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Pho Pa
- 698 Queen St. W. (at Euclid Ave.) More locations ( 1 ) • View on map »
- 416-979-9444
Despite the punny name, it would be hard to make a fashion mistake here—the concept is smart basics with subtle twists. There are many styles of work-suitable pants and jackets in solid colours. If you’ve just started an office job, stock up here: shirts start at $79. Everything is Canadian designed, from Dagg and Stacey’s timeless classics to House of Spy’s button-detail pants ($140–$150). Accessories also hail from the True North, including silver jewellery dipped in gold ($89–$199) by Montreal artisan Claudia.
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- M–Sa 11–7, Su noon–6
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