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The Coal Miner’s Daughter
- 587 Markham St. (at Bloor St. W.) • View on map »
- http://www.coalminersdaughter.ca
Tucked into a second-storey space in Mirvish Village, this feminine atelier houses local designs (bustier tops from Sui Generis, tweed coats from Momiji) and pieces made by co-owners Krysten Caddy and Janine Cockburn. A high-collared brocade coat ($140) from Cockburn’s line Clementine in Tweed would befit a 1940s screen siren. Caddy aims for a similar vintage-yet-modern vibe with her semi-precious jewellery.
587 Markham St. (at Bloor St. W.)
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