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Theodore 1922

  • 497 Bloor St. W. (at Brunswick Ave.) View on map »
  • 416-850-0175
A third-generation clothier, David Petrash is betting his grandfather’s good name (Theodore, born in 1922) that the boho book-loving Annex crowd is ready for a luxury menswear store. Open since March 2007, Petrash’s light-filled space (on the former site of the legendary Longhouse bookshop) stocks only the best in men’s fashion: candy-coloured socks in mercerized cotton from Savile Row’s Richard James ($35), raw denim jeans from Italian line Seal Kay ($300), and exquisite Eton cotton shirts from Sweden ($235–$295). Pet­rash offers ready-to-wear suits from Italy and Germany ($995–$3,000), but suggests his own custom creations ($1,500–$7,000), made with traditional fabrics (super 160s from Loro Piana and other high-end mills) in contemporary de­­signs—short jacket, high armholes, narrow lapel, soft shoulders. There’s also an excellent selection of overcoats ($750–$4,000).
Hours:
Tu–F noon–6, Sa 10–6, Su noon–5; or by appt.
Location
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    497 Bloor St. W. (at Brunswick Ave.)
  • 416-850-0175

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