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Concept store with the same designer-plus-streetwear buy
What changes: Porto-based, stronger online and gallery programme
Brand profile
Downtown Vancouver boutique stocking advanced contemporary menswear and womenswear from hard-to-find designers such as Post Archive Faction and J.L-A.L.
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Owner Clayton Chan stocks only labels the shop fully believes in, weighting construction over seasonal trend pieces, so the rack is short and deliberate.
The mix leans on labels like Post Archive Faction and J.L-A.L, plus bags, footwear and jewellery, rather than the names carried by most department stores.
Buying deliberately blurs gender lines, so the same racks serve both sides, ranging from avant-garde cutting to plainer minimalist-contemporary pieces.
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What changes: Porto-based, stronger online and gallery programme
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65% matchLong-running store balancing niche labels with sneakers
What changes: Heavier sportswear and footwear focus, less advanced design
017 Shop is an advanced contemporary boutique in downtown Vancouver, owned and directed by Clayton Chan, who also co-founded local backpack label VELT Designs. The store began in Gastown and now trades from 535 Howe Street, buying menswear and womenswear that deliberately blurs gender lines. Racks mix hard-to-find Asian and European designers, including Post Archive Faction and J.L-A.L, with bags, footwear and jewellery. Chan's stated buying rule is to stock only labels the shop fully believes in, prioritising construction over seasonal trend pieces.