With over 30 years at the forefront of Canadian style, Due West’s evolution continues. We’ve moved beyond a retail destination, and become a cultural one.
We’ve merged our luxury boutique, gallery and studio, creating a curated space that allows us to further define ourselves as a creative hub and true fashion collective.
Our blend of art and street culture establishes a unique common ground in fashion. We continue to change with our city, offering distinct styles that speaks to its many characters.
Where high-end fashion and conceptual design combine, our 5,000 square-foot gallery space encourages exploration and highlights our diverse collections. It’s a continually evolving focal point for where fashion is, and where it’s going.
Recognized for design excellence at the 2015 ARIDO awards, our store’s striking and contemporary interior features luxurious dark aesthetic with a fully customizable modular construction, including bronze and reclaimed wood shelving, industrial-style lighting and burnished metal and glass showcases.
Naoto Fukasawa
Building on its history as a destination for the city’s counterculture, our iconic location at Queen West and Soho, adjacent to Chinatown, showcases Due West’s eclectic and progressive style in an area that has become increasingly mainstream.
Neither overly commercial or ultra-niche, the neighborhood and intersection connect new and old, bold and reserved, ensuring a varied clientele and a steady stream of visitors.
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