Best shops?
#1
Thread Starter
Just Joined
Joined: Feb 2009
Posts: 8

Can anyone tell me the best place to shop in Canada- literally down to the street in an area? Where does everyone go to for good, designer clothes? Or is the market quite limited for this kind of thing?
Also, for kids clothes, is there a Next/Monsoon equivalent vs a Primark/Tesco equiv? Or would you suggest stocking up before going for the kids?
Also, for kids clothes, is there a Next/Monsoon equivalent vs a Primark/Tesco equiv? Or would you suggest stocking up before going for the kids?
#2
Can anyone tell me the best place to shop in Canada- literally down to the street in an area? Where does everyone go to for good, designer clothes? Or is the market quite limited for this kind of thing?
Also, for kids clothes, is there a Next/Monsoon equivalent vs a Primark/Tesco equiv? Or would you suggest stocking up before going for the kids?
Also, for kids clothes, is there a Next/Monsoon equivalent vs a Primark/Tesco equiv? Or would you suggest stocking up before going for the kids?
If you live in Toronto for example you won't have any problem finding a good range of clothes.
For kids stuff I like Old Navy and H&M there isn't really anything as cheap as Primark but Zellers is reasonable.
#3
Thread Starter
Just Joined
Joined: Feb 2009
Posts: 8

Where in Canada are you going to be living? It could make a big difference.
If you live in Toronto for example you won't have any problem finding a good range of clothes.
For kids stuff I like Old Navy and H&M there isn't really anything as cheap as Primark but Zellers is reasonable.
If you live in Toronto for example you won't have any problem finding a good range of clothes.
For kids stuff I like Old Navy and H&M there isn't really anything as cheap as Primark but Zellers is reasonable.
#4
Stocking up seems daft, Canadian kids seem to cope without having to specially import clothing from the UK.
#5

Also for discount designer stuff there is Winners the North American version of TKMaxx.
#7
Banned








Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 3,824
From: the GTA











I'm not even sure I know what criteria makes a piece of clothing 'designer'?
I would also like to know the answer to this. In Canada I think the centre for women's fashion is probably Montreal, where the women are regarded as dressing very well. Toronto's Bloor/Yorkville has many very high-end ladies' wear outlets with prices out of the reach of most.
I would also like to know the answer to this. In Canada I think the centre for women's fashion is probably Montreal, where the women are regarded as dressing very well. Toronto's Bloor/Yorkville has many very high-end ladies' wear outlets with prices out of the reach of most.
#8
Both Zellers stores here are virtually empty every time I call in. Are they a 'front' for something else?
#9
BE Forum Addict









Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 4,059











Can anyone tell me the best place to shop in Canada- literally down to the street in an area? Where does everyone go to for good, designer clothes? Or is the market quite limited for this kind of thing?
Also, for kids clothes, is there a Next/Monsoon equivalent vs a Primark/Tesco equiv? Or would you suggest stocking up before going for the kids?
Also, for kids clothes, is there a Next/Monsoon equivalent vs a Primark/Tesco equiv? Or would you suggest stocking up before going for the kids?
How long is a piece of string?Where in Canada are you talking about? It's a big country - British Columbia alone is nearly 4 times larger than the entire UK. There are thousands of places to buy clothing, but the available choices will vary greatly by region.
I also see little point in stocking up on children's clothing... what for?
#10
I always saw plenty of clothing in Walmart and, particularly, Giant Tiger for Primark style prices.....jeans for $10, 3-in-1 winter coats for $25 to $30, T-Sirts for $2 or $3, PJ pants for $5....
Both Zellers stores here are virtually empty every time I call in. Are they a 'front' for something else?
Both Zellers stores here are virtually empty every time I call in. Are they a 'front' for something else?

#11
BE Forum Addict






Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 1,664
From: Ottawa











#12
How long is a piece of string?Where in Canada are you talking about? It's a big country - British Columbia alone is nearly 4 times larger than the entire UK. There are thousands of places to buy clothing, but the available choices will vary greatly by region.
I also see little point in stocking up on children's clothing... what for?
#14
Prince of Wales check innit
.jpg)
Given the region specific nature of style and trends and fashionable labels, I cant help feeling sorry for the hard time any kids are going to get for wearing the latest London fashions and labels in Toronto

.jpg)
Given the region specific nature of style and trends and fashionable labels, I cant help feeling sorry for the hard time any kids are going to get for wearing the latest London fashions and labels in Toronto
Last edited by iaink; Feb 18th 2009 at 5:29 am.
#15
Forum Regular



Joined: Feb 2005
Posts: 169
From: Nova Scotia











Are there any good clothes shops/chains in the Nova Scotia shopping malls???
Or will I have to visit Toronto?
Claire
Or will I have to visit Toronto?
Claire



