Toronto Shopping

  1. Courage My Love

    'Peace on Earth' reads the sign above the door of this Kensington landmark and local favorite, which wheels and deals in vintage garb. Check out the incredible collection of buttons, the 1950s menus, as well as the constant stream of new handmade pieces.

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  2. Eko

    It may appear empty from the outside, but hidden in the sunken window boxes that line the walls of Eko you'll find a mesmerizing collection of jewels - ranging from ethnic-inspired necklaces to contemporary rings.

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  3. El Pipil

    Home adornments, boutique fashions and Canadian-designed accessories are the specialty at this charming shop, and they're all available at enticing prices.

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  4. John Fluevog

    Legendary Vancouver-based designer John Fluevog has always marched to the beat of his own drum, and this local favorite now carries bags and a line of hemp Veggie Vogs in addition to the famed granny platform boots and classic footwear. Reheeling and resoling is also done at this shop which was once a diner - check out some of the original fittings.

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  5. Made You Look

    A vibrant marketplace for local jewelers, trinkets and treasures in dozens of styles - including glass beads, contemporary metals, and delicate gold - are displayed here. Many more can be viewed in each designer's look book, and custom work is available.

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  6. Magic Pony

    Coined a 'concept shop' by its owners, this shop, which originated as a website, deals in Japanese books, figures, designer toys and T-shirts you have to see to believe. The ever-changing gallery at the back features ultramodern graphic design and illustration exhibits.

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  7. Trove

    Those who won't suffer to be beautiful will find an oasis from pinching skyscraper heels at Trove. This mother-daughter owned boutique prides itself on a large selection of fashion-forward but comfortable shoes, as well as vintage sunglasses, Canadian-designed jewelry, and leather and vegetarian handbags.

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