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The Cashmere Shop
- 24 Bellair St. (at Cumberland St.) • View on map »
- 416-925-0831
As chocolate is to food, cashmere is to fashion: decadent, but somehow necessary. And this Yorkville fixture, stocked with its own line of super-soft men’s and women’s sweaters, is the place to indulge. Founded in 1993 by Alaster Currie, a geologist who spent a lot of time in Mongolia (an important cashmere producer), the shop got a new lease on life six years ago when his daughter, Alison, took over. Currie the younger has steered her shop in a more current direction, adding an fine assortment of trendier styles, including cardi wraps ($299) and must-have black turtlenecks (from $299). Traditionalists, fear not: perfectly demure twin-sets (top $235–$265, cardigan $355) are also available.
- Hours:
- M–F 11–6, Sa 10–6, Su noon–5
24 Bellair St. (at Cumberland St.)
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