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Makenew leaves Indie Boutik

Indie Boutik Collective (1542 Queen Street) has lost one of its members. We reported recently that the store, a collective of local designers sharing rent on a retail space, was looking for new members, and now local designer Anna Gilkerson has informed Shoptalk that she’s moving on, having decided to show her spring/summer collection at […]

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A year of Penelope’s

Penelope’s Boutique (5685 Cunard Street, 420-9164) is celebrating its one year anniversary from April 10-15 by giving you the chance to get 5 to 50 percent off your purchases, with door prizes to boot. You can find a fine, eclectic selection of vintage footwear, clothing, accessories and jewellery in this little place. The store has […]

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Aflame at the Seaport

Aflame Creations, the handmade designs of jeweller Megan Archer, can be found on the weekends at the Seaport. Her pendants and earrings are made of enameled copper, with different-coloured glass powders applied to the copper and then fused in a kiln at 1500 Celsius. She will do custom work by request, and this is just […]

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Put Me On moves

After three years in business, Pamela McInnis‘s boutique Put Me On is moving just down the street, from 1532 Queen Street to 1526 Queen Street, the former location of Back Pages books. It’s “giving us a bigger, brighter spot and [we] will be welcoming lots of new local designers as well as consignment clients,” says […]

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Splurge moves

As of February 1, Splurge is now in the former Dio Mio location at 1480 Brenton Street (420-9530). Owner Sarah deWolf says there was a couple reasons for the move: the location was nearby and it’s twice the size of their spot in Park Lane, allowing for room to grow her stock. Plus, “traffic was […]

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Fresh Goods February

Fresh Goods Sneakers and Apparel (1491 South Park Street, 423-1938) is anticipating a busy month. New spring arrivals are coming, with brands represented such as The Hundreds sneakers and apparel, Herschel Supply Co. bags, and clothing from Odd Future. Spring is just around the corner folks. Believe.

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Orphanage joins Indie Boutik Collective

Kim Munson’s local label Orphanage Clothing (orphanage.com) will be joining the Indie Boutik Collective (1542B Queen Street, above Sweet Pea, 431-7771) as of February 1. IBC is a group of local and Canadian designers sharing a shop, including Katherine Munroe’s Dakini Silks & Things, Laura Chenoweth Organic Apparel, Anna Gilkerson’s MakeNew Vintage, Blue Ladybug Design […]

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