In case you haven’t noticed, it’s getting chilly out there. The leaves are changing, jackets are quickly becoming more of a necessity than an accessory, and those open-toe shoes? They’ve officially made their way to the back of the closet. In other words, it’s boot season! Around this is the time of year when we dig out all the boots we own—heeled, flat, ankle, knee-high—and, of course, shop for a new pair (or two) to keep things feeling ~ fresh ~. Not only are boots a practical choice as the temps drop, but they’re also a total outfit game-changer. A great pair of boots can take an outfit from 0 to 10 in an instant. And let’s face it, no fall wardrobe is complete without a new pair of “fall-approved” boots.
We found 11 pairs of fall-approved boots to shop
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StyleDemocracy is proud to present the first-ever Stuart Weitzman Warehouse Sale in Toronto! Shop amazing discounts on boots, flats, loafers, sneakers, heels, and more.
Visit us from May 16th to 19th at the Pan Pacific Hotel in Toronto to shop a wide selection of footwear styles and explore Stuart Weitzman’s expert craftsmanship.
Please ensure you love the items you buy because all sales are final. This means returns, refunds, or exchanges will not be accepted. Also, we aren’t taking cash, gift cards, or credit notes; only credit or debit is accepted.
Take a look inside:
What you should know before you visit:
– Free Parking.
– Final sale: no returns or exchanges will be accepted. Credit/Debit Only – No Cash or American Express.
– No price adjustments.
– No large bags, food, or drink allowed. Shopping bags will be provided.
– Expect lineups: this event is too good to miss so you should expect lineups to enter the event and at cashpoints. If you’re a member of SDClub+, you can expect much shorter wait times as members have dedicated lineups. We’ll provide updates on wait times on our Instagram @styledemocracy.
– Please note – doors are subject to close early.
Sale Dates & Hours:
When: May 16 – 19
Wednesday, May 15: VIP ONLY. 11 am – 9 pm
Thursday, May 16: 10 am – 9 pm
Friday, May 17: 10 am – 9 pm
Saturday, May 18: 10 am – 7 pm
Sunday, May 19: 10 am – 6 pm
Where: The Pan Pacific Hotel
900 York Mills Road, Toronto ON M3B 3H2
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In honour of our upcoming Stuart Weitzman Toronto Warehouse Sale, we thought the perfect way to celebrate would be to take a deep dive into the coveted shoe brand, exploring its past and present! From its founding in 1986 to its glowing reputation today, Stuart Weitzman has grown to be one of the top high-end footwear brands available on the market, thanks to its high-quality craftsmanship and desirable designs.
Let’s dive in!
Stuart Weitzman was founded by none other than Stuart Weitzman himself back in 1986. Before the brand’s founding, Weitzman grew up apprenticing under his father, Seymour Weitzman, at the Mr. Seymour shoe factory, sketching his first-ever shoe design in 1957, at the age of 16!
Since the Creation of the Namesake Brand, the majority of Stuart Weitzman’s collections have been produced in Elda, Spain, a tiny city in the Alicante province known for its artisanal shoemaking.
Stuart Weitzman has become known for its impeccable style and comfort. Weitzman was one of a few designers who was also a skilled pattern-maker, believing that “a beautiful shoe is useless unless it feels as wonderful as it looks.”
Flash forward to 1993, when the first Stuart Weitzman boutique opened in Las Vegas, and one of the brand’s most popular shoe styles, the 5050 back-stretch boot was born. Which like it sounds, has a stretchable back design for extra comfort and wearability.
Stuart Weitzman is continuously spotted on the red carpet, having become a major celebrity staple. Its first notable celebrity moment was when Aretha Franklin thanked Weitzman for designing her Stuart Weitzman for Mr. Seymour shoes while accepting an award at the 1983 American Music Awards—before the Stuart Weitzman brand was even established! Since then, Stuart Weitzman has had many more memorable red-carpet moments, famously including its Million Dollar shoes, adorned with 464 diamonds, worn by Laura Harring at the Academy Awards.
In 2012, the brand enters what it calls its “supermodel era”, working with famous models such as Natalia Vodianova, Kate Moss, Gisele Bündchen, Gigi Hadid, and Kendall Jenner.
Over the years, Stuart Weitzman has created a variety of iconic footwear staples, adored by everyone from celebrities to everyday fashion enthusiasts. Its most popular designs include the NUDIST sandal and the over-the-knee stretch boots, LOWLAND and HIGHLAND.
To this day, the Stuart Weitzman brand maintains meticulous dedication to detail and history of artisanal Spanish craftsmanship, creating beautiful shoes that deliver style and comfort for women who are “confident, bold — and, above all, strong.”
Explore Stuart Weitzman’s expert craftsmanship at a discount during the Stuart Weitzman Toronto Warehouse Sale, presented by StyleDemocracy.
The information stated in this article was provided via the Stuart Weitzman website.
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Nike has sued Lululemon, saying that some of Lululemon’s footwear products infringe on Nike’s patents. According to court documents filed with the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
The footwear products in question are Lululemon’s Blissfeel, Chargefeel Low, Chargefeel Mid, and Strongfeel styles.
Lululemon started selling footwear in March 2022, starting with its Blissfeel running sneaker.
Nike is claiming that footwear infringes patents related to textile and other design elements of its footwear – like its Flyknit technology.
Business of Fashion states that Lululemon told them in an email: “Nike’s claims are unjustified, and we look forward to proving our case in court,”.
Nike said it has suffered economic harm and irreparable injury as a result of Lululemons infringement.
This isn’t the first time Nike has sued Lululemon though, the brand has also sued Lululemon for patent infringement over its at-home fitness Mirror.
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Canada is full of talented designers, amazing boutiques, and department stores that you can shop online, you just have to know where to look! We’ve come up with a handy list of our favourite stores with Canadian roots to make the hunt a little easier for you.
Forget the duties & expensive shipping charges, below are the Canadian shopping websites you should know.
Women
Victoire Boutique: If you’re looking for a true Canadian shopping experience, this is it. The Ottawa-based boutique stocks jewellery, clothing, footwear, and accessories, and focuses primarily on Canadian designers such as Birds Of North America, Eve Gravel, Valerie Dumaine, and many more.
Ease: This store is for anyone who seeks well-crafted beautifully designed pieces – to complement and enhance their everyday wardrobe. It keeps a well-curated collection of consciously designed pieces from both established and emerging designers.
Liberty Clothing: At Liberty Clothing, its mission is to produce eco-friendly clothing and high-quality products that inspire consumers to make sustainable choices. From t-shirts to pants, the brand carries a variety of affordable ethical clothing including hemp merchandise.
437: 437 is a luxe swim and activewear brand that’s driven by a desire to create product that doesn’t compromise on style, quality, or fit.
Dynamite: Dynamite is a Canadian brand that is constantly on top of new trends and styles. If you need a chic last-minute outfit, this brand has your back.
Garage: The sister company of Dynamite, Garage, takes on the younger demographic. You can find adorable skirts, trendy crop tops, loungewear sets, and even score Steve Madden shoes!
The September: A mecca for designer shoes, this women’s only online shopping destination carries brands such as Aquazurra, Kate Spade, Jimmy Choo, Valentino, and more. Prices on this website start at around $200.
Knix: Revolutionizing intimates for women, Knix is a Canadian brand that is best known for its leakproof underwear. Since it originally launched, the brand has expanded into bras, loungewear, and swimwear that’s loved by women of all shapes and sizes.
Oak + Fort: This Vancouver-born boutique features minimalist clothing, shoes, and accessories for women. They also stock menswear. Prices are fairly reasonable with basics starting at around $40.
Boutique 1861: This Montreal-based women’s boutique offers a selection of vintage-inspired clothing and accessories at super affordable prices. Most notable from this online store is its selection of casual and formal dresses.
Soia & Kyo: Another Montreal-based brand that you should have on your radar is Soia & Kyo. The brand is known for its elegant and timeless outwear.
HUE Canada: Hue Canada creates the best tights, leggings, and sleepwear around. From colourful designs to neutral shades, this brand has everything that you’re looking for.
Coal Miner’s Daughter: Established in 2009 in Toronto, Coal Miner’s Daughter offers womenswear such as dresses, tops, pants, outerwear, and more. It also carries a bunch of small and well-known designers.
Horses Atelier: The label is known for its feminized workwear and iconic silhouettes—trusted pieces that are artful and easy with an impeccable fit and feel. All of the pieces are made right in Toronto.
LEZÉ The Label: It was created on the basis of wanting workwear that’s recycled, comfortable, and chic, all at the same time. Plus, sustainability is definitely at the forefront of the brand’s practices and manufacturing processes.
Men
Uncle Otis: Toronto’s menswear community would not be the same without Uncle Otis. The longstanding retailer opened over two decades ago and continues to clothe Canada’s best-dressed men in labels like adidas, wings + horns, Norse Projects, and The North Face.
Park & Province: Launched in 2014, Park & Province is a Canadian menswear boutique that has rapidly gained community and national recognition. The boutique carries brands that specialize in what they do. Brands you’ll find in this shop include adidas, Homecore, Bather, and more.
GOTSTYLE: The premiere Toronto menswear destination also offers online shopping for those who prefer to shop from home. At GOTSTYLE, you’ll find a huge roster of international brands like Nudie Jeans, HUGO BOSS, and Ted Baker, as well as Canadian-grown labels like Outclass and Kollar Clothing.
Get Fresh Company: The menswear company features stylish outerwear, t-shirts, pants, hoodies, shorts, and more. It always has awesome collaborations on its site to check out.
Outclass: A Canadian-made menswear brand that produces quality-driven, timeless clothing for the modern man. All fabric used for Outclass t-shirts and athletic wear is knit in the Toronto suburb of Scarborough, then dyed and processed in Ajax, Ontario.
Veliance: Veilance offers climate-controlling solutions for men with a futuristic and sleek feel. It was founded by the brand Arc’teryx.
Kids
Petit Lem: If you’re looking for the most stylish children’s wear around, look no further than Petit Lem. The Montreal-based retailer is known for its adorable toddler and baby clothing in adorable prints and patterns. If you’re looking to score a major deal, head to Petit Lem’s online outlet.
mini mioche: All organic kid and babywear are what the Canadian brand mini mioche is all about. Designed and made in Canada, every piece is eco-friendly, so you can feel good about what you’re buying and putting on your loved one’s body.
Love Me Do Baby & Maternity: This Toronto-based boutique is an excellent place for new moms and registry gifts. A one-stop shop for all things baby and maternity, you can find car seats, toys, clothing, and more.
Kids Swag: This Toronto-based online store inspires confidence in children through representation. You’ll find backpacks with Black superheroes, dark-skin-toned bandaids, and so much more for kids.
Everyone
kotn: Specializing in luxury basics for men and women, kotn‘s collection of t-shirts, turtlenecks, sweaters, socks, and more are made from ethically sourced Egyptian cotton.
Simons: While the Quebec-based retailer has expanded into new territories in past years, those who don’t have a location near them can still shop the department store online! There you’ll find fashion from designers like Marni, Missoni, Paul Smith, and more, as well as Simons beloved in-house labels.
Frank And Oak: What started as a menswear website has grown into a destination for both men and women. At this Montreal-founded store, you can shop clean basics and everyday apparel at respectable prices.
SSENSE: Based in Montreal, SSENSE is a Canadian go-to for high-end designer labels such as Maison Martin Margiela, Helmut Lang, Valentino, Kenzo, and more. The boutique features a large selection of womenswear, but you’ll find plenty of unisex and menswear online, too.
Good Neighbour: This Toronto shop sells pretty much everything. From menswear, womenswear, kid’s clothing, houseware, footwear, and so many other knick-knacks.
NRML: This Ottawa-based streetwear boutique features an extensive range of accessories, footwear, and clothing but is best known for its collection of hard-to-find sneakers. Brands you’ll find at this shop include Nike, Vans, New Balance, adidas, and many more.
lululemon: Founded in Vancouver, lululemon has made a name for itself for its yoga apparel. The brand, which is now loved internationally, is a go-to for Canadian-designed athleisure and technical wear.
Drake General Store: For one-stop shopping, the Drake General Store is an easy go-to. The store specializes in giftable like quirky mugs, cards, and bar accessories, but also stocks clothing for men, women, and children from its house labels and brands like Levi’s. Oh, and be sure to grab one of the store’s famous onesies come wintertime — you won’t regret it!
Peace Collective: Show off your Canadian pride with Toronto-based Peace Collective. The retailer is best known for its “Toronto vs Everybody” tee but has since expanded its collections to include sweaters, sweatpants, and more that rep a variety of different Canadian cities. Not to mention, for every item purchased, five meals are donated to kids in need.
Sport Chek: This is one of our Canadian shopping websites for athletic apparel, footwear, sports equipment, and more. Most notably, we love checking out the retailer’s weekly door crashers and online outlets for constant deals.
Atmosphere: From the same family as Sport Chek, Atmosphere focuses on outdoor apparel, footwear, and accessories. Similarly, the online shop features rotating weekly deals. Brands you’ll find include Arc’teryx, The North Face, Merrell, and more.
Joe Fresh: Another great on our list of Canadian shopping websites is Joe Fresh. Shop for the who family — it’s an excellent source for shopping wardrobes on a budget.
RYU: Based in Vancouver, RYU is an athleticwear brand that’s made for urban living. Its pieces are perfect for the gym, but beautiful enough to wear wherever you go.
The Last Hunt: This Montreal-based online outlet is a sister store of Altitude Sports. You’ll find discounts of up to 60% on brands like Arc’teryx, Herschel, Teva, The North Face, and many more. If you love the outdoors, The Last Hunt is an online shop you don’t want to sleep on.
Roots: For all things Canadiana, there are Roots. The beloved brand is a staple for lounge and everyday wear for the entire family.
Hudson’s Bay: Our list of Canadian shopping websites wouldn’t be complete if Hudson’s Bay wasn’t in the mix. The Canadian department store sells everything you could need — from furniture and appliances to fashion, beauty, and beyond.
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Mackage: For contemporary outerwear and leather staples, Mackage should be on your radar. We love the brand’s leather motorcycle jackets, but you’ll also love the down-filled jackets for Canadian winters, available in men, women, and kids’ styles.
Province of Canada: This brand is totally inspired by our country. It’s an awesome lifestyle shop for both men, women, and children. Plus, all of its clothing is made in Canada.
Consignment
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VSP Consignment: Check out this Canadian consignment boutique if you’re looking to score major deals on gently used accessories, clothing, and footwear from labels like Alexander Wang, Dries Van Noten, Celine, Chanel, and more.
I Miss You Vintage: Score classic coveted pieces like a Birkin Bag, as well as some special rare finds including vintage runway classics! The shop is super curated, carrying only top-notch, desirable items like these beautiful Chanel leather trousers!
Black Market Vintage: Known for being a Toronto staple, you’ll find a range of apparel that includes vintage band tees, sweaters, coats, leather jackets, boots, and so much more.
Second Nature Boutique: This family-owned consignment boutique located in Toronto, offers pieces from trusted high-quality brands at a fraction of the retail cost. This shop was born under the belief that good quality clothing and accessories provide women with the confidence to be their best selves.
Consign Toronto: This consignment store has products from brands like Dior, Balenciaga, Gucci, and more.
Public Butter: Public BUtter carries both men’s and women’s clothing, including cute dresses, graphic t-shirts and sweatshirts, funky bottoms, and cool outerwear to keep you looking chic and stylish.
Beauty
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Deciem: Under Deciem’s umbrella, you’ll find NIOD, The Ordinary, Hylamide, and more. The company, which was founded in Toronto, offers quality skincare at all price points, so you don’t have to break the bank on your beauty routine.
Consonant Skincare: Founded in 2009, Consonant Skincare is where beauty lovers go for clean and 100% natural products. Some of its best, award-winning products include the HydrExtreme serum and natural foaming face wash.
Pivot Skincare: Founded on the values of family, health, and sustainability, Pivot Skincare was created to offer amazing and natural beauty products. All materials and ingredients are ethically sourced from local vendors.
Evio Beauty: Evio is a good-for-you luxury beauty that is kind, conscious, and affordable. It has more than 2,700 harmful ingredients on its no list that are banned from formulas. With every purchase, you can choose from a variety of always-changing charities to donate to and receive a discount off of Evio Beauty products.
The 7 Virtues: The company sources fair trade, natural, and organic essential oils. All of the ‘peace’ perfumes are made without phthalates, parabens, sulfates, formaldehyde, or UV inhibitors, and are available at Sephora.
Well.ca: For Canada’s largest assortment of green and natural beauty brands, Well.ca is a no-brainer for conscious shoppers. You’ll find almost everything under the sun here; from beauty and pantry staples to kids’ products and beyond.
Glass House Cosmetics: Glass House has become Southwestern Ontario’s fastest-growing cosmetics company, expanding quickly into a full cosmetics line available online and in spas and specialty stores across Southwestern Ontario.
Footwear & Accessories
ARMED: This Toronto-based brand specializes in bold, handmade jewellery and everyday accessories like sunglasses, headbands, and more. The uniquely designed pieces feature materials such as unique stones and brass sourced from around the globe. Just take a peek at the online store to find out why it’s one of our favourite Canadian shopping websites.
Gravitypope: Created in 1990, Gravitypope first began as a footwear shop. The independently owned boutique now provides Canada with an extensive array of beautiful and handcrafted collections of not only footwear but clothing and accessories, gathered from all over the world.
Vitaly: This Toronto-born brand has gained much traction in recent years. The brand is best known for its jewelry — think rings, bracelets, and necklaces — and while its main customer base is men, some collections are simple enough for women to wear, too.
Maguire: Maguire is a women’s footwear and accessories led by two women. Each and every designed featured in stores or online are designed in Montreal and made at hand-picked manufacturers in Canada, Ethiopia, Greece, Italy, and beyond to ensure quality and a transparent price.
Indigo: In case you were unaware, Indigo, the country’s leading source for books, is Canadian! With origins that date back to 1940, this store is not only a great place to shop for books but an amazing destination for housewares, toys, fashion accessories, and more.
Made For The People: The fun lifestyle brand creates for the people. It offers sustainable apparel and accessories made with purposes such as reusable bamboo straws, face masks, and a thrift collection.
Matt & Nat: For stylish vegan bags and footwear, Matt & Nat is a no-brainer. Everything in this Montreal-based brand’s collection is made from sustainable and recycled materials. Case in point: the liners of all bags are made from 100% recycled plastic.
Jenny Bird: Another Canadian jewellery brand to have on your radar is Jenny Bird. The Toronto-based brand offers jewellery that’s modern and fashion-forward, yet simple enough to wear every day.
Aldo: This Canadian company offers stylish and trendy footwear for such amazing prices. Being eco-conscious is a major deal for this brand, as it’s the first fashion footwear company in the world to be certified climate neutral. The brand continuously focuses on reducing its carbon footprint.
Mejuri: For more everyday jewellery that adds a little bit of lux to your wardrobe, there’s Mejuri. Another Toronto-founded brand, Mejuri has made waves in the fashion industry for its simple and elegant 14K white and yellow gold pieces at reasonable prices.
Partoem: The Montreal brand is simple, timeless and was inspired by origami and jewellery. Designer, Madeleine Beaulieu, creates unique leather bags, small goods, and fashion-forward pet accessories that stand out with folded designs and signature assembly hardware.
Little Burgundy: This Montreal-founded footwear store has locations across Canada but you can also shop them online. You’ll find contemporary brands and old favourites like New Balance, Dr. Martens, Vans, adidas, Vagabond, and many more for men and women.
Call It Spring: Under the ALDO Group, Call It Spring is the ultimate destination for shoes, handbags, and accessories. Check it out for coveted trends with accessible price tags.
Wolf Circus: Wolf Circus is a line of demi-fine jewelry thoughtfully designed and hand-made in Vancouver, BC. All of the pieces are hand fabricated or cast using the lost-wax casting process. Wolf Circus uses either recycled sterling silver or recycled bronze that is coated in a high-grade 14k gold plating.
Zane: This shop has all of the accessories that you need, from jewellery, to bags, to sunglasses. It works with the best designers that Canada and the world have to offer while keeping the price point attainable.
Zvelle: The brand sells beautiful hand-crafted shoes and bags. The merchandise is so classic, it will never go out of style.
Herschel: Founded in Vancouver, Herschel is best known for its collection of bags. You’ll find everything from backpacks and duffles to wallets and totes, as well as a selection of outerwear and other accessories.
Home & Decor
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Candace & Basil: The Canadian furniture company typically has new styles added to its 80% off online sale section every single week, so be sure to keep an eye out for those deals. From awesome items for the bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and more, the options are endless, plus, it ships right to your door.
Linen Chest: Linen Chest carries a wide selection of the latest trends and name brands from around the world. In addition, it has an awesome sale section to score pieces at a discount.
Easy Tiger: Here you’ll find functional items — think bowls, kettles, platters, plant holders, and hooks — that look like modern pieces of art. Whether you’re looking for the perfect housewarming gift or something for yourself, this spot is a great place to check out.
Maison Tess: If you’re into those neutral, earthy tones, then Maison Tess is for you. The brand’s goal is to provide premium quality products with complete transparency, which is why they work with the most unique and high-end fabrics.
Au Lit Fine Linens: The company sources the world’s top, all-natural fabrics, from Europe, and hand-crafts them in Canada in its own factories. This cancels out the need for middlemen and an unnecessary supply chain.
KLIIN: An innovative Montreal company has introduced a first-of-its-kind eco-friendly concept to naturally remove stubborn stains and dirt from surfaces: concentrated cleaning bio-pods.
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Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, which gives us all a reason to dress up and hit the town or dress up and stay in—whichever you prefer. Either way, it’s a fun time to shop for fun pink and red outfits and most importantly to treat yourself! Check out a variety of outfit inspo below to get your entire look started.
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Designer fashion might seem sparse in the Great White North, but Canada is home to a wide variety of quality brands, especially when it comes to shoes.
As Canada’s shoe market continues to grow, it’s important to support our homegrown talent through its brands and retailers, so go ahead and stock your shoe collection with these local goods!
Here are some of our favourite Canadian shoe brands that you need to add to your closet!
Call It Spring
Operating under The Aldo Group is Call It Spring. A mall fave, this retailer is known for affordable yet still chic options that are always trendy. Not only are there super cute sneakers in-store but the brand also stocks exquisite special occasion footwear styles, too. No matter where you’re off to, you can bet on Call It Spring to have your back in the shoe department!
Poppy Barley
Poppy Barley is the first company in North America to offer custom fashion boots online at an affordable price. It’s one of our favourite Canadian shoe brands because it’s committed to ethical manufacturing, female empowerment, and the fight against fast fashion, so you can feel good about splurging on another pair of shoes. Offering sizes 5-12 in various foot and calf widths, you can really live in these shoes.
Zvelle
This brand brings a global influence to the Canadian shoe market with designer Elle Ayoubzadeh having lived in Iran, Dubai, New Zealand and Australia before moving to Toronto in 2007. Zvelle is also a go-to favourite of Sophie Gregoire-Trudeau, who has been seen sporting the label at many public appearances.
Cougar
If you need a pair of boots but still want to look cute, Cougar has you covered. The brand has been making boots for over 65 years so you know it’s the real deal. With fashionable options for the rain, snow, or every day, Cougar has it all. Plus, the brand carries sandals and sneakers, too!
Brother Vellies
Founded by Toronto-born designer Aurora James, Brother Vellies has become a big name in the shoe and accessories game. Handmade in South Africa, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Morocco, Brother Vellies creates shoes and sandals in styles that celebrate diverse cultures.
John Fluevog
This Vancouver designer has been turning out funky boots and cone heels since the ’70s. John Fluevog’s theatrical designs are so iconic and have been worn by celebrities like Lady Gaga, Whoopi Goldberg, Scarlett Johansson, and even Beyonce, making it one of the Canadian shoe brands that are loved by the stars.
Want Les Essentiels
Montreal twins Byron and Dexter Peart founded Want Les Essentiels more than a decade ago as a luxury leather label. Today, the brand has grown to minimalist leather goods and travel accessories, garnering itself a cult-like following with its coveted sneakers, derbys, and sandals.
L’Intervalle
Montreal-based L’Intervalle has become a fast favourite among Canada’s most stylish. The brand’s offerings are not only super chic and trendy but they’re also reasonably priced, ranging from $138-$299 for styles that are designed in Montreal and handmade in Europe. However, sales are always happening and you can score shoes from just $29!
ALDO
Founded by recent CAFA-winner Aldo Bensadoun and under the leadership of CEO David Bensadoun, Canadian fashion shoe giant ALDO continues to expand its wholesale business. The brand is the original retailer for cool and trendy seasonally appropriate shoes that rival any luxury design house.
Matt & Nat
The widely known Canadian shop Matt & Nat focuses on creating a brand that appreciates and respects the world around us. The company doesn’t use leather or animal-based materials for its footwear or its clothing and accessories. You can seriously feel good about supporting this North American brand. Plus, it’s very reasonably priced.
Frank And Oak
Frank And Oak values longevity in its products. Not only are the shoes carried in its in-house line classic and chic, but they’re made to last. If you’re in the market for men or women’s footwear that you can seamlessly fit into your wardrobe, then this is the brand for you.
Native
Selling men, women, and children’s shoes, Native is a great Vancouver-based brand to shop for sandals, boots, sneakers, and more. Native shoes are lightweight and come in a ton of bold and neutral colours so you can express yourself however you want.
Maguire Boutique
Looking to spruce up your shoe game? Montreal-based Maguire Boutique gives us all of the cool girl vibes. From cheetah print sneakers, brown-marbled heels, purple suede, and more, we just can’t get enough of these styles. Each and every style is designed in-house and manufactured in factories across the globe to ensure great quality and the best working standards for employees.
Simons
Another Montreal-based retailer to check out is Simons. While it’s known as a department store that carries some of the world’s top brands, you’ll also find a great selection of footwear designed by Simons’ in-house team. Shop Simons’ shoes for on-trend styles for low and less-than-designer prices for men and women.
Vessi
If comfortable is the name of your game, then Vessi is the right fit for you. Choose between Weekend Sneakers, Cityscape Sneaker, Everyday Sneaker, and the Everyday Slip-on. You’ll find everyday styles for men and women. With molded insoles, 100% waterproof, and breathable knit, you really can’t ask for much else from your sneakers.
Browns
Browns’ mission to search the world for the best brands, and to provide the most unique, head-turning styles for you and your whole family— at the best possible value— since 1940. It even produces its own in-house brand to offer an even larger variety.
Casca
Casca develops sneakers made to last and withstands the test of time. The brand believes that shoes should make you feel good, and enable you to do anything, so Casca was founded to do just that.
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Is your summer sandal collection complete? Grab that staple footwear piece that you can pair with any outfit, any time. We’ve rounded up our top picks that we’ll be hitting the streets in all season long!
Here are summer sandals that you need in your wardrobe this season.
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Have you been on that never ending search for for the perfect white sneaker to add to your footwear collection? Check out all of these awesome options that’ll pair perfectly with any outfit. From sleek styles, to trendy platforms, browse the list and find which sneaker you like the most.
Here are the best white sneakers to add to your collection.
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What better way to celebrate the warmer weather than giving your sandal collection an upgrade? Neutrals and pastels are the names of the game this season, so check out all of the different styles and designs that you can rock right now.
Here are the sandals that you need to shop for the spring season.
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