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When you’ve worked with fashion greats like Erdem, Zandra Rhodes and Rouland Mouret, it shows. Canadian designer Eliza Faulkner’s namesake line of clothing for the elegant sportif launched in 2012 after she moved home to British Columbia after living and working in London. We love the architectural silhouettes and playful, feminine feel of her timeless dresses and separates.
Located on the picturesque Bowen Island off the coast of Vancouver, Wren is a contemporary fashion boutique with a focus on modern sustainable Canadian designs. Seeking to provide classically effortless and wearable fashions that reflect upon one's lifestyle, Wren has developed a loyal fan base of local residents and visitors. Owner Erin Norgan stocks the boutique with contemporary, timeless and uncomplicated women's wear and accessories.
Corey Moranis is a Canadian designer who handcrafts Lucite jewelry and accessories. She’s drawn to Lucite for its ethereal nature; it seems to float but has a solid presence, and its luminous effect changes with the light from day to night. Crystalline and prismatic, the playful loops, knots, and twists of her elemental pieces are informed by the medium itself, making a modern statement with a whisper. Each Corey Moranis piece is one of a kind - a hand-bent, wearable work of art.
Grays is an in-house label and multi-purpose retail, gallery, and social space thoughtfully designed for Toronto’s west end. It serves as a home for natural textiles, curated personal goods, and collectsed stories—bringing together craftsmanship, community, and creative expression under one roof.
Noble Gentlemen was founded in Vancouver, BC, by two brothers who combined their experience in marketing and love of high-quality menswear to create a new shopping experience. The shop is a collectsion of specialty and emerging brands that focus on exciting pieces, valuing innovation over trends. Inclusion is also important, with womenswear and unisex goods rounding out the selection.
Design duo Vanessa Warrack and Karen Donaldson teamed up to make swimwear for real women back in 2010. The result? Curve-loving bikinis and one-pieces with faded florals, neon prints, punk rock graphics, and cutouts. After returning home to Toronto from studying fashion design in different cities, the duo found themselves making swimsuits for friends, and Minnow Bathers was born. They're dedicated to not just making swimwear, but creating a summer uniform that girls can hike, camp, lounge, swim, and feel totally confident in. Plus, $2 of each sale is donated to the Save Our Seas Foundation. We love it.
In August 2018, 100% Silk opened a shop and textile gallery in downtown Toronto. 100% Silk Shop is dedicated to showcasing emerging brands from around the world that combine a distinctive vision with thoughtful construction and slow, handmade processes. Their goal is to start a new dialogue around the word "handmade," one that celebrates both the aesthetics and the story behind each piece. Throughout each season, they feature a rotating selection of carefully sourced textiles and ceramics from around the world, while also hosting lectures and discussions about the featured work.
You can thank ad hoc for keeping Penticton, BC, looking fine. Tucked away in the lakeside town, the boutique is stocked with contemporary clothes, shoes, and accessories for women. Their style is characterized by craftsmanship, versatility, innovation, and elegance. You’ll discover renowned indie designers, as well as homegrown Canadian talent to fall in love with.
This is one of those boutiques where you could spend a long time just standing in, wishing you could live there. Woman, a sleek and modern shop, is a block away from their brother men's wear boutique, Neighbour. Focusing on quality over quantity and trends, both shops stock the pristine shelves and racks with some of our favorite designers.
Mercurial is a quirky, curated, independently owned and operated clothing and home goods boutique in East Vancouver. Founder Alex Chichak opened Mercurial's doors in late 2022, having spent 18 years working in all facets of retail, from corporate to independent. Mercurial's goal is to create a space for community, connection, and fun, filled with a mix of timeless pieces and artfully crafted styles, alongside unique and unexpected wares that are designed to last.
