Canadian designers in Toronto: 11 labels with a shop

Eleven Canadian labels sell from their own shop in Toronto. Every address and every opening hour below came off the label's own site on 20 September 2026. Where that site says who makes the clothes, this note repeats it and nothing more.

Quick facts

• 11 labels, each with a Toronto address read on 20 September 2026
• 8 of the 11 hold a row in the shoptoronto directory
• 4 labels run 2 or more Toronto shops
• 3 of them sit on Ossington Avenue, at 44, 104 and 148
• 4 say on their own site that the work is done in Canada
• 1 makes its coats in Peru

Coats and tailoring

SMYTHE. Blazers and womenswear from a label founded in Toronto in 2004, per its about page. The shop is 1116 Yonge Street, open 10am to 6pm Monday to Saturday and noon to 5pm Sunday.

Sentaler. 55 Avenue Road, inside Yorkville Village, with the nearest door at 18A Hazelton Avenue. Its own site calls it a Canadian luxury outerwear brand and says the alpaca coats are made by Peruvian artisans.

Judith & Charles. Two Toronto shops, at 55 Avenue Road in Yorkville Village and 100 King Street West, Suite 128. Yorkville opens 10am to 6pm Monday to Saturday, and the King Street shop shuts at the weekend.

Outclass. Shirts, knitwear, outerwear and trousers, sold under the line Canadian Made Menswear on its own header. 343 Roncesvalles Avenue, open noon to 6pm on weekdays, 11am to 6pm Saturday, noon to 5pm Sunday.

Everyday clothes

Province of Canada. Its site states that all of its products are 100 percent made in Canada. Both shops open 10am to 6pm daily, at 1004 Queen Street East in Leslieville and 104 Ossington Avenue.

Hoi Bo. Clothes and bags cut, sewn and finished by its own team in a Toronto studio, per the about page. Two shops: 1396 Dundas Street West, shut Mondays, and 15 Trinity Street, open 11am to 7pm daily.

DUER. 44 Ossington Avenue, open 11am to 7pm Monday to Saturday and 11am to 5pm Sunday. The Canadian site describes DUER as a Canadian denim brand.

Kotn. Three Toronto shops, at 148 Ossington Avenue, 978 Queen Street East and 3401 Dufferin Street. Its own description reads designed in Canada, made in the Nile Delta.

Sentaler is a Canadian brand and its coats are made in Peru. Both facts come off one site.

Jewellery

Dean Davidson. Jewellery from a label based in Toronto since 2007, per its boutique page. 145 Berkeley Street, open 10am to 6pm Wednesday to Saturday and noon to 5pm Sunday.

Anne Sportun Fine Jewellery. The flagship is 742 Queen Street West, open 11am to 6pm Monday to Saturday and noon to 5pm Sunday. Its about page calls Anne Sportun a Toronto born artist and carries a Canadian Made section.

Michelle Ross. 197 Sorauren Avenue, open 11am to 5pm Wednesday to Friday, and by appointment or by chance on other days. The site says the jewellery is locally made, handcrafted in the studio by a small team.

Doing it in one walk

Three of the 11 sit on Ossington Avenue, at numbers 44, 104 and 148. The Ossington street list covers the rest of that stretch. Sentaler and Judith & Charles share one address, 55 Avenue Road.

For a suit cut to your measurements rather than a label off the rail, read the Toronto tailors note.

Not counted

Pink Tartan gives one address on its site, 1444 Dupont Street, Unit 40, and says the salon runs by appointment. The 170 Bedford Road flagship in the source draft appears on no page of that site. Mackage lists 220 Yonge Street and 3401 Dufferin Street, and states nowhere that the brand is Canadian.

Clocks and Colours publishes only a head office, 1020 Islington Avenue. Greta Constantine gives no Toronto address of its own, so the stockist pairing in the source draft is not repeated here.

Common questions

Which Canadian fashion designers can I buy in Toronto?

Eleven labels on this page sell from their own Toronto shop. They are SMYTHE, Sentaler, Judith & Charles, Outclass, Province of Canada, Hoi Bo, DUER, Kotn, Dean Davidson, Anne Sportun Fine Jewellery and Michelle Ross.

Where is the Sentaler store in Toronto?

55 Avenue Road, inside Yorkville Village, with the nearest door at 18A Hazelton Avenue. It opens 10am to 6pm Monday to Saturday and 10am to 5pm Sunday.

Are these labels made in Canada?

Four of the eleven say so on their own site. Province of Canada states 100 percent made in Canada and Outclass sells under Canadian Made Menswear. Hoi Bo cuts and sews in a Toronto studio, and Michelle Ross says locally made.

Sources

Read on 20 September 2026: the store, about or contact page at shopsmythe.com, sentaler.com, judithandcharles.com and outclass.ca. Read the same day: provinceofcanada.com, hoibo.com, duer.com, kotn.com, deandavidson.ca, annesportun.com and mnross.com. The 8 directory rows behind the links above were checked between 27 August and 11 September 2026.