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- 25 Kensington Ave. (at Dundas St. W.) • View on map »
- 647-343-5569
This new Kensington shop trades in Americana. There are hundreds of pairs of cowboy boots on display, from semi-scuffed white ($35) to slick tan on black ($70). Top off your honky-tonk footwear with a leather jacket ($50–$100), something fringed, or maybe a worn Harley Davidson piece. Housewifey 1950s dresses and garish Hawaiian shirts help you achieve a properly ironic look. Set aside some time to comb through accessories and housewares: embroidered tea towels ($5), vintage clutches and awesome tooled-leather purses (about $25).
- Hours:
- M–Sa 11–7, Su noon–6
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