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OTH William Gray

Nestled in the expansive and modernist Hotel William Gray, at 421 Saint-Vincent, OTH’s Old Montreal outpost represents an evolution of the OTH experience, geared towards a more mature customer who grew up shopping Downtown.

Lined with Aimé Leon Dore, Needles, Stone Island, Napa by Martine Rose, Aries Arise, Paria Farzaneh, Engineered Garments, Reigning Champ and a tightly curated selection of brands, you’ll build a more refined wardrobe here, one piece at a time.

OTH William Gray is about a way of life, not just clothing; which is why it’s also home to our favourite accessories, apothecary goods, homewares, and reading material. If you’re looking for the latest copy of 032c or Monocle, you’ll be able to find it at OTH William Gray, alongside home goods from the likes of Lola James Harper and Snow Peak.

The store is at the heart of a veritable neighbourhood renaissance, and, guided by a desire to offer more than just a shopping experience in Old Montreal, the staff will gladly help you pick out a restaurant or café in the area after they’ve helped you pick out a new outfit.

OTH St-Laurent (Opening September 1st)

The latest addition to the OTH family was born out of a desire to create a space more in touch with Montreal’s vibrant artistic community. Where better to do that than on Saint-Laurent, on the north side of Parc du Portugal, a stone’s throw from Leonard Cohen’s former residence, and in the heart of the city’s famously artistic Plateau Mont-Royal.

Entirely modular, this space shifts on a weekly basis, offering a new experience to customers almost every time they walk through the door. On the second floor, you’ll find a gallery space, where OTH showcases artists new and old, from Montreal and abroad. As OTH grew, clothing started occupying the space we once used as a gallery. In a way, OTH St-Laurent is us going back to our roots in 1999 and reconnecting culture, art, and fashion in a meaningful way.