Over the past few years, Canada has seen some many once-beloved stores shutter locations or shut down business for good.
Just last year, we said goodbye to household names like Home Outfitters and Payless to name a couple. And the retail apocalypse has already claimed many victims in 2020. With the added hardships of COVID-19 on retailers, we’re seeing more shutter for good.
As we’ve done in past years, we are keeping a watchful eye on the retail store closures and bankruptcies that affect the Canadian market.
Below you’ll find a list of all the brands and retailers that have filed for bankruptcy or announced store closures in Canada in 2020.
Note: This article will be updated as more stores and brands announce filings and closures.
Lowe’s and Rona
At the end of November 2019, home improvement chain Lowe’s Canada announced that it would be shuttering stores across Canada in order to improve overall performance. The closures will affect 34 underperforming Lowe’s and Rona stores, with all listed stores expected to close by the end of February 2020.
Bose
In January 2020, Bose announced that it would be shuttering all 119 locations across North America, Europe, Japan, and Australia. The electronics brand attributed the closures to a “dramatic shift to online shopping in specific markets.”
Pier 1 Imports
At the beginning of the year, a third-quarter fiscal report for Pier 1 Imports revealed that overall sales were down at the home retailer. The retailer announced that it would “reduce its store footprint by up to 450 locations” in North America in order to lower its expenses and to “better align its business with the current operating environment.” And just a month after the original statement, the retailer announced that all 67 Canadian Pier 1 stores will be closing.
Hudson’s Bay
Hudson’s Bay has found itself in trouble as the retailer continues to close stores around the country. In October, the iconic department store faced lawsuits over $3.5 million in unpaid rent from the landlords of five locations in Quebec. Unfortunately, two Hudson’s Bay locations were temporarily shut down by landlords, one in Vancouver, and one in Toronto at Centrepoint Mall. Hopefully this isn’t a glimpse of the future of Hudson’s Bay.
Links Of London
Back in October 2019, once-popular jeweller Links Of London began liquidating its American and U.K. stores, which later foreshadowed what would happen in Canada. In January 2020, the retailer announced that it planned on closing all five of its Canadian locations.
Carlton Cards & Papyrus
January saw many store closures in 2020. Carlton Cards & Papyrus will be closing all North American locations, totalling 78 Canadian locations and 178 locations in the U.S. With that being said, the closures aren’t all bad news — Carlton Cards and Papyrus will still be available at retail locations like Indigo, Sobey’s, and more.
Pink Tartan
The iconic pink door shop, Pink Tartan has emptied its 3,500 square-foot store and closing its doors at the Yorkville flagship. Not only did the store sell its own Pink Tartan fashion pieces, but it also offered vintage luxury designer products as well. Unfortunately, the Yorkville space is following in the footsteps of the Pink Tartan Bayview Village location that closed several months ago. Luckily, you can still shop the brands pieces online or at the Niagara Outlet Collection.
Ten Thousand Villages
After 74 years in business, fair trade retailer Ten Thousand Villages announced that it would be shuttering its Canadian operations, including its web store and the majority of its physical retail locations. There will 10 stores across Canada in total, and Canadians can expect retail operations to cease at the end of May 2020.
Bench
At the end of January 2020, Freemark Apparel Brands, the company that has the rights to sell Bench merchandise in Canada, announced that it would be closing all of its Bench stores to focus on e-commerce and wholesale clients. The closures are expected to affect all Canadian Bench locations, but the iconic U.K.-based brand will still be available in retailers like Hudson’s Bay, WINNERS, and more.
Victoria’s Secret
Victoria’s Secret has been on the decline for years. With a shift in the market towards body positivity, controversial comments, and increasing competition in the lingerie space, the brand has struggled to appeal to its once-loyal customer base. Since stores have been temporarily closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, L Brands noted that its first-quarter sales fell 37% to $1.65 billion from $2.63 billion a year ago. And while L Brands saw a bit of a boost in Victoria’s Secret’s e-commerce sales, it’s not enough to justify keeping stores open. L Brands will be closing 250 Victoria’s Secret stores across North America.
SAIL
The retail biz is getting tougher and tougher with competition heating up and the current COVID-19 pandemic that forced stores to close. Quebec-based sporting goods retailer SAIL Outdoors Inc., which operates SAIL and Sportium has just filed for bankruptcy protection. The company filed for protection under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act and said that this will allow it to obtain support while it implements a restructuring plan. As of yet, no store closures have been announced.
Reitmans
In May 2020, Reitmans filed for creditor protection. Filing for protection under the CCAA is truly the hardest decision we have had to make as an organization in our almost 100 years of history, but this pandemic has left us no choice,” Chief Executive Officer Stephen Reitman said. “We believe that this is the only course of action to ensure we remain successful in the future.”
ALDO
Montreal-based ALDO, the parent company of GLOBO, Aldo Shoes, and Call It Spring, obtained creditor protection in May 2020. In a press release, David Bensadoun, Chief Executive Officer of the company, said, “It is no secret that the retail industry has experienced rapid and significant change over the last several years. We were making strong progress with the transformation of our business to tackle these challenges; however, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has put too much pressure on our business and our cash flows.” The brand’s filings revealed that not all of its 850 North American stores would reopen after the temporary closures and some will stay closed for good.
Addition Elle & Thyme Maternity
In June, Addition Elle and Thyme Maternity announced that stores will permanently close in Canada. This news means that 77 Addition Elle and 54 Thyme Maternity locations will close as part of Reitmans’ restructuring plan since it filed for creditor protection. According to Retail-Insider, the main goal is to liquidate all inventory in anticipation of these permanent closures which are planned for July 18 for Thyme Maternity and August 15 for Addition Elle.
J.Crew
J.Crew filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy in May 2020, marking one of the first major retailers to do so since the coronavirus outbreak. While J.Crew has filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, its online operations will remain open throughout the restructuring. The company also said that it anticipates that stores will reopen when it’s safe to do so, however, Canadian stores had already been dwindling prior to the government-mandated closures of non-essential businesses.
Henry’s
Henry’s, otherwise known as “Canada’s greatest camera store,” filed a Notice of Intention to Make a Proposal (NOI) pursuant to Section 50.4(1) of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act in May 2020. According to Insolvency Insider, Cranbrook Glen Enterprises Ltd., the company that operates camera and accessories retailer Henry’s, intends to shutter close to a third of its stores. With the temporary closure of all 30 Henry’s stores due to COVID-19, the retailer has seen a large impact on its sales. The company has not confirmed which locations will be closing.
DAVIDsTEA
The popular tea store announced that it’s planning to close 166 of its locations across Canada and 42 locations across the U.S. Fortunately, tea lovers will still be able to shop at 18 Canadian locations in British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, and New Brunswick, as well as online.
Starbucks
The popular coffee chain plans to close 200 stores across Canada over the span of the next two years. However, Starbucks is also testing new pickup-only locations that you may see pop-up around your neighbourhood.
La Senza
La Senza will also be closing stores in Canada. As its parent company Regent plans to downsize the chain, La Senza will be closing 17 stores across the country.
Gap
Popular retail brand Gap has announced that they plan to close a number of stores across Canada to focus on its e-commerce store, as well as elevating the stores that remain open. The brand has not announced how many of the stores are going to be closed yet. During the pandemic, Gap announced that many of its stores would not reopen as temporary store closures lift.
Thomas Sabo
Jewelry store Thomas Sabo is known for its cute charm bracelets. Sadly, the brand has decided that it will be closing all of its stores in Canada. With that being said, you can still shop the brand through its online store.
Microsoft
The technology giant has decided to close all seven of its stores in Canada, as well as most of its physical stores across the world. While four locations across the world will stay open as they are reimagined, the tech company will be primarily operating online.
Muji U.S.A
Surprisingly, Muji U.S.A. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy this year. The Japanese retailer, which specializes in home goods and organizational items, has taken a hit due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Even though Muji said that this U.S. filing won’t affect its stores in Canada, only time will tell.
Lucky Brand
L.A. based denim company Lucky Brand has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The brand plans to continue operations and allegedly has plans to sell the company to the owner of Aéropostale and Nautica. Global News reports that Lucky brand will close 13 of the 200 stores it operates, but that number could go up.
Mendocino & M Boutique
Another Canadian retailer Mendocino is closing its stores for good, as reported in July. The Toronto-based and family-owned company also runs M Boutique, which will likely be closing as well. According To An Insolvency Notice, The company is said to be closing “all or substantially all” of its stores. On a positive note, the company launched an online shopping platform, which did not exist before COVID-19.
Ascena Group
Ascena Retail Group, the owner of Ann Taylor, officially filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in July. In an effort to restructure, stores across the U.S, Canada, Puerto Rico, and Mexico will close. The filing came with news that the company allegedly had debts of over $12 billion. Notably, Ascena also owns Lane Bryant, LOFT, Lou & Grey, and Justice.
Groupe Dynamite
Groupe Dynamite, the Montreal-based company that owns Dynamite and Garage, filed for Creditor Protection in September. The company operated 400 stores in eight countries, with most of its locations in Canada. At the time of the announcement, there were no confirmed number of store closings.
Le Chateau
Iconic Montreal retailer Le Chateau filed for bankruptcy in October, after 60 years in business. Although the brand enjoyed popularity in the 90s and early 2000s, they were allegedly unable to keep up with changing fashion and retail trends. Unfortunately, the bankruptcy means the closure of 123 stores across Canada.
NYX Cosmetics
After first opening in Canada in 2015 at Square One in Mississauga, NYX Cosmetics is officially closing all of its Canadians shops. The brand had already shuttered a handful of its brick and mortars earlier this year, and now the remaining 10 have fallen victim to the closing. Although you may no longer be able to check out the products in the company store, NYX Cosmetics will still be available on its website and Amazon, as well as Shoppers Drug Mart, Rexall, and London Drugs.
Gap
The Gap has officially announced that its Canadian flagship in Toronto will be permanently closing in January 2021. The store which resides at 60 Bloor Street West has been in that same location for over 30 years now. This news follows the announcement that the Gap flagship in Chicago will also be closing in January 2021. It’s said that this is part of the brand’s strategy to adapt and grow its online presence.
Unfortunately, the Gap flagship plans to close in January 2021.
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We all know that retail isn’t have the easiest go and it seems that instead of brands and retailers hanging on until the end, some are shifting focus and making changes while they’re ahead. It’s just been announced that U.K.-based retailer Bench will close all of its Canadian stores so that it can better focus on e-commerce.
Freemark Apparel Brands, who have the rights to sell Bench merchandise in Canada, haven’t revealed when these stores will close or how many jobs will be lost.
“We are closing our bricks-and-mortar stores to focus more on our e-commerce business as well as our key wholesale customers,” said Lawrence Routtenberg, co-president of Freemark Apparel Brands, in an email to BNN Bloomberg.
A major retail trend we’ve seen is that the number of people leaving their homes to shop is constantly dwindling so Bench shifting its focus to e-commerce might be a very clever move. We all know how much more convenient online shopping is, so for a retailer to get ahead of it could be its saving grace.
Keep in mind that just because the retailer is closing its stores, it doesn’t mean the business is going under.
The same goes for retailers that file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy — it doesn’t always mean they’re going out of business.
If you’re bummed that you won’t be able to shop at your local Bench store, you can shop the brand at a number of other retailers like Hudson’s Bay, WINNERS, Costco, Marshalls, Amazon, ASOS, and more.
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The countdown to the big day of giving is on!
And while the holidays are expensive, you can lessen the hit to your wallet by shopping one of the many sales that are happening this weekend. Take a peek at a few of our faves below.
The Bench Warehouse Sale
In case you haven’t heard, the Bench Warehouse Sale is running until Sunday, December 15 at The International Centre in Mississauga! All weekend long you can save up to 80% on Bench sweaters, winter jackets, t-shirts, and more for men, women, and kids. Prices start at just $7.99. Get full details about the Bench Warehouse Sale.
Wolverine Mega Boot & Shoe Sale
Looking for deals on footwear? Head to the Markham Fairgrounds to shop the Wolverine Mega Boot & Shoe Sale. You’ll find deals of up to 70% off boots and shoes from brands like Wolverine, Keds, Saucony, Merrell, and many more. But hurry — the sale ends on Sunday, December 15. Get full details about the Wolverine Mega Boot & Shoe Sale.
Anthropologie
For a limited time, you can save 30% on everything online at Anthropologie — even new arrivals! It’s the perfect place to pick up holiday outfits and gifts. Shop the Anthropologie sale.
Shopbop
Step up your cold weather fashion with this sale from Shopbop! From now until the end of the weekend, the designer womenswear e-tailer is taking 25% off winter essentials like sweaters, boots, jackets, and more with the promotion code “SNOWWAY”. Shop the Shopbop sale.
Wayfair
Right now, Wayfair is hosting an All Things Home sale, which features up to 75% off — you guessed it — everything you need for your home! This includes furniture, decor, kitchen, and more. Shop the Wayfair sale.
Club Monaco
If you’ve been eyeing anything at Club Monaco, now is the time to shop it! The retailer will take 25% off your entire purchase when you use the promotion code “PERFECTGIFT”. Shop the Club Monaco sale.
Kate Spade
We love when sales are on sale! Until Tuesday, December 17, Kate Spade is taking an extra 30% off already reduced items. It’s a great time to pick up wallets, handbags, and accessories for the loved ones on your holiday shopping list. Shop the Kate Spade sale.
Levi’s
Stock up on denim for the winter with Levi’s current promotion. You can save 30% on your entire purchase (some exclusions apply) when you spend $125 or more from now until Sunday, December 15. Shop the Levi’s sale.
Under Armour
Save a little money on Under Armour when you use the promotion code “FRIENDS30”. The activewear retailer is taking $30 off your order when you spend $100 or more. Shop the Under Armour sale.
Sephora
From now until Tuesday, December 17, you can save money on all things beauty just for being a Sephora Beauty Insider! When you spend $75 or more, you can save $15 to $25 depending on whether you’re an Insider, VIB, or Rouge member. Shop the Sephora sale.
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SaleSpy: Inside The 1st Ever Bench Warehouse Sale
The Bench Warehouse Sale has landed in Mississauga! Presented by StyleDemocracy, the sale features up to 80% off the U.K. based brand‘s iconic collection of t-shirts, sweaters, jackets, bags, and more at a sweet, sweet discount.
The sale features items for men, women, and kids, and is perfect for gifting over the holidays — you won’t see deals like this on Bench anywhere else!
Take a peek inside the Mississauga Bench Warehouse Sale in the video below for a little taste of what to expect when you go to shop!
To keep up with StyleDemocracy’s upcoming events, be sure to sign up to become a StyleDemocracy Insider to receive notifications about warehouse sales, sample sales, pop-ups, and more exciting news in your city. Or check out StyleDemocracy’s event listings page, which is constantly being updated with the latest and greatest deals.
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For the first time ever, the Bench Warehouse Sale is open in Mississauga at The International Centre. Located in Hall 6, there is a huge selection of Bench’s iconic outerwear, t-shirts, sweaters, handbags, and wallets for up to 80% off for men and women. In addition to apparel for men and women, there is also a selection of long and short sleeve tops for kids.
Prices start at $7.99 for kids’ tees and work their way up to $89.99 for adult’s outerwear, while adult t-shirts and tops range between $14.99 and $34.99 — everything is super affordable!
The selection is vast, so no matter your style, you’ll surely to find something here — and if you can’t find something for yourself, you’ll definitely find something someone on your shopping list.
There are racks and racks of great winter outerwear for less than $100 for both men and women, t-shirts for the gym and everyday wear, and tons of sweaters to keep you cozy during the winter’s coldest days.
The sale only runs until Sunday, December 15 and it’s StyleDemocracy’s final sale of the year, so be sure to check it out before it’s too late.
Bench Warehouse Sale details:
When:
Wednesday, December 11 to Sunday, December 15
Wednesday: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Thursday & Friday: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Saturday: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Sunday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Where:
The International Centre, Hall 6
6900 Airport Rd.
Mississauga, Ontario
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This weekend is the perfect time to shop for menswear in Toronto. There are plenty of warehouse sales happening just for the guys that feature suiting, winter outerwear, and more.
With that being said, there are lots of great deals for everyone online, too, so nobody has to feel left out!
Take a peek at some of the best sales to shop this weekend:
Haight & Ashley Fall & Winter Warehouse Sale
If you’re looking for high-quality menswear, head to the Haight & Ashley Warehouse Sale. Winter outerwear, suiting, denim, button-ups, sweaters, and more are up to 80% off. Take a peek inside and get full details about the Haight & Ashbury Warehouse Sale.
The William Ashley Warehouse Sale
Back for its 44th year is the William Ashley Warehouse Sale. Save up to 90% on over 25,000-square-feet of merchandise, including tableware, kitchenware, home decor, holiday decor, books, toys, and so much more. Take a peek inside and get full details about the William Ashley Warehouse Sale.
National Sports Warehouse Sale
It’s the final weekend to shop the National Sports Warehouse Sale at the Markham Fairgrounds. Save up to 50% on winterwear and more from brands like Under Armour, The North Face, Helly Hansen, Columbia, Psycho Bunny, and more. Get full details about the National Sports Warehouse Sale.
Freeman Formalwear Warehouse Sale
You can’t always find tuxedos at a discount, but right now Freeman Formalwear is hosting a warehouse sale where tuxedos are just $99 each. The sale runs until December 8. Get full details about the Freeman Formalwear Warehouse sale.
Club Monaco
Fall wardrobe looking a little sparse? Head to Club Monaco and stock up on cozy, warm sweaters. Right now, the retailer is taking 20% off all sweater, from wool to cashmere. Use the promotion code “WARMUP” to get the discount. Shop the Club Monaco sale.
Anthropologie
Anthropologie is hosting an incredible sale on sale items right now! Take an extra 40% off already reduced clothing and homewares. And take 25% off full-price jewelry. Both sales run for a limited time, so act fast. Shop the Anthropologie sale.
Banana Republic
For a limited time, take up to 40% off must-have styles. Plus, select men’s dress shirts are buy one, get one free with the promotion code “BRCSHIRT”. Shop the Banana Republic sale.
Indigo
From now until Sunday, head to indigo.ca to save 15% on all regular price items! The promotion includes toys, decor, fashion, books, and more — use the code “FALL15” to get the discount. Shop the Indigo sale.
Sport Chek
Shop the Sport Chek Anniversary Sale and save up to 60% on door crashers! Right now, you can find brands like winterwear, sweaters, boots, sporting goods, and more from brands like Columbia, PUMA, ASICS, and more. Shop the Sport Chek sale.
Bench
Take 40% off winter outerwear for men and women at Bench! Plus you can also save up to an extra 50% on all sale items. Shop the Bench sale.
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Labour Day weekend is here and while it marks the end of summer, it also means there are tons of sales to shop for the end of season and back to school.
To save you some time, we’ve scoured the internet for the best sales to shop over the weekend.
Take a peek at our top picks for Labour Day deals:
J.Crew Factory
If you’re looking for big savings this weekend, look no further than the J.Crew Factory sale. Right now, the retailer is taking 50% off the entire website, plus an additional 60% off clearance items using the promotion code “FALLFUN”. Shop for the whole family (or just for yourself)! Shop the J.Crew Factory sale.
Sperry
On the hunt for an iconic pair of shoes? Check out the awesome sale that Sperry has on for Labour Day. The brand, best known for its boat shoes, is taking 20% off select styles for a limited time. All you have to do to score the discount is use the code “LOVE20”. Shop the Sperry sale.
Club Monaco
Another Labour Day sale to check out is Club Monaco’s. Online until the end of the weekend, save 25% on your entire purchase, including sale items, with the promotion code “LABOUR19”. Shop the Club Monaco sale.
Wayfair
Not only can you refresh your wardrobe with Labour Day sales this weekend, but you can also refresh your home! Wayfair is hosting a massive Labour Day sale with up to 70% off bedding essentials, furniture, lighting, and so much more. Don’t forget to check out the Closeout Deals section for even deeper discounts. Shop the Wayfair sale.
Hudson’s Bay
This weekend, Hudson’s Bay is hosting a spend more, save more Labour Day deal. From now until September 2, spend $150, save $20. Spend $200, save $30. Spend $250+, save $40. Use the code “HURRY” to claim your discount. Shop the Hudson’s Bay sale.
Under Armour Outlet
Head to the online Under Armour Outlet to save an extra 30% on outlet orders of $150+. The sale features backpacks, technical t-shirts, bras, joggers, and so much more. Use the promotion code “LABORDAY30” before you pay. Shop the Under Armour Outlet sale.
Roots
To celebrate 40 years of its iconic salt & pepper designs, Roots is taking 40% off all salt & pepper styles! You’ll find deals on hoodies, sweatpants, scarves, jackets, and more for men, women, and kids. The sale is only on until September 2, so act fast. Shop the Roots sale.
Banana Republic
The savings don’t stop at Banana Republic! Head to the online store to save 40% on your entire purchase, plus an extra 10% off for a total saving of 50% off until August 31. Shop the Banana Republic sale.
Gap
More savings can be found at Gap this weekend. The retailer is taking 40% off everything with the code “GAPDAYOFF” until September 2, as well as an extra 50% off already reduced items until September 3. Shop the Gap sale.
Bench
The discounts are deep for Bench’s Labour Day sale! Shop five different promotions over the long weekend: 25% off new arrivals, up to an extra 50% off sale items, 50% off select back-to-school styles, and 50% off select accessories, and 40% off select styles for men and women. Shop the Bench sale.
Urban Outfitters
We love a good sale-on-sale and Urban Outfitters is hosting an epic one right now. For a limited time, take an extra 40% off red tag items for men, women, and home. You’ll find dresses, shorts, tops, and even sneakers from brands like Fila, Keds, Puma, and Reebok. Shop the Urban Outfitters sale.
Paula’s Choice
Cult skincare brand Paula’s Choice is taking 20% off sitewide over the long weekend. Get free shipping on orders of $50+ and two free gifts on orders of $100+. See what all the hype is about and shop the Paula’s Choice sale.
The Outnet
Head to The Outnet for some big designer deals. With all items already up to 85% off, the savings are huge with an extra 25% off! Use the code “LABORDAY25” for extra savings on brands like Acne Studios, Alexander McQueen, Diane Von Furstenberg, and more. Shop The Outnet Sale.
Anthropologie
Sale lovers, rejoice! Another Labour Day deal is here and it’s a good one. Anthropologie is taking an extra 50% off already reduced items. Save on shoes, accessories, clothing, and more for a limited time. Shop the Anthropolgie sale.
Saks Fifth Avenue
Head to the final sale section on the Saks Fifth Avenue website to save even more on already reduced items. Take an extra 30% off when you buy one item, an extra 40% when you buy two items, and an extra 50% off when you buy three or more items using the promotion code “SALE19”. Find brands like Aquazurra, Joie, Bally, BOSS, and more at a discount. Shop the Saks Fifth Avenue sale.
Featured image: Instagram/@underarmour
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We made it to the weekend! Why not reward yourself with a little retail therapy? The clearance sales continue from leather accessories to activewear to denim — there’s something for every type of consumer to treat themselves to.
We hope to add some cheer to your chill this weekend by rounding up some of the best sales happening online and in-stores. Check them out:
Matt & Nat
You can save up to 50% off select styles of vegan-friendly leather handbags, footwear, and accessories for men and women. Shop the sale.
Reebok
Save an additional 30% on outlet sale items! Shop a variety of men, women, and kid’s athletic apparel such as footwear, clothing and accessories. Limited time offer — get them before they’re gone!
Banana Republic
Start your V-day shopping early and snag yourself the perfect date night ‘fit on sale. Banana Republic is offering an extra 60% off sale styles, online & in-stores. And there’s more — save up to 40% off must-have styles!
BCBGeneration
Jean shopping can be a drag but when BCBGeneration is offering select denim for $40 online, we can’t help but feel excited. Don’t miss out, offer ends February 4. Plus, take an extra 40% off sale items! Shop the sale.
Sorel
The right winter footwear is essential when you live in Toronto and/or surrounding areas. Take advantage of Sorel’s new markdowns — up to 25% off select styles! Who says winter swag can’t be comfy and stylish? Shop the sale.
Bench
If you’re a fan of the lounge and activewear, then you’ll be excited for Bench’s clearance sale! Receive an extra 60% off sale women and men apparel for a limited time. Shop the sale.
Frank and Oak
Get up to 70% off select women’s items at Frank and Oak’s end of season sale! The sale lasts while supplies last. Shop smart, shop now.
J.Crew
Around here, we love a good sale on sale, and J.Crew’s got an amazing one going on right now! For a limited time, you can shop an extra 60% off already reduced items for men, women, and kids. And to make it even better, J.Crew is taking 25% off full-price items, too! Shop the sale before it’s too late.
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It’s the freaking long weekend! That means you have more time to do all the things you love: eat, spend time with family, and of course, shop! While almost everything is closed for Good Friday, there are a couple of warehouse sales open and tons of online sales to shop and save. Take a look at 6 can’t miss sales to shop this weekend below.
Nordstrom Warehouse Sale
It’s your final chance to check out the sale everyone is town is talking about… The Nordstrom Warehouse Sale! There’ll be tons of designer clothing, shoes and accessories for the whole family, all up to 80% off. The sale is open at the International Centre in Mississauga until Monday, April 17th. Get full details about the sale here.
The Designer Shoe Warehouse Sale
And once you’re finished at the Nordstrom Warehouse Sale, make sure to swing by the Designer Shoe Warehouse sale which is also happening at the International Centre. Save huge on women’s footwear from brands like Sam Edelman, Franco Sarto, Vince Camuto and more. Get full details about the sale here.
Bench
We love 2-for-1 deals! And right now, Bench is hosting an awesome one. For their mid-season sale, buy one item and you’ll get the second item for 50% off! They’re also taking 30-50% off spring styles for men, women and kids. Shop the sale here.
Aritzia
Right now, Aritzia is hosting a spring online-only sale. This sorta thing doesn’t happen too often, so you should probably check it out. They’re taking 30-60% off select new styles, including outerwear, dresses, t-shirts and more. But hurry, the sale runs for this weekend only. Shop the sale here.
Joe Fresh
In celebration of Easter, Joe Fresh is taking 25% off men and women’s clothing until April 17th. The Hoppy Shopping Sale runs until April 17th in-stores and online using the promotion code, “EASTEREGG”. And of course, there are savings for the kids, too. Buy 2 or more items and save 20-40% off. Shop the sale here.
Slavin Raphael Sample Sale
The bi-annual Slavin Raphael sample sale is back! For one day only in Toronto, shop sample sale prices on brands like Tiger of Sweden, Soia & Kyo, Hunter, Ted Baker, Alternative Apparel, Bench and more. The sale takes place on Saturday, April 15th between 11:00 am and 5:00 pm. Get full sale details here.
Did we miss any of the best sales happening this weekend? Share them with us in the comment section.
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In the mood for something new? Spend less and shop smart! We’ve rounded up 5 of the best sales that’ll allow you to upgrade your wardrobe and home without breaking the bank.
Linen Chest
Make your house a home and check out what Linen Chest has to offer. They are taking up to 80% off home decor, bed linens, kitchenware, mattresses, and more. Shop thousands of items on sale in-stores or online. The sale ends on Sunday, February 26th so act fast before it’s too late! Learn more about the sale here.
Tiger of Sweden
Fans of this European clothing and accessory brand will be happy to hear this news; Tiger of Sweden is hosting a two-day sample sale in Toronto! The sale will feature suits, denim, leather goods, dresses, blouses, and more, and full size runs will be available for men and women. Take advantage and save up to 70% off – this sale only happens two times a year. Learn more about the sale here.
Old Navy
Time for a new pair of denim? Look no further than Old Navy’s denim sale. They are taking up to 50% off every single pair of jeans in-stores and online. Denim starts at $15 for men and women, and $12 for children. Best part yet? They’ve also got denim in big and tall sizes. Shop the sale here.
Bench
Oh, yeah. We love a good sale-on-sale and bench has an amazing one going on right now. Take an extra 50% off already reduced merchandise. Prices start at just $5 and almost everything is $50 or less, including parkas! Can you say steal? Shop the sale here.
Hudson’s Bay
Another sale-on-sale, and this one’s at Hudson’s Bay! They’re taking an extra 20% off all clearance items in-stores (with this coupon) and online with the promotion code, “EXTRA20”. The sale ends on Sunday, February 26th and includes clothing and accessories for men and women. Shop the sale here.
Did we miss any of the best sales? Share them with us in the comment section!
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