Streetwear stores in Toronto: addresses and resale prices

Five Toronto streetwear shops published a street address on their own websites when within checked on 10 September 2026. The list is below, with the address each one prints for itself.

On the same day, the two Toronto boutiques on within held 262 Supreme pieces, 97 Aime Leon Dore, 97 Essentials, 50 Off White, 49 Kith, 43 Fear of God, 40 Gallery Dept, 27 Bape, 26 Rhude, 22 Stussy, 21 Hellstar and 20 Sp5der. Every count on this page is read off a shop's own register, never estimated.

The shops that publish an address

Kenshi, 99 Yorkville Avenue, open noon to 8pm every day, phone 647 381 1414. It runs a Chrome Hearts collection of its own and ranks first in Canada for Toronto streetwear searches, which is worth knowing before you assume the top result is a directory.

Livestock, 112 Spadina Ave, open 11am to 7pm Monday to Sunday. Sneaker led, with apparel alongside, and sister stores in Vancouver and Montreal.

Nomad, L01 310 Spadina Avenue. Designer leaning rather than logo led, and it holds the first Canadian result for Rick Owens DRKSHDW.

Utopia, 132 Cumberland Street in Yorkville. A buy, sell and trade counter holding 3,722 pieces on 10 September 2026, and the deepest streetwear resale shelf within counts here.

WDLT117, 7 St Thomas Street in Yorkville, holding 977 pieces the same day.

Utopia and WDLT117 are both on within, which is why their numbers are exact. The rest are here because they publish an address, and nobody paid to be on this page.

What Toronto streetwear resale actually costs

Supreme is the deepest house on the shelf, at 262 pieces running $30 to $2,000, median $300, on 10 September 2026. Inside that, hoodies and sweatshirts held a $450 median, tops $300 and hats $150.

Aime Leon Dore ran $85 to $250, median $120, across 97 pieces, which is the cheapest deep house in the city. Stussy ran $100 to $500, median $250, across 22.

The whole Toronto shelf across all houses ran $10 to $25,000 with a median of $400, and the designer tops category alone held 1,159 pieces at $65 to $8,000, median $400.

Resale is what the drop ran out of

A shop that stocks a brand at retail and a counter that resells it are answering different questions. The retail shop has what is in season, and the resale counter has what sold out, which is why the second one is dearer on the pieces people want.

That gap is measurable. Stussy's own Canadian site listed tops with a $60 median on 10 September 2026, while the Toronto resale shelf asked a $250 median for a Stussy top the same day.

So check the brand's own Canadian storefront first. The resale shelf is for the piece that is no longer there, and the Supreme and Stussy shelves print what that costs today.

A resale price is the price of not waiting for the next drop.

What to check before you pay

Condition is stated piece by piece where the shop graded it, and a piece with no grade is ungraded rather than new. Read the grade on the listing, then read the return policy, then ask who authenticated the piece and whether that person is on staff.

Get the answer in writing before the money moves. within counts asking prices on live shelves and never sold prices, and the method is set out on the Toronto Resale Price Index.

Common questions

What are the best streetwear stores in Toronto?

within does not rank shops. This page lists the five that published a Toronto street address on their own websites on 10 September 2026: Kenshi at 99 Yorkville Avenue, Livestock at 112 Spadina Ave, Nomad at L01 310 Spadina Avenue, Utopia at 132 Cumberland Street and WDLT117 at 7 St Thomas Street. Utopia and WDLT117 are on within, and their shelves are counted here rather than described.

Where can you buy Supreme in Toronto?

At a resale counter. On 10 September 2026 within counted 262 Supreme pieces on Toronto boutique shelves at $30 to $2,000, median $300, with hoodies and sweatshirts at a $450 median. Supreme also ships to Canadian addresses from its own site for a flat $20 with the Canadian surcharge included.

Is streetwear cheaper new or resale in Toronto?

New, on anything a brand still stocks. Stussy's own Canadian site held a $60 median on tops on 10 September 2026 against a $250 median for a Stussy top on the Toronto resale shelf the same day. Resale is what sold out, so it carries a premium on the pieces people wanted most.

Sources, all read on 10 September 2026: each shop's own website for its address and hours, Stussy's Canadian product list at ca.stussy.com, Supreme's shipping terms at us.supreme.com, and within's own count of the Toronto shelves at the price guides and the resale index. Nobody paid to be on this page. If a shop has moved or closed, tell us at hello@shopwithin.co and we will fix it.

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