Harry Rosen
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Harry Rosen to spend $50 million on overhaul, including to relocate flagship Toronto storeLuxury menswear retailer Harry Rosen says it will invest $50 million over the next five years to relocate its flagship store and transform several others.CanadaMar 14, 2024
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Harry Rosen, who founded Canadian menswear brand, dead at 92Harry Rosen opened his first made-to-measure menswear store on Parliament Street in Toronto in 1954 and ran the company for 51 years.CanadaDec 25, 2023
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Battle to rev up among luxury retailersIndustry watchers say Canada's retail clothing sector is expected to slow in the coming few years even though the battle for luxury shoppers is revving up.CanadaFeb 8, 2016
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Are niche shopping experiences the key to survival in Canada’s crowded market?As Canada’s luxury retail landscape gets crowded, the focus on niche shopping experiences may just be the key to survival for brick-and-mortar stores.ConsumerMay 5, 2014
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