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Store Guide: Philip Sparks’s reimagined Junction workshop and retail outlet

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(Images: Jenna Marie Wakani)
(Images: Jenna Marie Wakani)

Name: Philip Sparks Tailored Goods Inc. Sells: Bespoke suits, menswear and accessories Contact info: 130 Cawthra Ave., 647-348-1872, philipsparks.com
Hours: Th-Sa 11-7 (or by appointment)

Following the closure of his Ossington outpost, local designer Philip Sparks has opened a new retail store in the Junction. The new space focuses on bespoke suiting for men, but there are also plenty of ready-to-wear items for sale, so clients can come in for a fitting and browse the brand’s products at the same time. In addition to Sparks’s collections of versatile leather accessories, floral pocket squares and retro sunglasses, shoppers will find a small collection of ready-to-wear blazers, trousers and shirts in classic cuts and colours. Off-the-rack suits start at $1,000, while custom projects start at $1,500. The charm of the place is that clients can take in the entire suit-making experience—including century-old sewing machines, books of fabric patterns and mannequins draped with works in progress. It’s a precise business: “I have an obsession with doing things a specific way,” says Sparks.

Store Guide: Philip Sparks's reimagined Junction workshop and retail outlet
Store Guide: Philip Sparks's reimagined Junction workshop and retail outlet
Store Guide: Philip Sparks's reimagined Junction workshop and retail outlet
Store Guide: Philip Sparks's reimagined Junction workshop and retail outlet
Store Guide: Philip Sparks's reimagined Junction workshop and retail outlet
Store Guide: Philip Sparks's reimagined Junction workshop and retail outlet
Store Guide: Philip Sparks's reimagined Junction workshop and retail outlet
Store Guide: Philip Sparks's reimagined Junction workshop and retail outlet
Store Guide: Philip Sparks's reimagined Junction workshop and retail outlet
Store Guide: Philip Sparks's reimagined Junction workshop and retail outlet
Store Guide: Philip Sparks's reimagined Junction workshop and retail outlet
Store Guide: Philip Sparks's reimagined Junction workshop and retail outlet
Store Guide: Philip Sparks's reimagined Junction workshop and retail outlet
Store Guide: Philip Sparks's reimagined Junction workshop and retail outlet
(Images: Jenna Marie Wakani)
Store Guide: Philip Sparks's reimagined Junction workshop and retail outlet
Store Guide: Philip Sparks's reimagined Junction workshop and retail outlet
Jean Grant has been a freelance writer since 2015, covering a range of lifestyle topics like shopping, interiors, wellness and culture for publications like Maclean’s and Toronto Life. She also enjoys working with brands to develop custom content, and shares personal essays through her Substack newsletter, Nobody is Thinking About You.
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