84% matchUnited Arrows
Tokyo select-shop editing of soft tailoring and sportswear
What changes: Full apparel wardrobe rather than media-led accessories and print
Brand profile
Toronto outpost of London media brand Monocle, selling its magazine, books and co-branded bags, stationery and knitwear on College Street.
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This is the Toronto outpost of Monocle, the London media company behind the design and global affairs magazine started in 2007 by Tyler Brûlé.
The College Street store carries the magazine, books and radio merchandise alongside Monocle bags, stationery, grooming and knitwear, plus a small run of outside labels.
Goods are produced with Japanese and European manufacturers and stay functional and understated rather than logo-led, in step with sister shops from Tokyo to Zürich.
84% matchTokyo select-shop editing of soft tailoring and sportswear
What changes: Full apparel wardrobe rather than media-led accessories and print
78% matchUnderstated, fabric-first wardrobe with no visible logos
What changes: Focused clothing label, no books, bags or lifestyle goods
70% matchBritish design-world staple with colour and wit added
What changes: More print, pattern and personality; full tailoring range
66% matchQuietly design-led frames for the same understated dresser
What changes: Eyewear specialist only, higher price per item
Monocle Shop Toronto is the Canadian outpost of Monocle, the London-based media company behind the global affairs and design magazine launched in 2007 by Tyler Brûlé. The College Street store stocks the magazine, Monocle books and radio merchandise alongside Monocle-branded bags, stationery, grooming products and knitwear produced with Japanese and European manufacturers, plus a tightly edited selection of outside labels. Product is functional and understated rather than logo-driven streetwear, aimed at readers and travellers. Sister shops operate in London, Paris, Zürich, Merano, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Taipei, Seoul and Bangkok.