Franklin and Poe

Lost & Found is a Toronto-based hub for those who believe good style shouldn’t feel like rocket science. Part heritage workwear, part athletic essentials, and part casual favourites, their lineup blends charm with killer curation. It’s the kind of place that makes discovering new favourites feel easy, not intimidating. What’s the story behind it? Well, rewind to late 2010. Two childhood friends, sharing a flat and a knack for great ideas, thought, “What if we open a coffee shop?” That idea didn’t brew quite as expected—instead, it morphed into a full-fledged clothing store. ...

Step through the front door at Trunk Clothiers in London or Zürich, and you’ll catch it right away—that distinct blend of laid-back class, precise curation, and just enough ruggedness to keep things interesting. Trunk’s philosophy isn’t whispered from behind a mahogany counter. It’s built into every rail of knitwear, every selvedge denim hem, every strategic stitch. The core belief is simple but surprising rare these days: clothes should fit your life, not the other way around. ...

Why settle for disposable style? At Recall, every piece is built on the radical idea that less is way, way more. They obsess over craftsmanship, seek out garments with real backbone, and curate designs that nod to bygone eras without turning you into an extra from a period drama. Buy smart, wear often, and never chase trends you’ll cringe at next spring. ...

At Haku, they believe clothing should feel like an old friend—reliable, well-crafted, and full of character. Their store curates garments rooted in Japanese tradition and global inspiration. They choose pieces made to last, age gracefully, and become your second skin. Good clothes connect people, carry stories, and honor craftsmanship, one generation to the next. ...