Question:
Alternative Montreal Shopping Clothes and Fabrics
V
2008-08-02 01:06:22 UTC
I'm taking a short vacation to Montreal in a bit and have searched the internet but found no real results, hopefully a local will know.

I'm trying to figure out which street is good for alternative/punk/rockabilly shopping. ie. not what you would find in your everyday mall. (all of the tourism montreal sites call a few streets "trendy" so I don't know which street is *my* kind of trendy)

and if there are any fabric stores that sell modern-retro and alternative fabrics?

Thanks in advance!
Four answers:
MinLo
2008-08-05 07:07:45 UTC
Hi, I would agree with the person that said Sherbrooke metro and go to St Laurent. I think St Laurent is probably your best bet. I also think Mont Royal metro is fun, but it is more boho hippy type stuff. There are also some goth stores around there (I know not really what you described, but they're still fun to look in).
anonymous
2016-05-24 08:31:13 UTC
Forever 21 Rue 21 Charlotte Russe Wet Seal Hollister H&M Tillys Pacsun Body Central Zumiez Urban Outfiters
demaissoneuve
2008-08-02 22:10:40 UTC
Get off the Metro at Sherbrook station. Walk one block West to the Main (St Laurent). Walking up North, there are a lot of places that you are looking for.



And the area is just one heck of a place to spend time.
Chris R
2008-08-02 11:34:51 UTC
Take the Montreal subway (called the "metro") green line to Station Beaudry. Get outside and locate Ste-Catharine street. You'll be in the gay village which has many of the kinds of shops you describe.


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