Accessity, Toronto, Ontario
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- Shopping travel tip
- City center
by The store has got private collections as well as unique pieces from a lot of well known and less known (but not less good) brands. You can find everything you can possibly think of as an accessory, from bags or scarves to jewelry and the craziest stockings.
It's a wonderful place, I almost couldn't stop putting things into my cart and spent a fortune on a turquise Merx scarf. ;)
Address:
136 Cumberland St, Toronto, ON M5R, Canada
Price:
A little pricy but there are discounts and less expensive products too.
Opening Hours:
M, T, W, Sat: 10am – 6pm. Th – F: 10am – 7pm. Sun: 12pm – 5pm.
On the web:
http://www.accessity.com/
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