Another iconic fashion collab is getting ready to launch shortly. Ready for this? Nike has partnered with Jacquemus to amp up female-focused athletic wear.
The collection will launch on June 28 and will be available to shop exclusively on jacquemus.com as well as across Nike stores throughout the summer.
The founder of the fan-favourite luxury brand, Simon Porte Jacquemus, said in a statement, “For this collaboration with Nike, I wanted to create a collection that reinterprets athletic women’s sportswear in a minimal way. I have always been inspired by vintage ACG pieces and Nike campaigns from the ’90s. Having this imagery in mind, we designed women’s athletic wear with sensuous details and neutral colors, along with my own interpretation of the Humara, my favorite Nike shoe. It was important for the collection to be accessible for all bodies, and to be a natural blend of Jacquemus style and Nike performance.”
Nike x Jacquemus isn’t just creating items for performance, but also for style and to make you feel confident when wearing the collection.
Apparel and footwear will be sold with the classic looks and statement designs from both brands. The line is described as redefining summer “ready-to-wear” with comfortable pieces for anywhere, anytime.
Plus, unisex footwear and accessories are also on the list for launch.
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The emergence of the sneaker culture in Canada can be seen throughout the nation. As the sneaker community in Canada continues to grow, so does the expansion of Canadian sneaker stores. Now, with such a variety of retailers to choose from, you can bid farewell to paying duties on your new kicks!
Here are the best Canadian online sneaker stores:
Livestock
One of the original Canadian boutiques that specialize in sneakers and streetwear, Livestock has been a mainstay in the Canadian sneaker community and is one of the best boutiques in the nation. Their choices in footwear include brands such as Nike, adidas, PUMA, Converse, New Balance, Jordan, Reebok, and Saucony. If you’re looking for a one-stop shop where you can buy a complete outfit, Livestock has you covered with their selection of apparel and accessories.
STAY FRESH
Established in 2014, STAY FRESH is a Vancouver based marketplace boutique that specializes in premium and collector sneakers, streetwear, and accessories. It features a curated catalogue with brands like Nike, adidas, Air Jordon, Yeezy, Supreme, BAPE, Palace, Anti Social Social Club, and more.
HAVEN
This Canadian sneaker store’s name speaks for itself as it is a true haven for those who love footwear, as well as Japanese and other globally recognized fashion labels. You may recognize the name from their latest collaborative project with adidas or highly sought after Yeezy collaborations. In addition to the latest and best from adidas, they also carry an amazing selection from Nike, New Balance, Converse, and more.
Capsule
Since 2003, Capsule has continued to build their reputation as one of the premier boutiques in all of Canada. Capsule was a part of the first Canadian collaboration on the “Canadian Tuxedo” 580MT, complete with three different denims on the upper with a maple syrup sole. In addition, you’ll find brands like Air Jordan, Converse, Nike, New Balance, and more — they also have a selection for women.
Off the Hook
Montreal residents understand the importance of having a boutique like Off the Hook in their city. A significant member of this community since 1999, the team has done a tremendous job with the growth of their store. OTH is Canada’s only Vans partnership store with Canada’s most important selection of Vans products, and this relationship has resulted in numerous OTH x Vans collaborative projects. In addition to Vans, Off the Hook carries an amazing selection of other brands such as Nike, adidas, New Balance, Converse, PUMA, Timberland, Red Wing, and more.
ALDO
ALDO has a huge variety of not only sneakers, but other footwear as well. From casual to dressy, you’ll find it all. It’s also the first fashion footwear and accessories company in the world to be certified climate neutral.
Courtside Sneakers
Courtside Sneakers is the premier boutique in Atlantic Canada, with three stores throughout the Maritimes. It offers a great selection of basketball and retro sneakers, from Nike to PUMA for men, women, and youth, while showing tremendous growth over recent years. Nathan and his team are doing an excellent job with their curation of products and customer service, evident by the interaction with customers both in-store and online.
Less 17
It was about time that the Calgary sneaker community got some love, and this is exactly what happened with the arrival of Less 17. With an excellent selection of menswear and sneakers, this Calgary shop can be your one stop shop for everything from adidas and Nike sneakers to the latest pieces of clothing from the likes of Stone Island, Reigning Champ, and North Face Black Series. For all of their Canadian online shoppers, Less 17 offers free shipping within on all orders over $100!
Call it Spring
The ultimate destination for not only shoes but handbags and accessories as well. Call It Spring is always on top of the latest trends with an affordable price tag.
NRML
Canada’s capital city is the home of NRML, one of Canada’s oldest sneaker shops. Opened in 1997, this shop has been an instrumental part of the Canadian sneaker community for over twenty years with their wide selection of streetwear and sneakers. In addition to their streetwear and sneaker centric shop, they also have NRML Femme and NRML Select. Keep an eye out for the retailer’s killer sales, where you can sometimes score sale items for an additional 50% off.
Solestop
Located in the heart of downtown Markham, Solestop is the embodiment of a success story in the sneaker business. They began their journey as an online shop and have since grown to a full sized storefront with a diverse selection of adidas, New Balance, Asics, Saucony, and more. Along with their men’s sneaker selection, they also carry a full range of sneakers, clothing, and accessories for women and kids as well.
BB Branded
Windsor is typically known as one of the main border cities from Canada to the U.S. in Ontario, but the city is so much more than that, it is the home of an amazing sneaker shop called BB Branded. Having overcome its share of ups & downs, the shop grew from a jewellery store that carried apparel to the main sneaker shop in Windsor that carries the latest Air Jordan retros.
Vessi
Vessi creates shoes that can be worn all day, every day, in any weather. Wear them in the snow, rain, or sun, because sneakers that can do it all. It produces products that move you forward, get you out there, and let you live your best life.
SSENSE
Based in Montreal, SSENSE is a no brainer when it comes to all things designer. The retailer carries classic sneaker brands like adidas, Converse, Vans, and Nike, but as more high-end luxury brands move into the sneaker world, you’ll also find those here. If you’re looking for the latest kicks from labels like Off-White, Moschino, Balenciaga, Maison Margiela, Givenchy, and more, be sure to visit SSENSE.
Gravitypope
Founded in Alberta, this Canadian sneaker store, Gravitypope is a high-end boutique that also has locations in British Columbia and Ontario. But if you can’t make it in-store, you can also shop the store online, where you can discover brands like Common Projects, New Balance, Vans, Asics, Clae, and more.
Blacktoe Running
If you’re looking for the best sneakers to train in, you have to check out Blacktoe Running. It has all of the runners you need whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned marathoner. The brand finds the most innovative and best products available on the market today!
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.
Little Burgundy
Little Burgundy was founded in 2008 in Montreal, Quebec. It’s a branded footwear destination with its own unique style for discerning tastes. It operates over 39 stores across Canada and offers the best brands on the market like adidas, Converse, Nike, Vans and Herschel Supply.
The Shoe Company
The Shoe Company first opened in 1992 and the chain has since grown to more than 75 locations across Canada. The brand believes that style shouldn’t demand a huge investment of time or money. Style should be comfortable, accessible, and easy to achieve.
Simons
While the selection of sneakers at this Montreal-based retailer isn’t the largest or rarest to find, it’s still worth a peak for essentials. Online, you’ll find high-end picks from brands like Marni and Versace, as well as favourites from Nike, Vans, adidas, The North Face, and more, as well as a budget-friendly in-house line.
Adrift
This Canadian sneaker store, Adrift, is Toronto’s premier skate and lifestyle boutique, and luckily for you, they ship all across Canada. Founded over 10 years ago, the shop stocks brands like Vans, Nike SB, Converse, and adidas.
Exclucity
Montreal-based Exclucity has carries a collection of sneakers for both men and women. The store originally operated out the back of the CEO’s car and has since evolved into an online destination for streetwear enthusiasts. You’ll find brands like Nike, Jordan, adidas, and Puma on Exclucity’s roster.
Casca
Casca develops sneakers made to last and withstand 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.
Groovy Shoes
Groovy Shoes boasts itself as the number one Canadian sneaker store, so it’d be remiss of us to leave them off this list. The retailer has two locations in Ontario but boasts a huge selection of sneakers for men, women, and kids online. Find brands like Nike, Asics, Saucony, New Balance, and more beyond.
Parlor 23
This Toronto-based consignment shop specializes in deadstock and collectible shoes and accessories. Head here for hard-to-find sneakers or to consign a pair that’s been collecting dust in your closet. Parlor 23 ships worldwide.
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Drake recently dropped a new clothing label with Nike last week on December 18. The new label is called NOCTA and features black, yellow, and white colourways.
Drake’s music video for ‘Laugh Now Cry Later’ was actually shot at Nike World Headquarters in Oregon, and he shows off a bunch of Nike merch.
This may have been a massive hint that the rapper and brand were working together again after the Certified Lover Boy collection.
The first drop of NOCTA included puffer jackets, socks, track pants, hats, gloves, t-shirts, and more. Without surprise, the collab is totally sold out.
Didn’t get a chance to get your hands on Drake’s NOCTA brand? The next drop is already in the works and is said to drop on February 23, 2021.
Drake said in a press release that, “NOCTA is about creating something for people on the move, people who want functional, comfortable fits that are adaptable from one environment to the next… With NOCTA, we were trying to make the hardest jacket, the hardest tracksuit, the hardest gloves. Just the best of that world.”
We didn’t expect anything but the best of the best from the Canadian rapper.
Stay tuned for the next drop.
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2019 was a whirlwind of a year in the world of sneakers where we saw new trends start and old trends return. We saw high-end brands continuing to join the sneaker world and we saw standard brands make premium iterations of its silhouettes, both sides showing that they can play at each other’s playing field. We also saw countless brand collaborations come to life, some which made so much sense, some of which made none. For 2020, we’re here to help you narrow down what you think you need in your wardrobe, whether it’s some eye-catching pairs with vibrant colours and textures, or it’s a few under-the-radar staples that will last you the entire year.
Here are sneakers to add to your closet this coming year!
Mens:
Womens:
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This winter there’s nothing cooler than staying warm, so arm yourself with everything you need to stay cozy, including the ever-popular puffer jacket.
Nostalgia is fashion’s biggest trend, and styles made popular in the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s are making a major comeback.
But these days, the puffer isn’t limited to Michelin man-inspired looks. The puffer jackets of today come in a variety of different colours, lengths, and silhouettes, not to mention, they have more functionality than ever before! So whether you’re the type that spends all their time outdoors, or only faces the winter when it’s time to commute, there’s a puffer on this list for you.
From iconic sportswear brands to radically transparent labels, take a peek our favourite warm and stylish puffer jackets that you can shop for under $250 (because you don’t have to break the bank to stay warm).
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There’s only one weekend until the big day of gifting!
If you’re scrambling to do your holiday shopping, we’ve got you covered with these 10 sales. You’re sure to be able to find something for everyone on your shopping list at these stores, and you can save a couple of bucks while you’re at it.
Happy shopping!
OPM Sales Holiday Warehouse Sale
From now until December 22, the OPM Sales Holiday Warehouse Sale is open in Newmarket! Shop and save 20-60% off brands like PUMA, adidas, Timberland, Converse, and more. Get full details about the OPM Sales Holiday Warehouse Sale.
adidas
adidas is hosting its Boxing Week sale early! For a limited time, save 40% on select products with the promotion code “HOLIDAY”. You’ll find deals on styles like the Ultraboost, NMD_R1, Stan Smith, and more. Shop the adidas sale.
Roots
Head over to Roots and squeeze in some shopping! Until December 22, Roots is taking 50% off select styles for its Wrap It Up sale, including flannel shirts, packable jackets, sweatshirts, dresses, and more. Shop the Roots sale.
Call It Spring
Looking for a deal on vegan-friendly shoes? Call It Spring is hosting a major End of Season sale right now. All regular price merchandise is buy one, get one 70% off, and already reduced items are 50-70% off. Shop the Call It Spring sale.
Sport Chek
Sport Chek is hosting an online-only sale this weekend. Treat yourself to 25% off the ticket price of select brands and styles using the promotion code “TREAT19” at checkout. The sale ends on December 23. Shop the Sport Chek sale.
Stuart Weitzman
If you’ve been eyeing a pair of shoes at Stuart Weitzman, now is the time to act. The more you spend, the more you save! Spend $600 or more, get $150 off your purchase. Spend $1,200 or more, get $350 off. Just use the promotion code “SWGIFTSYOU” until December 25 to get the deal. Shop the Stuart Weitzman sale.
Nike
You can score big on select styles. Nike is taking up to 30% off sneakers, hoodies, parkas, and more for a limited time. Shop the Nike sale.
Indigo
Shop Indigo’s holiday sale in-store and online to save on books, toys, fashion, tech, and more! You can save 20-50% everything you need for last minute holiday gifting and beyond. Shop the Indigo sale.
Guess Factory
Save up to 60% off everything online at the Guess Factory store! Stock up on handbags, clothing, accessories, footwear, and more! Shop the Guess Factory sale.
Footlocker
If you can’t find what you’re looking for at the adidas and Nike sales this weekend, check out the sale that Footlocker has on right now. New items have just been added to its sale section and you can save up to 40% off on sneakers, apparel, and accessories from brands like Champion, Nike, adidas, Jordan, PUMA, and more. Shop the Footlocker sale.
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If you love Nike as much as us, you’ll be happy to hear that the brand has something big in the works for 2020.
According to Globes, an Israel-based publication, Nike will be opening a huge Niketown flagship store at Yorkdale Shopping Centre.
The store will be operated by Israel retail fashion chain Fox-Wizel Ltd. (Fox) and will span over two floors and 32,000-square-feet, making it the largest store that Fox operates anywhere across the globe. Fox currently operates seven other Nike stores in Canada, and Niketown is slated to open in November 2020.
Based on a rendering and sleuthing by Retail-Insider, the store looks like it will take over the current Zara Home and Le Chateau on the ground floor, and the former Home Outfitters on the second level.
Fox-Wizel Ltd.
What makes Niketown different than other Nike stores is its product offerings.
Niketown offers a variety of different services and products. For example, Niketown New York offers personal run analysis, pant hemming, bra fitting, and personal shopping and styling. It also serves at a meet-up for Nike+, Nike’s run group. Globe notes that the large concept also offers regular Nike products and its technologies.
There are already Niketown’s across North America and Europe, however, this will be Toronto’s only Niketown. Retail-Insider points out that there once was a Niketown on Bloor St. West, but the concept was scaled back and the old Niketown location is now part of a Brooks Brothers store.
Niketown has reportedly signed a 10-year lease with Yorkdale with the option to extend for five years once completed.
So we can expect it to stay put for a while once it’s open. Projected revenues for the store are over $20 million annually. We’ll keep you updated as more news arises.
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In a time where retail stores seem to be holding on by a thread, we can’t help but wonder how our favourite brands are ranking in the grand scheme of things. In a report by Brandz that’s focused on the most valuable brands of the year, it’s clear that brand names that are focused on fashion did well, but also adapted to trends like inclusivity and sustainability ranked higher than brands that didn’t.
Brands like Lululemon and Nike who unite the community and have created a tribe ranked within the top 5 of this list. In addition to focusing on the community, brands that released limited-edition merchandise like adidas generated higher revenues.
Here are 10 of the most valuable fashion brands in 2019 with the value below in millions.
1. Nike, $47,360
2. Zara, $22,581
3. Adidas, $13,355
4. Uniqlo, $9,828
5. Lululemon, $6,921
6. H&M, $6,380
7. Under Armour, $3,938
8. The North Face, $2,861
9. Levi’s, $2,411
10. Ralph Lauren, $2,401
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You may have seen the news recently, but Nike introduced some plus-size mannequins into its flagship London shop, and well, it caused some people to claim that the brand was “celebrating and promoting obesity”. Excuse me while I roll my eyes into the back of my head.
Now listen, I don’t care where you stand on the issue of body positive, but I am going to have to call shade on these people having a massive freakout on the Internet about curvy mannequins.
You know why? Because people of all sizes, even fat people, are allowed to exercise and the size of a person’s body cannot determine health – period. Let’s unpack this a little bit more.
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Our society’s preoccupation with beauty is almost obsessive. We have these standards we’ve been taught from a young age: be tall, skinny, have blonde hair, and fair skin. Stats have shown that 68 percent of American women wear a size 14 or above, which means the average everyday woman going out to shop in the US clothing industry identifies as plus size.
More and more, we need to be smashing down the Western beauty standards and fighting to have conversations around what bodies, what beauty standards, and what ideals are “normal” and therefore beautiful.
One way to start that: mannequins in retail shops because visibility matters.
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As a fat person, people like to make off-handed comments to me, in one form or another, about my body. Not only is it obnoxious, but it is upsetting. These same people will also go online, and make comments saying how fat people should ‘lose weight’.
If we reflect on the Nike situation, these plus-size mannequins were wearing activewear – to know you, work out.
Not that any fat person should have to work out and want to lose weight as if the two are mutually exclusive. But many fat folks can find certain activities and spaces — like gyms — intimidating. So getting to see a body type like theirs being represented matters.
Furthermore, no matter what fat folks say or do, we live in a world which has largely accepted the idea that being fat is bad and being slim is beautiful.
When you’re attacking a plus-size mannequin, you’re actually being super oppressive with behavior that hinges on concern-trolling and fat shaming.
Body image is developed in early childhood and more often than not, teens and youth will exhibit body dissatisfaction. Although this is just a mannequin, it gives us the opportunity to start having more body positive conservations with teens and youth and start breaking the barriers on who lives in a marginalized body. It can be a reminder to people that, ‘Yes, I’m here’ and that your body matters.
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While I want to believe that others are naturally good, the fact is that weight and size discrimination still happens, and this is perfectly demonstrated by the Nike situation.
All the time, brands will introduce plus-sizes into their stores or online but won’t showcase them on plus-size bodies or busts. To me, that shows that they haven’t fully thought about creating a retail environment that includes me, and my body.
Quite frankly if you want my money but are alienating a portion of your customer base – that’s not just terrible business, it is offensive.
At the end of the day, the reason we need to keep fighting to have different sized mannequins is simple: it’s about visibility and it’s about fighting beauty standards.
Yeah, these mannequins can cost anywhere from $300-1000 but at the end of the day, think of how it will make one of your customers feel. That feeling is priceless!
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This month, there are so many great warehouse and sample sales to shop, and many of them are happening this weekend!
Make a point at stopping at some of these sales, which are happening in different pockets of the GTA. But if you can’t make it out to them, don’t fret — there are some pretty great deals to be had online, too.
Happy shopping!
OPM Sales Warehouse Sale ft. SaleEvent.ca
If you’re looking for adidas, Vans, Converse, New Balance, golf gear, Raptors fan apparel, and more at a discount, then you need to check out the OPM Sales Warehouse Sale. Located in Newmarket, the warehouse sale isn’t exactly in the core of Toronto, but it’s well worth the drive. From June 12 to 16, OPM will be taking up to 60% off summer essentials for the whole family. And for this sale, they’ve also partnered with SaleEvent.ca, so you’ll also be able to shop health and beauty products from brands like Revlon, Almay, and more for up to 75% off. Use our exclusive coupon for an additional 10% off at the sale, and get full time and locations details for the OPM Sales Warehouse Sale on our event page.
Dean Davidson Sample Sale
From now until Saturday, June 15, shop the designer jewellery label Dean Davidson for up to 70% off. The sale will feature past and current collections, which are loved by celebrities like Oprah, Meghan Markle, Jennifer Lopez, and more. Get full details about the Dean Davidson Sample Sale.
Roots Outlet Sale
We know you guys are big fans of Roots, and that’s why we’re excited to announce that the iconic retailer is hosting a massive sale at its Last Chance outlet store on Orfus Rd. From June 13 to 16, save an extra 50% on already reduced styles for men, women, and children. There’ll be plenty of apparel, footwear, and accessories to go around. Get full time and location details for the Roots Outlet Sale.
National Sports Warehouse Sale
Taking over the Markham Fairgrounds is National Sports with its annual Warehouse Sale. For this weekend only, shop brands like The North Face, Under Armour, Skechers, PUMA, Columbia, Helly Hansen, and more. Get full time and location details for the National Sports Warehouse Sale.
Le Château Sample Sale
For two days, Le Château is hosting a sample sale at its Trinity Common Brampton location! The sale will feature clothing, footwear, and accessories for men, women, and junior girls. Prices start at just $1 — just be sure to head there fast because this sale doesn’t last long! Get full details about the Le Château Sample Sale.
Shopbop
Until the end of June 14, save an additional 25% on already reduced designer clothing, footwear, and accessories! There are plenty of picks under $100 and up to 70% off. Use the code “SCORE19” to get the extra discount. Shop the Shopbop sale.
Nike
If you’re in the need of new kicks for summer, take a peek at Nike’s sale section. There you’ll find popular styles like the Air Max 1, Classic Cortez, Blazer Low, and more. Prices in the sale section start as low as $12.99. Shop the Nike sale.
J.Crew
Fans of J.Crew will be happy to hear that the retailer is taking 30% off all regular price merchandise. Shop everything you need for your summer wardrobe and then some. The sale is running online only until June 18 with the code “GETAWAY”. Shop the J.Crew sale.
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