Take Three is a collaborative boutique co-owned by three Montreal designers—Aly, Kim, and Sarah—who bring their distinct...

At Estudio Niksen, the retail floor doubles as a working studio, with design, marketing, and order fulfilment visible be...

A three-location Islamic lifestyle shop with a physical presence on Jean-Talon, Takwa stocks modest clothing for men, wo...

Founded by the young entrepreneur Layla and now often tended by her mother Hassina, Maison Hayaat specializes in luxurio...

Formerly known as Tate + Yoko, this is where Montreal’s denim lineage runs straight into the present. Brandon Svarc open...

Feu Hochelaga is more than just a vintage thrift store—it’s a carefully curated collection of retro gems with a distinct...

Beurd isn’t trying to be like anyone else. Born from a mix of dry humour, questionable childhood schemes, and a love of...

Since 1932, the storied retailer and Montreal institution Henri Henri has outfitted everyone from Hollywood icons to hoc...

Founded in 2016, Odeyalo operates at a deliberately unhurried pace, as the brand works through small capsule drops inste...

What started as a single cap designed to balance style and performance has grown into a global movement. Founded in Mont...

If you’re serious about cowboy boots—whether it’s your first pair or your fiftieth—this is where you go. Boulet has been...

École de Pensée sits at the intersection of Montreal’s garment past and its design future. What began as three friends o...

For anyone who wants Montreal pride without the tourist trap aesthetic, Artgang has been making locally rooted streetwea...

A Montreal institution since 1927, Waxman House has seen nearly a century of tuxedo fittings, wedding parties, and famil...

Ostrya is a Montreal-based mountaineering brand that bridges technical performance with a progressive aesthetic—because...

Maguire built its name by paying attention to how women actually move through their cities, and it all started in Montre...

Ruse Boutique built its reputation quietly, then word spread across borders and suddenly New Yorkers were name-dropping...

Lopez is more than a shop—it’s a scene. Since 2018, this Plaza Saint-Hubert spot has been repping streetwear with a purp...

Gabrielle Laïla Tittley, aka Pony, has made a career out of turning emotional intensity into art that hits hard—and hugs...

For Montreal’s ça va de soi, knitwear’s a manifesto against the fast-fashion frenzy. This family-run house has spent dec...

Kotn is redefining fashion by bridging sustainability, craftsmanship, and cultural heritage. What started as a mission t...

Kid’s Stuff (Trucs d’enfants) comes from designer Mary-Jo noticing something parents were saying quietly but often: kids...

Inedit.e is like a highly curated shared closet: The shop brings together a rotating group of consignors, each with a cl...

Founded in 2009 by longtime friends Anne-Marie and Catherine, atelier b has grown from a small apartment workshop into o...

Take Three is a collaborative boutique co-owned by three Montreal designers—Aly, Kim, and Sarah—who bring their distinct...

At Estudio Niksen, the retail floor doubles as a working studio, with design, marketing, and order fulfilment visible be...

A three-location Islamic lifestyle shop with a physical presence on Jean-Talon, Takwa stocks modest clothing for men, wo...

Founded by the young entrepreneur Layla and now often tended by her mother Hassina, Maison Hayaat specializes in luxurio...

Formerly known as Tate + Yoko, this is where Montreal’s denim lineage runs straight into the present. Brandon Svarc open...

Feu Hochelaga is more than just a vintage thrift store—it’s a carefully curated collection of retro gems with a distinct...

Beurd isn’t trying to be like anyone else. Born from a mix of dry humour, questionable childhood schemes, and a love of...

Since 1932, the storied retailer and Montreal institution Henri Henri has outfitted everyone from Hollywood icons to hoc...

Founded in 2016, Odeyalo operates at a deliberately unhurried pace, as the brand works through small capsule drops inste...

What started as a single cap designed to balance style and performance has grown into a global movement. Founded in Mont...

If you’re serious about cowboy boots—whether it’s your first pair or your fiftieth—this is where you go. Boulet has been...

École de Pensée sits at the intersection of Montreal’s garment past and its design future. What began as three friends o...

For anyone who wants Montreal pride without the tourist trap aesthetic, Artgang has been making locally rooted streetwea...

A Montreal institution since 1927, Waxman House has seen nearly a century of tuxedo fittings, wedding parties, and famil...

Ostrya is a Montreal-based mountaineering brand that bridges technical performance with a progressive aesthetic—because...

Maguire built its name by paying attention to how women actually move through their cities, and it all started in Montre...

Ruse Boutique built its reputation quietly, then word spread across borders and suddenly New Yorkers were name-dropping...

Lopez is more than a shop—it’s a scene. Since 2018, this Plaza Saint-Hubert spot has been repping streetwear with a purp...

Gabrielle Laïla Tittley, aka Pony, has made a career out of turning emotional intensity into art that hits hard—and hugs...

For Montreal’s ça va de soi, knitwear’s a manifesto against the fast-fashion frenzy. This family-run house has spent dec...

Kotn is redefining fashion by bridging sustainability, craftsmanship, and cultural heritage. What started as a mission t...

Kid’s Stuff (Trucs d’enfants) comes from designer Mary-Jo noticing something parents were saying quietly but often: kids...

Inedit.e is like a highly curated shared closet: The shop brings together a rotating group of consignors, each with a cl...

Founded in 2009 by longtime friends Anne-Marie and Catherine, atelier b has grown from a small apartment workshop into o...