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When you’re fed up with boring off-the-rack clothing, come visit Ziba Couture, located in the Sheraton Centre in the heart of downtown Toronto, to find unique and fun clothes and accessories.

With decades of experience in the men’s apparel industry, there is no business better to handle all of your professional and casual clothing needs than Yorkville's Borgo Uomo. Founded in Toronto in 1974 by Mario Cribari, Borgo Uomo specializes in quality men’s clothing from around the world.

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The stylish denizens of St. Clair West flock to this cozy vintage boutique for its thoughtfully curated collection of clothing and accessories.

Girl Friday has a strong sense of corporate responsibility and community involvement and is proud to be involved with such charities as Windfall Clothing Service, The Corsage Project, and Fashion Cares.Avid shoppers have come to rely on Girl Friday to indulge their shopping fantasies. The warm and inviting environment is filled with delectable pieces that are hard to pass up. Celebrities including Courteney Cox Arquette, Rachel McAdams and Sarah Polley have been known to comb the racks at Girl Friday, looking for the perfect piece.

When you’re looking for unique clothing and bedding, come visit the Living 2 Bath Bedding & Clothing Boutique. Located in a former church on Toronto’s famous Avenue Road stretch, we are committed to providing our discerning clientele with unique items from all around the world. Our products were hand-picked during buying-trips to Montreal, New York, Los Angeles, Italy and France. Whether you’re looking for that one special item, or want to completely revamp your wardrobe, we have it all. Call us to arrange an appointment with one of our fashion stylists who will help you find items that look great and reflect your true personality.

Fawn is located in Toronto on Queen West’s shopping strip. Fawn carries a thoughtful curated selection of directional collections from New York, Los Angeles, Berlin, Paris, Toronto, Sweden, Vancouver, and Montreal with a mix of tightly edited vintage pieces.