Fred Perry Authentic Shop

I’ve never bought a thing here but a friend of mine loves this brand, and when she visits from out of town, we go here.
Service is always great. Friendly, engaging staff are there to help, don’t overdo the intro or suffocate you with the elevator pitch.
Clothes are good quality from what my friend tells me. Last through the washes, keep their color. Prices are higher end when at regular price, but sales are usually 50−70% off. That makes a shirt or pants that are normally $ 175 around $ 53. Not H&M, but doesn’t pretend to be either. And the quality level will be better than that price point often is.
Chairs to sit in while you wait for girlfriends or friends to shop, nice a/​c, good location.
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This is the only Fred Perry store in Canada and it’s very good. Their selection is great and they have a variety of sizes and fits.
The people who work here are very friendly and nice. They go out of the way to help you and make sure they find the right fit for you.
They also have good season-​end sales with stuff at 70% off.

What else can I say, I love all things Fred Perry! I literally stumbled onto this location while walking down Queens Street & just lost it. Two hours later & several dollars (Canadian, lol) shorter I was the happiest man in North America. The girls who work there totally rock (and are not too hard on the eyes) plus it’s filled w/​all things Fred Perry! One of the few brands I show loyalty too (far from a label whore or am I)

I am a big fan of Fred Perry. Their clothes are pretty damn expensive, but they are simple, well-​made and never go out of style in my opinion. So I was pretty happy when I stumbled upon their Toronto location (and their only location in Canada) while walking home one afternoon.
Now, I was a bit of a mess when I came in. I looked like a bit of a mess and was wearing ragged clothes and the 2 – 3 girls working there didn’t want to have anything to do with me. I think they assumed I was borderline homeless and never offered assistance and I secretly think they didn’t want me touching their clothes.
Went there a few days later all cleaned up and they were much more helpful. Not sure if that’s a bad thing or not, but it’s not unexpected o Queen Street or any fancy clothing shop I suppose. I wanted to get this gorgeous spring jacket but it was clocking in at over 300 dollars and I had to pay rent. Another day I suppose.
I would wear Fred Perry clothes exclusively if I could afford it.