DK Travel : Toronto : Shopping

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Comrags

Locals Joyce Gunhouse and Judy Cornish have made an international name for themselves with their swishy urban-romantic women’s clothing line.
Courage My Love

Inexpensive vintage clothes; beads, jewelry, and trinkets from Asia, India, and South America pack this small incense-perfumed space.
Craft-Brewed Beer

Ontario’s microbreweries have enjoyed great popularity in recent years. Many, such as Neustadt Springs, offer tastings and tours.
David’s

Shoe lovers go on wild spending sprees here among the stylish footwear from hot designers.
Ethel

Elegant teak buffets and dining tables, glass and acrylic coffee tables, and other nifty pieces from the 1960s and 1970s, at reasonable prices.
Factory Outlets

Snap up bargains on brands such as Guess, Nine West, and Nike at Niagara Falls’ outlet stores, all under one roof, at Canada One.
Farmers’ Markets

From June to October, usually on Saturday mornings, local farmers sell fresh produce – fiddleheads, white asparagus, wild blueberries and mushrooms, and much more – at over 120 markets throughout Ontario.
Fruits and Preserves

In summer and fall, roadside stands in the Niagara region sell luscious fruits. Local companies turn these fruits into delicious jams, which are available at select stores. Greaves preserves are especially popular.
Handmade Furniture

In southern Ontario, especially around Kitchener-Waterloo, Mennonite men craft durable country-style furniture from local woods such as maple and pine. Watch for signs on the smaller roads pointing the way to local carpenters or head to St. Jacobs Furnishings, a large retail outlet.
Harry Rosen

Head-to-toe service is writ large at this menswear store featuring apparel from top design houses, Canali and Hugo Boss included. Suits, trousers, blazers, shirts, and all accessories, including shoes.