78% matchVÊTEMENTS LE CARTEL
Canadian artist collective, limited graphic drops
What changes: No vintage curation; more design-forward and pricier
Brand profile
Independent Regina shop and label selling limited-run Saskatchewan-made graphic apparel alongside curated vintage clothing.
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Named for its address on Regina's Halifax Street, it sells its own graphic apparel alongside secondhand and vintage pieces, so stock changes with what comes through the shop.
Graphics are designed in-house and produced locally in limited quantities, which means low prices but little guarantee a given tee or hoodie gets reprinted.
The mix stays with tees, hoodies, caps and workwear-leaning basics rather than resale sneakers or imported streetwear labels, and retail hours are limited to afternoons.
78% matchCanadian artist collective, limited graphic drops
What changes: No vintage curation; more design-forward and pricier
80% matchSame Regina roots, punk-graphic screen prints
What changes: Skate-hardgoods heritage brand rather than shop-plus-vintage
76% matchSmall creative collective doing short-run graphics
What changes: No storefront vintage or workwear basics
72% matchArtist-collaboration tees anchored by its own gallery shop
What changes: Bigger art-world scale and wider distribution
Halifax Street Apparel is a small independent shop and label at 1817 Halifax Street in Regina's Heritage neighbourhood. It was started by a group of local artists, builders and makers who wanted well-made, unique goods. The shop sells its own custom-designed graphic apparel produced in small, limited runs in Saskatchewan alongside curated secondhand and vintage clothing. Stock leans toward tees, hoodies, caps and workwear-influenced basics rather than resale sneakers or imported hype labels, and the store operates on limited afternoon retail hours.