Spanish mega-retailer Massimo Dutti is coming to the Eaton Centre
Spanish mega-retailer Massimo Dutti is coming to the Eaton Centre
Ladies and gents looking for urban professional attire can now add Spanish retailer Massimo Dutti (owned by the same parent company as fast-fashion clothier Zara) to their list. The brand has stores in over 50 countries and is set to launch a trio of North American outposts this fall, including a store in the Eaton Centre that will open August 30 (the other two stores will be located in New York and Washington D.C.). Massimo Dutti produces men’s, women’s and children’s attire at a price point a bit higher than Zara (women’s jackets start at around $155, men’s shirts around $85), and it’s known for its tailored garments and made-to-order shoes.
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Ladies and gents looking for urban professional attire can now add Spanish retailer Massimo Dutti (owned by the same parent company as fast-fashion clothier Zara) to their list. The brand has stores in over 50 countries and is set to launch a trio of North American outposts this fall, including a store in the Eaton Centre that will open August 30 (the other two stores will be located in New York and Washington D.C.). Massimo Dutti produces men’s, women’s and children’s attire at a price point a bit higher than Zara (women’s jackets start at around $155, men’s shirts around $85), and it’s known for its tailored garments and made-to-order shoes.){kind=link}
This is a great store that I hit up big time whenever I’m in Europe and get compliments on the clothing. I’m finally glad to see something new in Toronto, except that it won’t be as unique any more. They are also opening on Fifth Ave. in NYC, which I thought was going to be the only store in N.A. until now.
Fabric quality and fit feel much higher end than Zara. Think of a cooler, fitted version of Banana Republic’s Monogram line with better pricing (fingers crossed on the pricing). More of the items in this chain are made in Italy and elsewhere in Europe. However, with globalization of the brand, let’s hope they don’t turn to lesser quality manufacturers over time.
I can’t wait to check it out when it opens. :D
I am impress by your fashion