The day has finally come. The insanely popular clothing brand, Shein, is making its way into a physical pop-up location.
It’s set to open right in Toronto at the Stackt Market from July 15-17 and will be the first brick-and-mortar store of its kind in Canada.
Known for its incredibly inexpensive apparel, footwear, home decor, and pretty much anything else you need, the brand has caused quite a controversy over the years. The low price point is a major selling factor for Shein, but it most definitely is a massive player in fast fashion.
Now that we know the fashion industry is a top cause of pollution, it can be very difficult to support the brand.
Shein continues to have such a high amount of trendy inventory on hand that’s not being made sustainably whatsoever. Another viral dispute with the brand is the poor working conditions that the employees are put through.
Many of the time, the clothing is not true to size and can also look quite different in person than online. Of course, having a physical store will eliminate that issue when shopping in person.
Aside from this knowledge, it’s still a huge seller for teens who are on the hunt to upgrade their wardrobe without breaking the bank.
Tickets for the Shein pop-up event are already sold out, but there will be another line for walk-ins. You can expect that line to be quite steady for the three days.
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Have you ever taken a walk around Stackt Market? Now that the weather is warmer, it’s a great spot to spend an afternoon right in downtown Toronto. You can shop around for new apparel, grab food, or even enjoy a cold beverage! Support the local businesses while treating yourself. It’s a win-win!
Here are stores to check out when you’re at Stackt Market.
Makeway
Makeway is a store that has it all! You’ll find sneakers from Converse, Jordan, PUMA, UGG, and more, plus apparel and accessories from brands like Reebok, Canada Goose, and Reigning Champ. If you love that streetwear vibe or are a sneakerhead, you have to make a stop here.
Thyme Studio
Grab a bouquet or two! Thyme Studio is full of gorgeous fresh and dried flowers for you to take home to add some detail to any space. It’s a one-stop shop for all your floral needs and specializes in crafting stunning arrangements through seasonal florals. It offers grab & go bouquets, customizable bouquets, and Floret Boxes.
The Broadbent Sisters
The Broadbent Sisters is run by—you guessed it, two sisters. The duo uses performance and installation to create interactive experiences that “transform everyday objects into mystical artifacts”. Take a tour of the space and see what catches your eye.
Soft Dough Co.
Soft Dough Co., known for their Basque Burnt Cheesecake and fluffy French Madeleine, has now opened its very first storefront right in Stackt Market. It’s become a go-to for many Torontonians and has previously been a ghost bakery until now.
Superette
The retro-looking Superette, is a cannabis store that offers cannabis as well as all of the accessories and tools you need. From browsing around you’ll also find super cool candles, merch, and more to stock up on.
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With street-facing retailers slowly starting to reopen for curbside pickup, Toronto’s shipping container market, Stackt, has launched an online shopping experience in order to start serving the public.
Shoppers can now browse goods from a variety of local businesses, as well as distributors that work with local farmers and urban markets on Stackt’s online store. Payments are made through the website and shoppers have the option of collecting via foot or drive-thru.
The Stackt Click + Collect program is perfect for those who want to support local businesses during this unprecedented time.
From locally-sourced produce and protein options to Belgian Moon beers, DIY cocktail kits, and takeout eats from Conspiracy Pizza, Victor Restaurant, and JoyBird Dim Sum, all is available at the click of a button. Once you make your purchase, all you have to do is choose a time slot for your contactless pickup. Those on foot can grab their pickup at 28 Bathurst St. while those in cars can grab orders from 3 Tecumseth St.
The new service is not only safe and convenient but charitable, too. Each purchase has a pickup fee associated with it and all pickup fees go to The Stop, a west-end Toronto nonprofit that provides healthy food to those in need. There’s also the option to “Pay It Forward” and donate a food box to The Stop Food Community Services.
While Stackt’s online shopping is running, the public space remains closed for now.
“Once the emergency declaration is lifted, we will introduce our new site plans that will address supporting a safe environment and allow our community to enjoy Stackt’s public space again,” Matt Rubinoff, the founder of Stackt said in a release. “Our goal right now is to support our Stackt partners, the community, and increase access to local businesses in a safe way.”
To learn more about Stackt’s new online shopping service, visit www.stackt.com/click-and-collect.
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We all know that Toronto is filled with many creators, designers, artists, and makers. In a city as big and creative as ours, it’s pretty obvious that we have our fair share of talented folks that keep us all looking unique and not blending in with the crowds. This is something I absolutely love about being from Toronto and it’s something I carry proudly. If you (like me), are always on the lookout for the next big collab or newest store to shop, then here’s one that you won’t want to sleep on.
Toronto-based fashion brand Ellie Mae Studios has just opened a retail space with decor brand COFO, and it’s located at Toronto’s shipping container market, Stackt.
If you’re unfamiliar with Ellie Mae Studios, all you need to do is do a quick search because you’ll soon find out lots about the brand. You’ll see photos of “it” girls like Gigi and Bella Hadid, Sophie Gregoire-Trudeau, Gwen Stefani, and Jen Atkins because they’ve all been seen in her whimsical designs.
The idea to open a retail space with COFO came about while smoking a joint. Hence why when telling me about it, founder Ellie Mae Waters referred to it as a “joint” venture.
“We both believe in Stackt and we came here without knowing each other. Then 6 months later we decided that we believed in this place so much that we came together in a bigger space because we feel that it showcases our products more,” says Ellie Mae to StyleDemocracy.
In addition to joining forces and opening a new store together, Ellie Mae Studios and COFO decided to collab on a cannabis accessories collection. And yes, it’s gorgeous.
Fans of Ellie Mae Studios might be surprised with the minimal and muted collection as the brand is known for its use of bright colours but Ellie Mae told me that “it was cool putting on a different creative hat.”
The partnership came about so organically, and it’s a match made in heaven because the both Ellie Mae Studios and COFO hold similar business morals like being made in Canada and being considerate to the environment.
In addition to being stunning, the new space is filled with Ellie Mae’s designs, the two brands’ chic cannabis accessories, and COFO’s modern and streamlined furniture. It’s important to note that everything you’ll see in the store is available for purchase including the furniture, racks, chairs, etc. and it’s made by COFO.
Take a closer look at the ellie mae studios x COFO store and collection:
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With everyone buying up presents left, right, and centre this time of year, going to an event that you won’t have to dip into your wallet for is a welcome change. Now don’t think that just because these events are free of charge, it doesn’t mean that they’re any less fabulous than ones that cost money. From family-friendly holiday fun and ice skating, to seeing your fave Christmas flicks and ringing in the new year, these December events have it all.
Keep reading for 7 super fun and free December events in Toronto!
Holiday Fair In The Square
From December 7 until the 23, experience the excitement of Christmas while enjoying the magic of a winter carnival at Holiday Fair in Nathan Phillips Square. Located in the heart of Toronto, this free and fun holiday market has it all — skating, rides, games, seasonal treats, and drinks!
Family Holiday Cheer at Yorkville Village
Grab the family and head to Yorkville Village on December 7. From 10 a.m. until 12 p.m., enjoy activities like letter writing to Santa, story time, ornament making, face painting and more. While the event is free for all to attend, a toy donation is suggested as it’ll benefit CP24 CHUM Christmas Wish.
Hot Docs’ Free Holidays Classics Screenings
It’s not really the holiday season until you watch your favourite Christmas movie, is it? Whether you’re into classics like White Christmas, or prefer newer ones like The Holiday, head to Hot Docs for a free screening from December 14-21. Tickets can be reserved for members but if you’re not a member, fear not because you can grab your tix at the box office!
Skating at Union Holiday
Who doesn’t love a good, old fashioned winter skating session? Grab your family, friends, or go solo, and head to Union Station to enjoy skating at Union Station’s Union Holiday that’s open until January 4. Don’t have skates? No prob because skating lessons, skate, and helmet rentals will be offered by TD and Union for free.
Cineplex Community Day
What could be better than a morning of free movies? From 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. on December 7, you and the whole family can enjoy holiday films like A Christmas Story, Elf, Gremlins, The Polar Express, and National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation at Cineplex’s Community Day. While the movie tickets are free, concession items like popcorn, soft drinks, and select candy will be just $2.50. All proceeds from donations and select concession sales will go to Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada.
Newchoir Singalongs at stackt market
Get festive at stackt market this year and sing along to your favourite holiday carols. On December 7 and the 21, Toronto’s first rock choir, newchoir, will be performing holiday hits from artists like George Michael, John Legend, Wham, this will be a holiday spectacular unlike any other!
New Year’s Eve At Nathan Phillips Square
Don’t think that just because Christmas will be over, it doesn’t mean the fun has to stop. Head back to Nathan Phillips Square to ring in 2020 in style. Admission is totally free and the event features DJ skating parties, live performances, and of course, a mind blowing fireworks display.
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Not long after the snow melted earlier this year, Toronto’s retail scene got a shake-up with the opening of Stackt Market, the city’s first market made from shipping containers. Since it opened, the unique shopping experience has been home to numerous pop-up shops and community events that are fun for the whole family. Just because summer is coming to an end, it doesn’t mean the fun stops at Stackt. Keep reading for a whole bunch of exciting events that are taking place this fall at Stackt Market!
Here are 6 fun events that are happening at to visit Stackt this fall.
Fall Equinox Festival
On September 21 and 22, Stackt will celebrate Fall Equinox with a two-day site-wide celebration of the planet. Festivities include a goodness-packed farmers’ market, a flower market, harvest block party by Belgium Moon, workshops, talks, panels, karaoke, and ping-pong.
Pretty Elevated by Irisa Pop-Up
Female-focused cannabis brand Irisa has popped up at Stackt with Pretty Elevated, a first-of-its-kind community collective with curated retail, workshops, and a co-working space created to empower and amplify local women-led businesses. Since August 15th, and until September 22, the pop-up studio has featured a rotating selection of local female-owned businesses, each at different stages of the entrepreneurial journey. Each entrepreneur has the opportunity to activate in the Pretty Elevated space for two weeks, rent-free(!), to promote his or her business, and grow their customer base.
Ping-Pong Party
Hit up Stackt on September 25 and 26 from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., for a high-energy ping-pong party. Astound Commerce has teamed up with Elevate King West for the extravaganza, which includes tracks from DJ Lee Groves and a digital leaderboard tracking the spins and wins of underdogs and champions. The Astound Ping Pong Party is the place to either unwind or wind up for some evening drinks and fun (and an interactive place to meet fellow singles).
Stackt-Up by RxFit
RxFit presents a unique wellness series with an all-encompassing look into fitness and health in a group setting. Taking into account different lifestyles and goals, Stackt-Up gives you a variety of distinctly challenging (yet fun and exciting) weekly themed workouts. The sessions feature special activations, discoveries, and giveaways, and run Wednesdays until October 16.
PAUSE PORTAL Story Time
The new PAUSE PORTAL installation offers an immersive and interactive railway viewing platform that invites viewers to pause and take a moment. Take in the sights and sounds of travel, & movement of people and goods, and to reflect on the history of this place that has become one of Canada’s busiest transportation hubs. Pause Portal was commissioned by Urban Discovery, which funded by The Public Space Incubator – a project of Park People made possible through funding from Ken and Eti Greenberg and the Balsam Foundation. Urban Discovery is a youth-focused initiative that aims to change perceptions about things normally viewed as a nuisance—like a large downtown rail corridor. Presented by stackt, Earth Day Canada, and Children’s Discovery Centre, Pause Portal was designed and fabricated for community use at stackt by ====\\DeRAIL Platform for Art + Architecture with Marek Kubat (MTK Fabrication), in collaboration with Blackwell Structural Engineers.
Brews + Chews
The summer’s popular Brews + Chews has been extended until the end of September. Bring your dog and hit up the Belgian Moon patio on Wednesday nights in September from 6 to 8 p.m. for brews and doggy ice cream from Barker and Snouts. Mingle with fellow dog owners, enjoy live music, and soak up the last of the patio season.
These days it’s rare to have something in your wardrobe that’s truly unique; something that’s truly just yours. Thanks to Instagram and fast fashion, styles are easily shared and replicated. And in the world of sneakers, for instance, even “exclusive drops” aren’t that exclusive.
While brands used to make sneakers in runs less than 100, those types of drops are far and few in between. So to have a pair of kicks that are truly your own, you’ve got to customize them yourself. Labels like Nike, adidas, and Vans all have create-your-own-shoes sections on their websites, but for those craving a truly custom experience, a new shop in Toronto offers just that.
Mack House lets you customize your own pair of sneakers in-shop.
Located at Stackt Market in Toronto, Mack House is the brainchild of Shelby Weaver whose love for sneakers started at a young age. Weaver began customizing her own sneakers as an escape from her busy work life.
Her friends and family quickly took notice, commissioning her to do theirs too. With requests rolling in left, right, and centre, Weaver turned her talent into a business idea, and Mack House was born.
The fully equipped sneaker customizing studio is open for sneaker enthusiasts of all skill levels and ages.
The beauty of the studio is that you can go as simple or complex as you like. With six different stations in-shop, visitors can paint, print, accessorize, or add more fabric and textures to their own pair of sneakers, with all tools and materials provided. The team behind Mack House is there to guide each individual every step of the way.
For $95, visitors get access to the workshop for two hours. Mack House runs three sessions a day (12 p.m., 3 p.m., and 6 p.m.) and appointments can be booked through Instagram or mackhouseinc.com.
We had the opportunity to drop in and customize our own sneakers. Take a peek inside Mack House below.
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Over the years, an influx of Japanese retailers have made a splash in Canada, bringing clean lines, simplicity, and versatility to a market that was missing it. And now, Toronto is going to get a taste of another Japanese lifestyle label that’s much different than the ones we’re used to.
Puebco opened its first Canadian retail location today.
The Japanese lifestyle brand launched in Asia in 2007 and is moving into the North American market this year, opening its first Canadian pop-up shop in Toronto at Stackt Market.
Known for its industrial style and unique homewares, Puebco’s founder, Hirotaka Tanaka, spends 300 days of the year traveling across Asia searching for inspiration, fabrics, and technics for the goods that make up the extensive Puebco collection.
While simplicity is at the core of Puebco, what makes the brand standout from its counterparts is its utilitarian inspiration and practice of sustainability.
Many of the items in-store are created using found and recycled materials, giving each piece a sense of history. Take, for example, Puebco’s collection of pet beds. Made from the fabric of old camping tents, each pet bed has its own qualities that make it unique.
And while sustainability is typically synonymous with high costs, everything in-store is reasonably priced.
Shoppers can expect to find giftables, homewares, travel accessories, apparel, and bags ranging between $10 and $200. However, the majority of items in-store are priced between $20 and $60.
The store, which is located on Bathurst St., is teeming with Puebco originals, made from old fabrics and materials that might otherwise be deemed worthless such as recycled straws and moving blankets. And while each corner is loaded with something different, it’s easy to recognize the minimalist aesthetic Japan is known for in the core of each piece.
Puebco will be popped up for a limited time at Stackt Market.
Open from now until the end of September 2019, visit the Puebco Toronto Stackt Market pop-up at #1-112 – 28 Bathurst Street. The pop-up is open Monday to Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Thursday to Saturday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
And if you can’t make it to the store, you can shop the entire Puebco collection online at puebco.ca.
Take a closer look inside the Puebco Toronto pop-up shop below.
All images by StyleDemocracy
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It’s hard to believe that summer will soon be coming to an end. Which is why you need to make the most of the last few weeks of amazing weather before fall slowly starts to creep in. Luckily there’s no shortage of things to do in the city this month, including pop-ups and markets, that will keep you busy during the final weeks of summer. So soak up the sun while enjoying these events Toronto offers, complete with delicious eats, one-of-a-kind shopping, and more!
Keep reading for 11 super exciting pop-ups and markets to check out this month in Toronto!
Waterfront Night Market
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The 10th annual Waterfront Night Market returns to Ontario Place this month for three nights of amazing eats, attractions, and excitement. Admission is FREE for the annual night market, which promises 120 signature Pan-Asian food vendors and exhibitors. This year, attendees can look forward to an artisan market, performance stages, buskers, a family picnic area, and a 19+craft beer festival.
When: August 9 to 11
Where: Ontario Place, West Island
Callula Co. and raiz Pop-Up at OssBox
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Two Toronto-based companies are teaming up to host a two-day pop-up at OssBox this month. On August 10th and 11th, you can visit handcrafted sunglasses brand Callula Co. and beverage company raiz’s outdoor oasis, where you can enjoy delicious drinks, good music, discounts, giveaways, and plenty of fun. While you check out Callula Co.’s sunnies, you can cool off with Canada’s first adaptogenic super drink raiz.
When: August 10 and 11, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Where: OssBox, 52 Ossington Avenue
Call It Spring Discover Your Sole City Pop-Up
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This month, footwear and accessory brand Call It Spring will be inviting consumers to discover their sole city through a retail journey of interactive and fashionable pop-up spaces at Stackt Market. Visitors are encouraged to uncover their true selves through a series of self-guided experiences that visualize how they relate to the world around them and express their own unique identity through fashion and footwear.
When: August 15 to 20
Where: Stackt Market, 28 Bathurst Street
Ontario Vintage Market
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Whether you’re looking to find a one-of-a-kind item for your home, wardrobe, or for someone else, chances are you’ll find the perfect item at the Ontario Vintage Market. Taking place at Evergreen Brick Works during the weekly Sunday Artisan Market, you’ll be able to shop from a curated selection of vintage and antique vendors who sell decor, furniture, art, housewares, clothing, and much more.
When: August 11 and 25, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Where: Evergreen Brick Works, 550 Bayview Avenue
Toronto Flower Market
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Now in its sixth year, the Toronto Flower Market is easily the most beautiful flower market in the city and runs monthly from May through October. Here you can stock up on your favourite fresh blooms and plants from Ontario vendors, all while checking out local growers, florists, craftspeople, and gardeners.
When: August 17, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Where: 1001 Queen Street West
The Leslieville Flea
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This August, the Leslieville Flea is popping up in Toronto’s Distillery District. Come and enjoy this curated market selling vintage, salvaged, and up-cycled goods, furniture, antiques, collectibles, and handcrafted items alwhile strolling through the historic space.
When: August 17, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Where: Inside the historic Distiller District
The Trinity Bellwoods Flea
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Celebrate the end of summer and the 5th anniversary of the Trinity Bellwoods Flea with tons of artisan vendors selling everything you can imagine and more, as well as vintage items. What still hasn’t changed is admission is FREE and four legged friends and kiddos are welcome.
Date: August 18, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Where: The Great Hall, 1087 Queen Street West
The Deadstock Depot
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Toronto’s only vintage streetwear flea market is about to pop-up in the city this month. Thrift-lovers have the opportunity to shop from dozens of vendors at The Deadstock Depot who will be selling garments catering to the ’80s, ’90s, and 2000s street and sportswear aesthetic. Entry into the pop-up is $10.
When: August 24, doors open at 1 p.m.
Where: 1269 Bloor Street West
Afro Caribbean Vegan Market
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You can learn more about the benefits of introducing more plants into your day-to-day life through guest speakers, workshops, and more at the Afro Caribbean Vegan Market. You’ll also have the chance to enjoy and purchase delicious Afro-Caribbean vegan foods, health and beauty products, vegan friendly clothing, and much more, so you definitely won’t be leaving empty handed.
When: August 24, 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Where: 519 Community Centre, 519 Church Street
Toronto Stationary Show
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If you’ve got an eye for beautiful things and paper goods, you won’t want to miss the upcoming Toronto Stationary Show. Hosted by Q&A Letterbox, this one-day event welcomes stationery vendors and designers, who will be selling unique paper goods, stationary, and more. Make sure to arrive early, the first 50 guests will receive a swag bag.
When: August 25, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Where: The Great Hall, 1087 Queen Street West
Mister Green at Dynasty Pot Shop
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Popped up at the recently opened Dynasty Pot Shop is L.A.’s Mister Green. The cannabis lifestyle brand has made waves in the design world for its atheistically pleasing pottery, pipes, homewares, apparel, accessories, and more. And now, Torontonians can get their hands on the coveted brand and shop it in real life — Dynasty Pot Shop is the only Canadian retailer to stock the goods. Expect fun slogans like “Bong Water” across water bottles, “Hippie Shit” candles, and new and exclusive product during the residency.
When: Now until August 31
Where: Dynasty Pot Shop, 1086 Queen St. West
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It seem that 2019 is the year of Instagrammable moments and pop ups. Don’t get us wrong — we love a good photo op and this new Instagram-worthy pop-up happening this Friday and Saturday should definitely be added to your list.
For just two days, Bumble is hosting its Bee Stream pop-up that’s taking over King & Spadina on Friday and Stackt Market on Saturday.
This one-of-a-kind Bumble BFF Airstream has been decked out to look like an Instagram-worthy apartment than a vintage trailer. Trust us — it’s super cute!
The Bee Stream pop-up is open from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday and 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday.
Bring your SO or bestie for some summer fun and get a hair touch up at the braid bar, get a long-lasting temporary tattoo from the Inkbox team, and enjoy refreshments from Social Lite and Greenhouse Juice.
Don’t worry, there’ll be lots of snacks too thanks to our fave Barkthins and Happy Pops. Plus, you can even DIY some summer crafts with Embiria and play all the lawn games with your pals.
Bumble
Can’t make it on Friday? You can still catch the Bee Stream in Picton on Saturday, July 13 and Wasaga on Saturday, July 20.
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