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Noisy Girls
- 271 Queen St. W. (at McCaul St.) • View on map »
- 416-598-1183
Playing bratty little sister to big brother Noise down the street, this funky girls-only offshoot of the original streetwear stalwart has been keeping rebellious teens—and teens at heart—stylishly mismatched since 1999. Front and centre are shoes, with an emphasis on sneakers, including funky high-tops in bright colours, printed slip-ons and Mary Janes (all $45–$95)—there’s no shortage of styles to wear to treadless perfection. Skinny jeans by Killah Babe still rule, along with Luxurie and It denim. Also check out patterned Ts and tops in neon and bright colours, mod-inspired Ben Sherman coats and dresses, and complete collections from Volcon and Nikita.
- Hours:
- M–Th 11–7, F 11–8, Sa 11–7, Su noon–6
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