are central concepts of Cyntia Miglio’s designs, whose identity lies in reinventing itself every day through the plastic and functional investigation of matter. Her jewels are records of an existence, using the mix of minimalist delicacy and innovative experimentation to express the creative identity of the designer. Like sculptural objects, these designs include earrings, necklaces, bracelets, rings and bespoke jewels.
Dean Davidson
Dean Davidson’s jewellery encapsulates global influences, marrying tradition and innovation. The brand is commemorating its 15th year. Designs originate from their Toronto studio and are handcrafted in a Jaipur workshop, where traditional methods are employed with a contemporary bent, creating signature pieces featuring carefully selected, hand-cut gemstones.
145 Berkeley St.
David Dunkley Fine Millinery
International award-winning milliner David Dunkley’s inimitable vision offers patrons a new take on classic styles in every design, from breathtaking bridal millinery to Ascot-worthy creations. Daring or demure, each of David’s hats is handcrafted in his studio. By appointment or drop-in Friday and Saturday.
www.daviddunkley.me
449 Jarvis St., Side Entrance
Dayshaped
Committed to reimagining waste, Dayshaped collects, cleans and repurposes old sails into beautiful, durable, one-of-a-kind bags. Each bag is skillfully handcrafted in Toronto. Collections include duffles, cottage totes, rope totes, pouches and their ice bucket bag. Every sail donation is eligible to receive a discount off a future purchase.
Designs By Nature Gems
Designs by Nature Gems is a handmade, crystal jewellery business. They specialize in wire-wrapped pendants around genuine stones. Every piece is handmade right here in Toronto and supports local artisans, businesses and the community. Founded on the principles of quality, sustainability and craftsmanship, Lead Product Designer Laura Sultan creates original pieces that are truly one of a kind.
835 Bloor St. W. Lower Level.
Dohn Ash
Ash Ghottra is the founder and creative director of Dohn Ash, a Toronto-based luxury men’s eyewear brand that fuses cinematic storytelling with Italian craftsmanship. Featured in British GQ Heroes Issue, seen at fashion weeks, and an official selection at multiple film festivals, the brand’s slogan, “Timeless Elegance, Cinematic Charm,” encapsulates their commitment to bringing the grandeur of the silver screen into everyday life.
Eles Designs
Laura Serrafero was born and raised in Italy and studied at the Ontario College of Art & Design. Since 1992 she has been combining her love of three-dimensional design and colour, to create jewellery inspired by forms in nature, and art from ancient civilizations, with metals and gemstones.
323 Queen St. E.
Ellie Mae
Ellie Mae is an effortless luxury, lifestyle brand for women, that fuses intentionality, individuality, and exceptional craftsmanship to each piece. Ellie Mae designs with a focus on exceptional materials and signature details. The entire collection is made in small batches in their Toronto studio.
1096 Yonge St.
Erin Tracy
Recognized as a leader in design and a destination for fine quality jewellery that is timeless and modern, a visit to Erin Tracy is no ordinary experience. Whether choosing from the collections or consulting on a custom bridal piece, you will experience the advantages of personalized advice and creative expertise.
Book a consultation.
1176 King St. W., Suite 15
Foxy Originals
Jen and Suzie’s global brand, Foxy jewellery, is designed and made in Toronto, by a small team of skilled craftspeople whose pride and workmanship is evident in the high quality of each creation. All pieces are made from lead-free pewter, hand dipped in Gold, Silver or Rose Gold. Foxy Originals is versatile for everyday, but also adds that extra bit of shine on special occasions.
Hania Kuzbari
Hania Kuzbari is a fine jewellery brand that works with recycled gold, salvaged silver and ethically sourced diamonds and gemstones. Designer Hania’s handcrafted work pays homage to the region of Levant, where jewelry making began in 500 B.C. Collections include Horseshoe, Freestyle, Smile and Arabesque.
Heather Rathbun Jewellery Design
Heather Rathbun’s jewelry designs are inspired by architecture, fashion, art, geometry, and everyday objects. She fell in love with making jewellery while studying fine art in her hometown, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Heather creates each piece of jewellery by hand, using recycled gold wherever possible, and sourcing only conflict free stones in compliance with The Kimberley Process. Open by appointment.
276 Carlaw Ave., Suite 201.
Home & Away
Showsh Designs is handmade, contemporary fine jewellery in solid sterling silver by Shoshana Farber. Her map-inspired jewellery collection is handmade in Toronto, including the traditional territory of many nations. She is the sole designer and producer of her work and has spent almost two decades as a goldsmith.
www.showshdesigns.com/collections/home-away
Jeanne Lottie
Jane Ip has learned through experience and from the women she designs for, that true beauty comes from pursuing one’s own happiness. Her design approach values embracing what’s different, what’s unexpected, and what’s fun in order to create something fresh and new. Jeanne Lottie purses are distributed by major retailers.
Jenny Bird
Jenny Bird is an award-winning jewellery and sunglass brand for women. Lightweight statement pieces deliver the trends through high-quality designs. Available online and through leading fashion retailers worldwide. Jenny’s designs are often seen in influential fashion publications, and have garnered the attention of celebrities including Michelle Obama, Hailey Bieber and Selena Gomez. Jenny directs one per cent of all sales to organizations that uplift women from the Possibilities Fund.
Jenny Greco
Jenny Greco’s jewelry pieces are influenced by nature and architectural beauty allowing each piece to be unique. Jenny is an Italian designer based in Toronto with passion to create jewelry as a form of art for the body. Customization options are available for the current collection, allowing for truly one-of-a-kind designs.
5 Case Goods Ln., Distillery District.
Jewel Envy
There are more than 15 resident goldsmiths in this boutique. They design, make, and sell everything on site. You can get a one-of-a-kind piece, repairs, and redesigns of your old jewellery, or have them make you something that’s uniquely yours. Book an appointment for an in-person consultation. There are also classes to learn skills like casting, enamelling, and making pendants, rings, earrings, bracelets, etc.
151 Marion St.
Kim Drosdick
Kim specializes in custom engagement & wedding rings, ready-to-wear collections and re-working old jewellery into new. Handmade, using carefully, ethically chosen materials, she creates beloved pieces that last a lifetime. She can make the custom jewellery process easy for you, including loaner rings. Book an appointment.
Kind Karma Company
Kind Karma Company employs at-risk and homeless youth in Toronto to handcraft fine jewellery. This is ethical fashion that gives back and creates opportunity. In addition to fair hourly wages, founder Laurinda Lee-Retter returns proceeds from sales to the youth artisans to support their individual goals such as education, housing, or courses, and provides mentorship to help them towards the futures they envision for themselves.
Leif Benner
Custom design. Superior craftsmanship. They build each project in collaboration with the client. Taking in their sense of style and influences and reflecting it back in a fresh and unique way. They source precious gems and make colourful gold alloys to build heirloom quality. Start your custom journey today. By appointment.
Lilliput Hats
Karyn Ruiz crafts all her toppers on site at this traditional millinery, in a range of shapes, sizes and styles that will work for women and men, for any occasion. In 2016, Karyn created a series of hats for the final tour of Gord Downie of The Tragically Hip. Clients have also included Sophie Grégoire Trudeau, for an official meeting with Pope Francis, Rachel McAdams and Whoopi Goldberg. Men’s, bridal, classic, romantic, casual, cocktail, and fascinator collections are featured. Custom hats can also be ordered
462 College St.
Lobat
Lobat is a Toronto-based brand that integrates Persian fashion through jewellery. Golnar Ahmadian and Hediyah Maadi Tehrani design and handmake all pieces with painted and coated recycled paper. By highlighting the contrast between softness and hardness, Lobat creates confident and beautiful pieces for women that are light weight and environmentally friendly.
Made You Look
This West Queen West neighbourhood store showcases the work of more than 100 Toronto-based jewellery designers, with a huge range of original handmade bling to choose from. Twenty independent metalworking artisans create all manner of jewellery right in the shop, which makes for a unique retail shopping experience.
1338 Queen St. W.
Malleable
Founded in 2017 by John Esposito, Malleable Jewellers is committed to designing sustainable and ethical fine jewellery. John formally studied gemmology and jewellery arts and is a HRD certified diamond grader. As one of just two Fairtrade Licensee Goldsmiths in Canada, Malleable uses ethically sourced gold in all of their Fair Trade certified jewellery. By appointment.
Marina Babic
With a background in sculpture and a passion for nature, Marina Babic creates miniature pieces of art for the body. The design process for Babic starts by forming a copper model or carving a block of jeweller’s wax. Babic uses both traditional and cutting-edge goldsmithing techniques to fabricate her pieces in sterling silver and high karat gold. By appointment only.
276 Carlaw Ave. Studio 201.
Marmalade Toronto
Designer and Owner Kate Singer has been the creator behind Marmalade Jewellery for nearly 20 years. Made by hand in Toronto. Crafted from solid Recycled Sterling Silver and Bronze. You can build your own necklace or bracelet with charms designed and handcrafted in studio. By appointment.
9 Davies Ave. Unit 312.
Michelle Ross
Toronto-born designer, Michelle Ross, fuses atypical design with nostalgic sensibility to create her collection of contemporary jewellery. Michelle uses semi-precious stones and metals juxtaposed with glass, ceramics and vintage findings to produce each unique piece. Michelle’s study of textiles at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design University honed her innate eye for detail and keen sense of style.
197 Sorauren Ave.
Mindham Fine Jewellery
Award-winning jeweller Miles Mindham has been creating highly sought-after pieces for the past twenty years. Interesting shapes, elegant proportions, and a lavish use of diamonds and gemstones are characteristic of his work.
37 Hazelton Ave.
Monoxide Style
Launched in 2012, MONOXIDE founder and lead designer, Tyler Ferguson, transitioned from reimagining vintage treasures to curating collections, remaining hands-on in crafting each sample. With roots in Toronto, the Bahamas, and Jamaica, Tyler infuses her global sensibilities and undeniable passion for fashion into storytelling through her jewellery designs.
MoonRox Jewellery & Accessories
Monique Chan launched MoonRox in 1999 to provide unique and high-quality hand-crafted jewellery designed for women of all ages. Monique uses new and vintage glass, lucite, wood and semi-precious beads mix with metals as well as textiles and cord in her designs.
Nogu
Brothers and founders Mario Christian & Luca Daniel were both diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis at birth, giving them a unique perspective on life. Their collection pulls inspiration from their travels, spiritual influences, and yoga. Bracelets, necklaces, rings, earrings and charms for women and men. Unmistakably Unique. Adventurous. Accessible. High Quality. With over one million pieces shipped in just a few years, these are brand pillars that stand.
Opelle
Opelle was founded in 2010 by designer Amy Malcolm out of her need to create a handbag that was simultaneously functional and aesthetically refined. The brand is conceptualized, crafted, and produced in small batches in their Toronto studio. Exquisitely understated, exceptionally useful, handmade leather bags born from a layered and personal creative process.
Orosergio
Master Goldsmith Sergio Chamahyan produces one-of-a-kind jewellery to reflect the unique personality and style of every client. Designed with the uttermost care for details and a meticulous approach towards perfection, Orosergio’s pieces will stay with you for years to come. The Orosergio team works with only the best materials, including platinum, all karats of gold in every color, conflict-free diamonds and precious stones.
27 Queen St E., Suite 803.
Penwarden Fine Jewellery
Modern heirlooms of exceptional luxury. Linda Penwarden’s designs are inspired by nature and historical architecture. She offers fine jewellery in gold, platinum and sterling silver, her popular modern bridal collection, and custom design. Every piece is made with ethically sourced precious metals and gemstones, exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail.
631 Mount Pleasant Rd.
Posy Fine Jewellery
Specializing in heirloom quality fine jewellery, engagement rings and wedding rings thoughtfully designed with beauty, meaning, durability and comfort in mind. Suzanne Crudden and Carey Pearson believe the true value of jewellery is sentimental, not material, so they offer the option to reuse jewellery. Over 30 years of collective experience. Proudly Made in Toronto. Book a complimentary consultation.
15 Adrian Ave., Studio 180
Puffin Gear
Puffin Gear® makes beautiful hats combining luxury textiles with careful workmanship. Stay cool on hot summer days in their UPF 50+ rated sun protection hats. Harris Tweed®, boiled wool, oilskin, and Polartec® Classic performance fleece hats and accessories will keep you warm and dry on blustery days. For men, women, and kids. Sustainable fashion, made in Toronto for over 25 years.
63A Howden Rd., front door.
Rey Fine Jewelry
Rey FJ is modern, milestone jewellery. A forward-thinking brand that inspires women to make a commitment to themselves. Lynne McEachern and Trisha Emerson’s beautiful, timeless, personalized jewellery inspires women to shine their brightest selves and continue as the voice of their legacy.
Rita Tesolin
Designer Rita Tesolin was labeled the “Stone Angel” by Elle Canada. She weaves together gemstones and precious metals in one-of-a-kind statement gem encrusted jewellery and accessories hand crafted in her Toronto studio. Collections including Enchanted Garden and Lamborghini. Available in high end boutiques and online, Rita’s clientele includes Taylor Swift and Drew Barrymore. By appointment only.
63 Wingold Ave., Suite 110
Ron White
Ron White brings sophistication and elegance to designer shoes by incorporating striking designs, luxurious materials, and unique comfort technology in his collections for men and women. Ron became famous for re-engineering footwear and creating the world’s first All Day Heels®. His loyal following includes celebrities, heads of state and royal family members. Ron is regularly featured as a fashion expert in the media. Available online, at Ron White stores and through retail partners.
1553 Bayview Ave.
Manulife Centre, Bay & Bloor St., main level
Bayview Village, Bayview & Sheppard Ave.
Roncy Packs
Roncy Packs is a family-owned, women-run business based in Toronto, dedicated to crafting unique fanny packs from textile waste. Since 2020, Kim Nguyen, Lyli Vuong, and Le Ching Vuong have been making fanny packs, straps, handbags, totes and accessories, celebrating the beauty of waste-led design. Each piece is more than a stylish accessory. It is a co-creation that embodies thoughtfulness and community-driven sustainability. Home-studio shopping by appointment.
Shelly Purdy
Toronto jewellery designer Shelly Purdy uses Canadian diamonds, rose-cut diamonds, and coloured stones in gold, platinum, and sterling in her brand. Shelly brings inspiration from all that is Canadian: the delicate buds of spring, sparkling summer lakes, earthy autumn forest trails and the beauty of winter’s gently falling snow. Shelly designs and manufactures from her jewellery studio in the Toronto Beaches. Visit the studio by appointment only.
56 The Esplanade, Suite 500.
Steff Eleoff
Based in Toronto, Steff Eleoff is a futuristic jewellery brand. Founder and designer, Steff, explores design with liquid metal. Steff takes inspiration from nature, architecture and art history and handcrafts her designs with sustainability in mind.
Suzi Roher
Suzi Roher designs accessories to transform your outfit into a fashion statement. Evocative, everlasting designs are luxurious and effortless. Quality is never compromised. Uniquely artistic clothing, scarves and t-shirts for women. An impressive collection of eclectic handmade belts crafted from Italian materials.
870 Queen St. W.
Tasci
Tasci is a glass jewellery studio run by Nadia Tasci in Toronto. Known for her high-quality glass bead work, Nadia creates uniquely crafted handmade jewellery. Tasci Designs uses local suppliers and materials, ensuring a lasting product that incorporates sterling silver, 14-karat gold-filled and semi-precious stones. Available online and in museums, art galleries and boutiques.
The Devil’s Workshop
Shop online or visit their jewellery lounge. Book an appointment to meet with them in person to discuss your custom jewellery needs. Or take a workshop – this is the home of The Wedding Band Workshop for more than 13 years. Or choose from a wide array of jewellery classes including silversmithing, and bridesmaid jewelry and girls’ night out parties.
1106 Queen St. W., 2nd floor
Uppdoo Design Studios
Uppdoo is an original hand-crafted bag and accessory design brand based in Toronto, Canada. Ricky Shi, founder, and designer creates unique handbags and small fashion accessories in small batches by hand. Their interest in design is diverse; they take inspirations and creativity from all angles such as art, craft, fashion, interior design, and culture.
916 Bloor St. W.
Victory of the People
Victory of the People, a jewellery brand, is designed in Toronto by Nicoletta Papadaki. To ensure each piece is a bold statement of strength, in the form of a necklace, earring, ring, or bracelet, it meets numerous quality control checks throughout the production process. Nicoletta’s designs are currently offered exclusively in 14-karat gold.
Artisan MRKT
Founder Jenna and Tico, Chief Corgi Officer, created Artisan MRKT to support others, foster creativity, and build community. They are committed to supporting the business growth of the Toronto and other Canadian artisans and designers whose products they carry. Their artisans produce functional, decorative, or artistic items such as pottery, jewellery, clothing, furniture and even digital products like graphic designs, custom fonts and illustrations.
503 Parliament St., Unit A.
18 Waits
Established by Daniel Torjman in 2008, this is high quality men’s clothing, proudly locally made. Specializing in shirts, suits, jackets and coats. Other offerings include hats and caps, jewellery, accessories and items for the home. Their t-shirts are also worn by women. Hopper Hunter is their kids brand, for matching versions of your favourite adult 18 Waits pieces. Quality crafted with fine attention to detail.
990 Queen St. W.
Canada Goose
Founded in Toronto in 1957, and made in Canada, Canada Goose is a global leader in making performance luxury apparel. Informed by the rugged demands of the Arctic. Inspired by relentless innovation and uncompromised craftsmanship. From the world’s coldest places to fashion capitals, people are proud to wear Canada Goose. Available online, in store and through retailers globally.
Yorkdale Shopping Centre, 3401 Dufferin St.
Sherway Gardens, 25 The West Mall
Toronto Eaton Centre, 220 Yonge St.
Crywolf
Rose Chang and Stephanie Drabik co-founded Crywolf in 2008, producing limited edition, collectible and affordable graphic tees, clothing and accessories. Silk-screened T-shirts for adults and kids, bags, buttons, earrings and more, feature their drawings of blue jays, the city’s infamous raccoons and much more. Or order a custom product or portrait of a furry friend, person or thing.
Dimmi Dimmi
This Toronto-based, online, curated boutique features emerging designers, many of whom are Torontonians. Founder Holly Fisher also produces annual Community Fashion Shows, highlighting emerging designers and giving them the opportunity to network with prospective clients and industry professionals.
Drake General Store
Drake General Store is a traditional hotel gift shop, classic general store, flea market stand, and museum shop all rolled into one. They create and curate things that say “welcome home,” including apparel and accessories for adults and kids, home décor, lifestyle, gifts and their popular Canadiana items.
Hayley Elsaesser
Hayley draws influence from pop culture and childhood nostalgia to design her prints, using bright colours and contrasting patterns. The collection includes clothing and accessories for women, men and pets, homewares and plus sizes. Hayley’s brand is inclusive, body positive and artistic, while not taking itself too seriously – wearable wardrobe staples that allow her customers to stand out in a crowd.
Golshaah
This contemporary lifestyle brand celebrates Iranian culture through fashion, decor, and interior design, showcasing the transcendent power of art. Golshaah is led by three partners, Golnar Ahmadian – Founder and Creative Director, Majid Darabiha – Home Director, and Alessandra Salvati – Fashion Director.
Kotn
A world of timeless designs that honour the people who make them and the places they’re made. Kotn’s ethically sourced Egyptian cotton products are fully traceable from seed to final product. A certified B Corporation voted Best for the World™, it has the fourth-highest B Impact Score of apparel brands in North America. With every order, Kotn funds education for the communities that farm their cotton – 23 schools, 5127 farms and 156,043 lives impacted. Apparel and accessories for men and women, and products for your home.
148 Ossington Ave.
978 Queen St. E.
Yorkdale, 3401 Dufferin St.
Muttonhead
Keepin’ it local since 2009. Unisex. Fair Trade. Locally made. Muttonhead is proudly founded in Toronto. Their products are made to outlast trends – apparel, outerwear, accessories and home goods. All clothing is unisex and is made with all ages, shapes and sizes in mind – in sizes XS to XXL. Paying fair wages to support jobs in our local economy.
163 Roncesvalles Ave.
Peace Collective
Peace Collective helps you look good while giving back to the causes you believe in, including mental health research and refugee aid. Their mission is to raise $1,000,000 by the year 2030, and they have already donated almost half that. Quality apparel and accessories for men, women and kids. Committed to sustainability, P/C’s made-in-Canada products are proudly knit, dyed, cut and sewn here.
65 Front St. W., Union Station.
7 Trinity St.
Province of Canada
Julie and Jeremy design and make all their adult, kid, and home textiles products in Canada. They take what is appreciated most about Canada and present it through their casual lifestyle lens. With their goal to be as sustainable as possible,100% organic cotton, knit in Canada, is used whenever possible.
1004 Queen St. E.
104 Ossington Ave.
Red Canoe
Designer Dax Wilkinson created a product line inspired by Canadian icons with great stories like the de Havilland Beaver and Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. It includes clothing and accessories for men, women and children. This is classic clothing that, like the symbols of heritage it honours, will stand the test of time.
2829 Dundas St. W.
17 Trinity St.
Roots
Founded by Michael Budman and Don Green in 1973, Roots was inspired by the wilderness of Algonquin Provincial Park. A premium outdoor lifestyle brand that embodies a comfortable cabin-meets-city style, made for everyday adventures. Apparel and accessories for men, women, and kids, and gender free, including their iconic sweats. Roots’ leather bags and accessories are handmade in their Toronto leather factory, by their expert makers.
Spacing Store
Spacing has been creating award-winning Toronto-centric products since 2004. They work with local designers, artists, and makers to offer a unique selection of merchandise, including printed apparel and accessories for men, women and kids and TTC subway buttons. Whether you’re a visitor or a Toronto resident, the Spacing Store has something for you to celebrate this city.
401 Richmond St. W.
Tilley
Proudly Canadian since 1980, this renowned outdoor brand created by Alex Tilley boasts travel-friendly clothing, including Tilley’s revered SPF 50+ hats – some guaranteed for life. Wrinkle-resistant garments can be crumpled, so you can pack light. Secret pockets store valuables securely. Now under the leadership of Joe Mimran, the product line has expanded into men’s, women’s and kids outerwear, apparel and accessories.
61 Ossington Ave.
Abacus Furniture
Family owned and operated since 1973, Abacus Furniture specializes in custom wood furniture that is made on site. Design your own furniture right here in the city. Residential or commercial, they do it all. They also carry a wide variety of custom Canadian made upholstery and premium patio furniture.
915 Oxford St.
Barrymore
A Canadian tradition since 1919, Barrymore craftsmen produce outstanding custom-made upholstery in Toronto. Sofas, chairs, sectionals, and bedroom furniture are made by hand with a commitment to quality. Barrymore uses environmentally friendly materials and manufacturing processes to make the most beautiful, comfortable sofas and chairs in the world. At select stores and designers across North America. Factory showroom tours by appointment.
350 Oakdale Rd.
Bookhou
Cofounded by John Booth and Arounna Khounnoraj, Bookhou is a multidisciplinary studio that emphasizes natural handmade materials and small production pieces, including a range of bags and housewares. They are a family business that believes in slow design. Each piece is made one at a time, by hand in the studio.
Brothers Dressler Studio
Jason and Lars Dressler are dedicated to using materials that have been responsibly sourced. Wood is their primary medium – North American hardwoods including ash, walnut and white oak, in a number of different finishes. With its natural character, strength, workability and potential to grow, it is ideal for fine commercial and residential lighting and furniture, including tables and seating. Made-to-order, small batch production and limited edition runs.
Commute Design Studio
Uncompromising passion in tailored furniture, lighting and interior design based in Toronto. Established in 1999, Commute Home is an interdisciplinary design firm that creates stimulating, intelligent and soulful environments and products. All of principal designers Hamid Samad and Sara Parissoto’s products, lighting and installations are designed in-house and made locally.
DesignRepublic
DesignRepublic designs and manufactures much of their mid-century modern furniture locally. Made of solid wood, metal, and upholstery, you’ll find a range of tables, sofas, chairs, and outdoor furniture online and in-store. Offering contract and commercial furniture for restaurants, bars, offices, and the hospitality industry since 2010. Plus live edge dining tables, and television and film furniture rentals.
486 Front St., The Well.
190 Norseman St., Unit 400.
Dozy
Dozy’s mattresses are designed and built in Toronto using locally sourced materials. “So you can be sure you are getting the best quality for the best price with the best service”. Styles include: The Essential, The Davisville, The Richmond, The Forest Hill, The Osgoode, The Summerhill and The Rosedale. They sell duvets, pillows, bedding and bases, and provide free delivery in Toronto and the GTA. Dozy works with not-for-profit organizations and charities to provide those in need with a comfortable place to sleep.
Showroom: 290 Queen St W.
Forever Interiors
Forever Interiors specializes in custom-building quality one-of-a-kind pieces of furniture from materials that would otherwise go to landfill – reclaimed wood, new wood and other interesting stuff. It take orders for tables, benches, islands, mirrors and other furniture items, which are crafted at its workshop to make your home, home.
175 Eileen Ave., Back Building #1.
Hollis + Morris
Solid wood furniture and lighting that balance modern style, a commitment to function, and a distinctive approach to design. Mischa Couvrette’s trademark integrations of solid wood and metal celebrate the inherent strengths of each material, resulting in thoughtful, quality pieces made to last. Versatile and well-crafted, hollis+morris’ furnishings complement residential, commercial and hospitality spaces.
J.S. MacLachlan Fine Furniture
Blending a craftsman’s eye for detail with modern technologies, Jeff MacLachlan creates functional, visually impactful furniture, built to the highest standards. In-house designs are available, and an advanced custom design process so you can see an exact render of the design before the work is made. Workshop visits by appointment.
325 Nantucket Blvd, Unit 6.
Klaus
With a unique perspective informed by more than 40 years of modern design history, Klaus is as iconic as the pieces within it. Come appreciate beautiful, functional and lasting design, with knowledgeable and friendly service. Nienkämper showcases some of the best corporate and residential furniture on the market, manufactured in Toronto, to the highest standards.
296 King St. E.
Lubo
Lubo Brezina is a wood architect, who encourages interaction between people and raw or rural materials in an urban setting. Lubo’s designs convey structure, detail in joinery, an essence of material, and a simple aesthetic that deals with proportion and mass, in furniture, carvings, installations, sculpture and lighting.
Showcase: 1659 Dundas St. W.
Studio: 1024 Dupont St., Unit 107
Made Design
Established in 2005, industrial designers, architects, craftspeople and artists contribute to MADE’s treasure trove of current Canadian design. They stock exceptionally created handmade and small production pieces such as concrete clocks, log-shaped ceramic vases, reclaimed fabric napkin sets and industrial felt carriers. MADE specializes in custom products. By appointment only.
70 Geary Ave., Upper floor
Maison-Basque
Home décor products in authentic colourful Basque-country striped fabrics. Indoor and outdoor collections. French ready-to-go or local made-to-order, including table linens, curtains and upholstered items such as bench cushions, chairs, and patio cushions. Made in Toronto by talented seamstresses and upholsterers.
266 Jane St.
Mjölk
Mjölk (Milk) is pure, honest, and essential. Started in 2009 by John and Juli Baker, Mjölk is a lifestyle shop and gallery, with an emphasis on functionality, craftsmanship and timelessness. Exclusive product collections, collaborations with prominent international designers, are produced locally by Toronto artisans. Profiled by Dwell, Monocle & Wallpaper.
2959 Dundas St. W.
Mkt
Elte Mkt is an independent furniture design brand to elevate modern homes. All products are designed in Toronto and partnered with makers and artisans all over the world. Their mission is to create quality products at affordable price points, by carrying a vast selection of items to cater to every customer’s taste.
1381 Castlefield Ave.
Pavilion Modern
For more than 30 years, PAVILION has been serving Toronto’s home design and furniture community. They offer a wide range of furniture and home accessories that are designed in Toronto and are made-to-order in Canada. PAVILION provides personalized service to clients to complete their home with interior design.
Pekota
Pekota is industrial elegance, a style created by designer, CEO and Creative Director, Marco Pecota. Specializing in designing and manufacturing furniture, lighting, and architectural elements. Pekota aspires to change the way you look at the objects that surround you. Innovative and passion driven, all pieces are crafted in the Junction neighbourhood of Toronto.
Stacklab
Founded in 2013 by Jeff Forrest, STACKLAB’s Furniture division focuses on developing proof-of-concept systems aimed at disrupting waste streams in regional manufacturing. The studio is dedicated to creating innovative collections that harmonize technology, sustainability, and craftsmanship. Collections include chairs, tables, benches, consoles, and stools in materials such as acrylic, ECC, felt, glass, metal, and wood.
Studio by appointment only
Stylegarage
Stylegarage’s flagship Originals line of furniture is custom-designed and manufactured in the GTA. Their collaborative design process ensures the perfect fit and finish for your space. They work exclusively with highly skilled fabricators to meet quality standards. Sustainable materials are sourced locally whenever possible. Stylegarage’s locally made furniture is built to last.
78 Ossington Ave.
Umbra
Umbra is a home accessories design and manufacturing company that sells more than 2,000 home products through over 25,000 retailers in 120 countries. Located in Toronto’s creative Queen West district, the Umbra Store is a uniquely engaging space to view and shop the full Umbra and Umbra Shift collections. They welcome you to touch and feel their assortment of original products and engage with their store associates and product designers in the upstairs design studio.
165 John St.
Urban Tree Salvage
They specialize in solid wood tables, accessories, Gorham transform salvaged logs into one-of a-kind creations from charcuterie boards to boardroom tables contributing to a greener future. Every piece carries a story of revival and preservation. They specialize in solid wood tables, including live edge, accessories and other furniture for your home, office or cottage. Their showroom is open by appointment for personalized shopping. Or contact them about a custom piece.
689 Warden Ave., Unit 7.
W Studio
Award-winning W Studio carpet are truly “art for the fifth wall”. The W Artisan Collection includes contemporary and classic handwoven carpets. The W Dream Collection, custom-printed carpets in near photographic resolution. W Studio also offers In-Home Consultation, programs for industry, and professional cleaning and restoration services.
1330 Castlefield Ave.