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Nathalie Roze & Co.
- 1015 Queen St. E. (at Pape) • View on map »
- 416-792-1699
Dubbed an “indie designer boutique and DIY studio,” this Leslieville shop is the brainchild of Nathalie-Roze Fischer, who pens a column for the Toronto Star (on DIY fashions) and also designs accessories. Most of the merch—clothing, accessories, jewellery, beauty and baby products—is priced below $100 (and many items are less than $20). Over 80 local Toronto artists provide the gifty fare. Though the store is primarily stocked with women’s accessories, clothing and jewellery, don’t miss the adorable onesies made from vintage rock T-shirts ($20–$25) by SLO, Kojak-style trench coats made from recycled bags from Baggage ($119–$200), and belts and bags made from recycled ties from Sally Girl ($35–$40). Fischer also holds popular DIY weekend workshops—soap making, jewellery making and felting are the most popular—with tea and snacks.
- Hours:
- Tu–Th 11–6, F noon–7, Sa 11–6, Su noon–5
1015 Queen St. E. (at Pape)
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