discoVancouver's best streetwear, sneaker and menswear shops from Gastown to Main Street, plus the local labels, from Arc'teryx to HAVEN, worth knowing.
One for each kind of shopping. Every shop here has been checked open.
Founded in 2006 by brothers Arthur and Daniel Chmielewski, HAVEN sells its own collection, made with makers in Canada and Japan, alongside brands such as norda, adidas and Oakley. Its only other store is in Toronto.
CarriesAdidas, Arc'teryx, Arc’teryx Veilance, ASICS, Auralee, BATONER, Beams Plus, Birkenstock and 43 more
Neighbour was founded in Vancouver in 2011; its menswear shop is at 81 West Cordova. The women's store is at 93 West Cordova and Neighbour Objects is at 51 Powell Street.
CarriesAll Blues, Arc’teryx Veilance, Arpenteur, Auralee, Bode, Camiel Fortgens, CASEY CASEY, Comme des Garçons and 21 more
Sneaker and streetwear shop carrying labels such as Carhartt WIP, Awake NY and Purple Mountain Observatory. A second Vancouver store, Livestock Chinatown, is at 141 East Pender Street, and others are in Toronto and Montréal.
CarriesAdidas, Adsum, And Wander, Arc'teryx, ASICS, Awake NY, Bape, Beams Plus and 64 more
One of Stüssy's brand-run Chapter stores, selling the label's own clothing and accessories.
CarriesDenim Tears, Mountain Hardwear
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All founded or based in Vancouver. Five to start with, then every Vancouver label we cover.
Canadian technical outerwear brand from North Vancouver, known for Gore-Tex Alpha SV shells, Atom midlayers and its Veilance and LEAF sublines.
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Technical tailoringVeilance is Arc'teryx's Vancouver-born city line, applying Gore-Tex construction and minimalist tailoring to monochrome technical outerwear and trousers.
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Canadian label and retailer making technical, GORE-TEX-driven everyday clothing, with stores in Vancouver and Toronto.
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Vancouver menswear label making small runs of workwear-rooted shirting, jackets and trousers in Japanese, Belgian and deadstock fabrics.
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Vancouver streetwear label making minimalist, anime-inspired hoodies, tees and accessories with original artist graphics, produced locally in British Columbia.
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Vancouver brands with their own store or showroom in the city. We'll add the shops that stock each brand as we confirm them.
Neighbour on West Cordova, Stüssy on Powell Street, Roden Gray on Water Street and Bia Boro on East Cordova, all within a few blocks. Further west on West Cordova are Dutil Denim and The Block; The Shop Vancouver is at 88 East Cordova.
7 shops in Gastown →Livestock on Bute Street, Vancity Original on Hornby Street, Arc'teryx on Robson Street, and 017 Shop and Feuille a few doors apart on Howe Street.
5 shops in Downtown →8th & Main at 8th Avenue, The Corner Store at 10th Avenue, and further south Front & Company and Wallace Mercantile.
4 shops in Main Street →Subtle Flex, a secondhand streetwear seller that shows stock by appointment at the north end of the Drive, and Alterior's shop on Venables Street at Commercial.
2 shops in Commercial Drive →Brooklyn on Hamilton Street for denim, and Leisure Center on Homer Street for designer labels.
2 shops in Yaletown →Private & Co. on East Pender Street for Japanese denim, close to Livestock Chinatown.
1 shop in Chinatown →Shelf prices in British Columbia exclude tax: clothing generally carries 5% GST plus 7% provincial sales tax, added when you pay. Source ↗
Neighbour and Roden Gray open daily from noon to 6pm and Livestock from 11am to 8pm; HAVEN closes at 5pm on Sundays and holidays. Source ↗
The Canada Line runs from YVR to Waterfront Station in about 25 minutes, a short walk from Gastown's shops. You can tap a contactless credit or debit card or a mobile wallet to pay the adult fare on SkyTrain and buses. Source ↗
Tax-free shopping and European sizes: see the Canadian Men's Clothing Brands guide.
Gastown for Neighbour, Stüssy, Roden Gray and Bia Boro, with HAVEN a short walk east on Railway Street; downtown for Livestock, Vancity Original and Arc'teryx; and Main Street for The Corner Store, 8th & Main and Wallace Mercantile.
Arc'teryx and its city line Veilance for technical outerwear, HAVEN for technical everyday clothing, James Coward for workwear-rooted shirts and jackets, ADAPTURE and DUER for performance basics and trousers, and Animebae for anime-inspired graphics.
At its own store at 355 Railway Street, open Monday to Saturday noon to 7pm and Sundays and holidays noon to 5pm. It also sells online at havenshop.com.
Livestock has two Vancouver stores, on Bute Street downtown and on East Pender Street in Chinatown. The Corner Store on Main Street also sells footwear alongside streetwear.
Yes. Prices are shown before tax, and clothing generally carries 5% GST plus 7% BC provincial sales tax at the till.
Front & Company on Main Street sells consignment and vintage clothing, 8th & Main has Flavour Vintage inside the shop, and Subtle Flex sells secondhand streetwear online and by appointment.
Brands are included if founded or based in Vancouver. Shops are checked individually, and each shows the date we last confirmed it open; a shop we can't confirm isn't listed. Sale prices come from retailer feeds. Researched, not visited.
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