Ossington shops directory: 6 shops, by street number
Ossington shops with a checked address between Queen and Dundas: six names from 42 to 148 Ossington Avenue, what each sells and the streetcar at each end.
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Six shops on Ossington Avenue, between Queen Street West and Dundas Street West. Every address was read on 11 September 2026, from the shops' own pages or the Ossington BIA's business directory. Rotate This, the strip's record shop, is left out: its website domain was for sale on that date.
Ossington Avenue, 42 to 63
Annie Aime. 42 Ossington Avenue, trading since 2013, open 11am to 6pm Monday to Saturday and noon to 5pm Sunday per its site. Womenswear, menswear, shoes and a kids' range, with Saint James, Herno, Camper and Bare Knitwear named.
Lost & Found. 44 Ossington Avenue, per the shop's own contact page. Menswear: The Real McCoy's, Viberg and Engineered Garments among about 80 labels.
Open 10am to 7pm Monday to Saturday and 11am to 6pm Sunday. The directory row still carries 12 Ossington Avenue.
Tiger of Sweden. 56 Ossington Avenue, per the BIA directory. Its own store locator did not render for reading, so no stock is listed here.
I Miss You Vintage. 63 Ossington Avenue, per the BIA directory. Designer resale: Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Dior and Ferragamo clothing, bags and jewellery, and it buys used designer bags, per its site.
Ossington Avenue, 104 to 148
Province of Canada. 104 Ossington Avenue, opened 14 December 2024, open 10am to 6pm seven days. Tees, sweatshirts, hoodies and knitwear, all made in Canada, per its site.
Kotn. 148 Ossington Avenue, at Dundas, open until 8pm Friday and Saturday. Cotton basics for women and men plus home goods; its stores page lists this shop and 978 Queen Street East.
Six shops between Queen and Dundas. Annie Aime at 42 has traded since 2013.
How to get there
The 501 Queen runs the strip's south end and the 505 Dundas its north end, each about 290 metres from the middle, measured 9 September 2026. Ossington station on Line 2 is 1.8 kilometres north, about a 22 minute walk. Use the shop's own number for the last stretch.
The TTC's accessibility page, read 11 September 2026, says 55 of 70 stations had elevator access at the end of 2024. That page does not name them, so check your station before you go.
Ossington runs into Queen Street West at its south end. The Queen West street list picks up there.