Discover men's fashion on Laurier Avenue West in Montreal: tailor-made suits, Quebec designers, European brands and vintage finds brought together in must-visit boutiques.
By AnnaClare Sung, The Main
Bringing together some of the city's most renowned destinations for men's fashion, Laurier West is the ideal place to discover custom-made suits, a carefully curated selection of European brands and vintage finds worth a visit.
Laurier Avenue West is a must-visit destination in Montreal for men who pay close attention to their style, with its independent shops, custom tailoring ateliers and flagship designer boutiques. It is home to both long-established family-run men's fashion businesses and impressive flagship stores of Quebec brands. Classic custom-made suits, carefully selected European ready-to-wear, quality shoes, second-hand vintage watches: all this, and much more, makes Laurier Avenue West a top destination for fashion enthusiasts and trendsetters.
366 Laurier West Avenue
Local, family-run business, Valérie Simon has been located at the same address since 1986. Thanks to expert, personalized service, the team assists each client in the search for the perfectly fitted suit, casual clothing, and urban-inspired pieces. The style focuses on high-end European creations that are both comfortable and refined, which can be adjusted to ensure a perfect fit. The Laurier boutique is Valérie Simon's very first physical location. The company today has six boutiques in Montreal and the surrounding area, each targeting different clientele, as well as an online store accessible year-round.
380 Laurier West Avenue
Named Canadian Menswear Designer of the Year 2026 at the CAFA awards, School of Thought creates traditional menswear of exceptional quality from fabrics sourced from English, Italian, and Japanese mills. Founded in 2014, the brand has its flagship store on Laurier, where one discovers classic pieces influenced by Canadian and Quebecois modern art movements. The shop offers both seasonal collections and pieces available year-round, as well as a made-to-measure suit service whose garments are produced in Europe.
1074 Laurier West Avenue
Michel Brisson is an upscale men's fashion retailer whose origins date back to 1990. The shop itself opened in 2002 and has since become a well-known destination in Montreal for men's ready-to-wear. Its space, designed by the architectural firm Saucier Perrotte, stands out for striking architectural elements, notably concrete columns and elegant black display tables. It features a carefully curated selection of international brands, including Dries Van Noten, Lemaire, Yohji Yamamoto and Boglioli.
1050 Laurier West Avenue
Sarah Pacini is a Belgian brand established for more than two decades, initially specializing in women's ready-to-wear. It launched its first men's collection in November 2019 with the opening of its boutique on Laurier Avenue West. The shop shares its concept with Quebec designer Philippe Dubuc, who played an important role in developing the brand's first men's collection. The clothing focuses on modern, complementary pieces. Plays on textures and patterns are an integral part of the brand's identity, as is the balance between knits and woven fabrics, which gives the looks an appearance that is both understated and refined.
137 Laurier West Avenue
Founded by Guy Douville and Nathalie Dulong, this shop opened its doors in September 2015 with a carefully curated selection of high-quality men's clothing. In addition to ready-to-wear, shoes, accessories and a section dedicated to vintage, the shop specializes in personalized and made-to-measure pieces: blazers, suits, utility jackets, trousers, shirts and overshirts, all crafted from premium fabrics. Measurements are taken in-store and then sent to specialized tailors who construct each piece from an existing pattern adapted to the client's style.
237 Laurier West Avenue
La Maison Générale is not strictly a shop exclusively devoted to men's fashion. However, this French concept store, renowned for its design and refined objects, remains a destination of choice for those seeking elegant, well-made men's clothing. Founded in 1946 by Lucienne Thibaut, this family business first became known for household linens before expanding its range. Today it offers antiques and one-of-a-kind pieces, rugs, furniture, tableware as well as timeless, casual clothing.
1090 Laurier West Avenue
Le Coffre is a consignment shop offering men's clothing as well as artworks, bags, accessories, and women's clothing from well-known brands, all presented in a neat and unique space. It's the perfect address for those looking for second-hand designer pieces, whether a new pair of shoes, a watch, or a shirt, in a refined, gallery-like setting.
