Montréal, Mile-End

New address 2022

Everything under the same roof!

It is in the heart of the bustling Mile End district that the new ça va de soi store opened in November 2022, 16 years later after the opening of its flagship store on Laurier Street.

There is a dynamic atmosphere in this space which brings together the design offices, administration, marketing and the warehouse.

Redesigned by the architect firm Philip Hazan in an ingenious spirit of recycling which has made it possible to preserve all the furniture, shelves, initial frames which contribute to nourishing the soul of this new environment.

Only the addition of a new piece of furniture in red marble which sits at the back of the shop, like a sculpture.

Particular attention has been given to avant-garde and state-of-the-art lighting that reproduces natural light.

A new setting that pays tribute to our loyal clientele from our sweet beginnings on Laurier Street with an enhanced and intimate cabin experience.

5156 Saint-Laurent blvd, Montréal (QC) H2T 1R8
+ 1 514 278 6016

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Montreal, Westmount

The portion of Greene Avenue that lies tucked between Sherbrooke St. and Sainte-Catherine St. West, however succinct it may be, has such rare charm that Montrealers can be forgiven for feeling like visitors to their own town. In this streetscape of renowned art galleries, antique stores, and micro-shops, ça va de soi makes a natural, seamless fit, the perfect painting to fill the bare wall.  On October 2015, a new ça va de soi boutique — the sixth — opened its doors at 1361 Greene Avenue. Designed by architect Philip Hazan, the white oak, marble and brass showcase is the elegant and understated embodiment of the brand’s 25 years of experience. 

This 1500 sq ft. space, stacked with cases of the finest cashmere, the most beautiful Mako Egyptian cotton and a rare selection of merino wools, also houses a very unusual laundry counter. As of January, since 2016 it offers a laundry and repair service for your sweaters, scarfs and other favourite pieces. The addition of a coffee counter allows for a complete experience.

1361 Avenue Greene, Westmount (Québec) H3Z 2A5
+ 1 438 386 6833 

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 Ottawa

Housed in a heritage building on Sussex Drive, the ça va de soi storefront is set in the heart of embassy headquarters, a hop, skip and a jump from the National Gallery of Canada, Notre Dame Cathedral Basilica and the vibrant ByWard Market. In this straight-line vernacular architecture dating back to 1850, directly overlooking this esplanade where an actual house façade is hung on one of the limestone walls (Tin House Court), are arranged the most beautiful cottons, wools and cashmeres in the house.

519, Sussex Drive, Ottawa (Ontario) K1N 6Z6 
+ 1 613 789 2828 

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Québec

Nestled at the heart of the quaint rue Saint-Jean, corner côte du Palais, a stone's throw from Quebec City's Old Port, the boutique in Quebec's capital city features a space very similar to that of the flagship store, located on Laurier Avenue in Montreal. Intimate and welcoming, the shop is dressed up in warm wood cabinets arranged above an intriguing, intertwined configuration. Reproduces here is the very distinctive European shopping experience.

1154 Rue St-Jean, Québec (Québec) G1R 1S4 
+ 1 418 692 0077 

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Toronto

In the quadrangle encased by the streets of Yorkville and Cumberland, Bay Street and Queen’s Park emerges the very unique charm of Old York Lane. On this very Parisian micro-artery walkway is the most recent location of ça va de soi. Nothing short of a luminous, inviting - almost silky – cocoon.

138, Cumberland Street, Unit 5, Old York Lane, Toronto (Ontario) M5R 1A6
+ 1 416 929 5353 

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