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The 5 Best Menswear Stores in Toronto

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  • Flashback

    Tucked away in the heart of Kensington Market, Flashback belongs to a clan of three stores all under the ownership of Roger D'Souza.

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  • Lost and Found

    The brainchild of Jonathan Elias and Justin Veiga, Lost and Found stocks a slue of top notch menswear brands like Filson, Gitman Vintage, Battenwear and Jungmaven.

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  • Lost and Found

    The brainchild of Jonathan Elias and Justin Veiga, Lost and Found stocks a slue of top notch menswear brands like Filson, Gitman Vintage, Battenwear and Jungmaven.

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  • F as in Frank

    For streetwear, F as in Frank is your best bet in Toronto's downtown. An endeavour that started in Vancouver and eventually made it's way to Toronto, the store has become a hotbed for dudes looking to jump on the camo game.

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  • F as in Frank

    For streetwear, F as in Frank is your best in Toronto's downtown. An endeavour that started in Vancouver and eventually made it's way to Toronto, the store has become a hotbed for dudes looking to jump on the camo game.

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  • Jonathan and Olivia

    I just noticed on Instagram that Jonathan and Olivia are stocking HBA, which should be all the convincing you need of their status in Toronto's menswear scene.

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  • Jonathan and Olivia

    I just noticed on Instagram that Jonathan and Olivia are stocking HBA, which should be all the convincing you need of their status in Toronto's menswear scene.

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  • Public Butter, 1290 Queen St W

    The Public Butter has what is probably the city's best selection of vintage denim and if you're in the mood, you can have your pick of used road bikes.

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  • Public Butter, 1290 Queen St W

    The Public Butter has what is probably the city's best selection of vintage denim and if you're in the mood, you can have your pick of used road bikes.

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Small towns are like Mandy Moore in the sense that they’re void of personality. At 16 and scouring the malls of Gander, Newfoundland for back-to-school digs, I had to settle for places like Pseudio–the ‘P’ is silent–where the aesthetic was off-season hockey player. The pickings were slim and the chances of convincing my mother to lend me her credit card with the intent to online shop, slimmer. (She was super prolific about the now very real threat of identity theft.)

Initially, I was really into the menswear options Toronto had to offer. But, since becoming at least a little versed in online destinations, I’ve realized the brick and mortar game in Toronto remains slightly subpar. But, that isn’t to say nonexistent. There are gems that subdue the pain of having to dish out my student credit card every time I want a decent field jacket.


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