High-end accessories brand Suzi Roher Accessories Inc. is preparing to open its first boutique next month, located in Toronto’s trendy Queen Street West neighbourhood.
Read the full article about Suzi Roher and the brand’s artistic approach to accessories on Retail Insider.
Toronto-based retailer FloorPlay Socks has found a successful niche in a basic everyday item. The company sells socks – and only socks – and that narrow focus has helped FloorPlay stand out from its competitors and become an authority in the market.
To read the full article on FloorPlay Socks, visit Retail Insider.
Filed under Boutiques, Clothing Lines, Fashion
U.S.-based candy store chain Dylan’s Candy Bar has officially made its debut in the Canadian market, with a new location at Toronto’s Pearson Airport, a distribution agreement with Hudson’s Bay Co., and plenty more plans for expansion.
To read the full article on Dylan’s Candy Bar, visit Retail Insider.
Filed under Food
High-end tattoo parlour and jewellery retailer Black Line Studio has opened its second location in Toronto’s CF Shops at Don Mills, as it strives to make its products and services more easily accessible to customers on the outskirts of the city.
To read the full article on Black Line Studio, visit Retail Insider.
Filed under Boutiques, Fashion, Shopping Hubs
Natural beauty retailer The Detox Market has opened its third Canadian location inside Canada’s busiest transportation hub – Toronto’s Union Station.
Read the full article on The Detox Market’s new boutique on Retail Insider.
Filed under Boutiques
Inside the Lorna Jane store at CF Shops at Don Mills.
Australian activewear brand Lorna Jane has quietly entered the Canadian market, with a new store that opened at CF Shops of Don Mills this summer, and a popup shop at Yorkdale Shopping Centre that’s running for the month of December.
Read the full article on Lorna Jane’s Canadian expansion at Retail Insider.
Filed under Boutiques, Clothing Lines, Events, Fashion
A new Toronto-based e-commerce company is striving to send a message that girls’ education is important, both through the merchandise it sells and the causes it supports.
Read the full article about La Petite Écolière on Retail Insider.
Filed under Clothing Lines, Retail & the Web
