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Fashion Alberta Development and Trade Economic Fashion Alberta Development And Trade CAN'ADIANA MESSAGE FROM THE MINISTER - MAY 1 1987 It gives me great pleasure to present the first directory ever compiled to document Alberta’s exciting and multifaceted fashion industry. The diversity and range of products represented by the companies listed within is indicative of the unlimited opportunities open to the investor in this sector. Representing $1.2 billion in annual revenues, Alberta’s fashion industry is a major force in the province’s economy and a major building block of our economic diversification. More than 40,000 people are directly employed in the industry, while the job of at least one in every 10 Albertans is directly or indirectly dependent on the production, distribution or sale of wearing apparel and accessories. Many of Alberta’s most creative fashion designers have achieved international status and have had their talents recognized in the world’s major fashion centres. The province’s fashion retailers enjoy a population base that spends more per capita on clothing and footwear than residents of any other Canadian province. And, Alberta clothing and footwear manufacturers have the advantage of an infrastructure that features a large, skilled labor force and a government open to free enterprise. I salute the initiative, drive and creativity of all the people and companies that have played a part in building Alberta’s fashion industry. And, to companies looking for new opportunities in the industry, I say without hesitation the opportunities to be found in Alberta are unlimited. Larry R. Shaben Minister ; This page, left to right: Jeans and jacket, Number Eleven hat, Smithbilt. Skirt, jacket and accessories, Number Eleven. Jeans and jacket, Number Eleven. Skirt, jacket and accessories, Number Eleven. Above: Jean jacket, suede wrap, leather mini skirt and bangles, Number Eleven; gloves, Saddle Craft; watch, Mask; earings, Mano. Left: Jacket, Sprung; turtleneck, Domini; gloves, bridle and blanket, Saddle Craft. Left to right: Black cowboy shirt, Caravan; tan leather tassle jacket, Caribou. Red shirt, Caravan; black tassle jacket and boots, Caribou; gloves, Saddle Craft. White blouse, Caravan; blanket and ropes, Saddle Craft. ; ShRbm Leather jacket with sheepskin trim, Treen Leathers gloves and bridle, Saddle Craft. Jewellery by Po Design. Photography - Brenda Bastell Make-up -Ron Kershaw Bangles and bracelets by Jennifer Poon. EMBELLISH Left to right: Blue, yellow and red two-piece ski suit, Sun Ice; sunglasses, Domini. Green metallic one- piece suit, Azure; sunglasses, Mask. Yellow jacket and blue pants, Sun Ice; sunglasses, Domini. Jackets by Calberta; sunglasses, Domini; watch, Mask. Jacket, Sprung, gloves, Saddle Craft; sunglasses, Mask. ; Left: Sweat suit, Connie’s Sweatshop blue, green, white, red horse ropes and red beret, Saddle Craft; watch, Mask. Right: Sweat suit, Connie’s Sweatshop; sunglasses, Mask. Left: Body suit and leggings, Body Things. Right: Checkered leggings, white leggings and one-piece body suit, Body Things. Silver three-piece: skirt, camisole and blouse, Michele Mitchell; earings and necklace, Po Design. Left: Black dress with bow, Lisa Williams; bangles and earings, Mask. Right: Fuschia dress, Lisa Williams; bangles and earings, Mask. Left: Red jacket, red polar bear shirt, grey wool pants and leather hat, Stanley Carroll; pin, Mask. Right: Jacket and top, Stanley Carroll; leather hat and pin, Mask. FASHION DIRECTORY CONTENTS i Retailers 91 Designers in Modelling 3 Women’s Clothing 95 Manufacturers Agencies 31 Men’s Clothing 97 Women’s Clothing 45 Children’s Clothing 99 Men’s Clothing 52 Miscellaneous 101 Children’s Clothing 56 Footwear 102 Miscellaneous 68 Fur and Leather 103 Footwear 70 Jewellery 104 Fur and Leather 83 Western Wear 105 Jewellery 86 Sportswear 108 Western Wear 109 Sportswear FASHION DIRECTORY RETAIL lbertans, like other North have seen the development international chains. However, Americans, spend more on also of other major urban Alberta is home to many very clothing than they do on cars. shopping centres, as well as successful independents which In fact, over the past five years the recent redevelopment of have carved an attractive niche more has been spent per capita downtown malls into upscale for themselves in the “high on clothing, footwear and retail fashion centres. end’’ of the market with high other accessories in Alberta As is the case for most quality, specialized items. In than in any other province. retail groups across Canada, fact, this area of Alberta’s Alberta’s retail fashion some 70 per cent of Alberta’s retail sector offers the greatest scene is a vibrant one, apparel and accessories trade potential for growth and enhanced by the development is represented by national and unlimited opportunity for the of the world famous West entrepreneur. Edmonton Mall, with over 800 retail outlets. Recent years 2nd Street Bridal Addition-Elle Antels Army & Navy Dept. Store | 10127- 102 St. Chinook Shopping Centre 58 Bonnie Doon Shopping Ltd. Edmonton, Alberta Calgary, Alberta Centre I, 1107 - 33 St. NE T5J 0W3 T2H 0K9 Edmonton, Alberta Calgary, Alberta (403) 423-2785 (403) 252-5155 T6C 4E3 T2A 5N9 (403) 469-5175 (403) 248-6660 A & M Store Ltd. Addition Elle D. Douglas, Manager E. Gerhart, Manager Box 690 Bower Place Shopping Mall 121-6 Ave. Red Deer, Alberta Antels Ashbees Thorhild, Alberta T4R 1N9 336 Southgate Shopping 205 - 5 Ave. SW TOA 3J0 (403) 342-4188 Centre Calgary, Alberta (403) 398-3687 Mrs. Badle, Manager 5 1 Ave. & 1 1 1 Street T2P 2V7 M. Popil, Manager Edmonton, Alberta (403) 233-7711 Alia T6H 4M6 Tibar Uhrik, Manager A A Apparel Holdings Ltd. H227 West Edmonton Mall (403)434-2413 29 Gravenhurst Cres. Edmonton, Alberta Gayle Martin, Manager Atkins H.H. Co. Ltd. Sherwood Park, Alberta T5T 3J9 Box 69 T8A 3C3 (403) 487-8542 Antels Cardston, Alberta (403) 464-4165 Rey Desmarais, Manager Londonderry Shopping Centre I T0K 0K0 137 Ave. & 66 Street (403) 653-3242 Addition Elle Alia Edmonton, Alberta Bert Gibb 1210 West Edmonton Mall, 246 Heritage Mall T5C 3C8 Phase I 23 Ave. & 111 Street (403) 473-6260 Austrian Elegance Edmonton, Alberta Edmonton, Alberta Josephine Munsterman, Box 2466 j T5T 3J7 T6j 5E5 Manager West Edmonton Mall Phase III (403) 444-2049 (403) 438-9075 Edmonton, Alberta Morena Vickers, Manager Ann Tancowny, Manager Antels T5T 4M2 56 Edmonton Centre (403)444-1482 Addition Elle Alia Edmonton, Alberta Mrs. Moser, Owner 166 Heritage Mall B127 Westmount Shopping T5J 2Y8 Edmonton, Alberta Centre (403)420-1428 Avanti Fashions T6J 5E5 Edmonton, Alberta Linda Klatt, Manager 5008 - 50 St. (403) 438-4162 T5M 3L7 Lloydminster, Alberta Nicole Le Mathe, Manager (403) 451-6513 Anuka Boutique T9V0M1 Cindie Robertson, Manager Marlborough Mall (403) 875-4488 Addition Elle Calgary, Alberta Lynn Forbes, Manager 192 Kingsway Garden Mall Alia T2A 5S6 Edmonton, Alberta 1 58B Kingsway Garden Mall (403) 272-8665 Avorio T5G 3A6 109 Princess Elizabeth Ave. Bev Nix, Manager Fashion for Women (403) 471-6865 Edmonton, Alberta Manulife Place Leslie Goldstein, Manager T5G 3A6 Armstrong A C Ltd. Main Fir., 10180-101 St. (403)471-4798 Box 70 Edmonton, Alberta Addition Elle 923 - 2 Ave. T5J 3S4 404 Londonderry Mall All the Rage Wainwright, Alberta (403) 424-6818 Edmonton, Alberta Box 411 T0B 4P0 Jennifer Leavitt, Manager T5C 2C8 232 - 24 St. (403) 842-3154 (403) 476-3266 Fort Macleod, Alberta Norm Coleman, Manager BBS Department Store T0L 0Z0 Box 391 3 Addition Elle (403) 553-3525 Army & Navy Dept. Store Willingdon, Alberta - R2 19 West Edmonton Mall, J. Vanwaardhuizen, Manager 10411 82 Avenue T0B 4R0 Phase III Edmonton, Alberta (403) 367-2776 Edmonton, Alberta Antels T6E 2A1 J. Chacko, Manager T5T 4M2 West Edmonton Mall, Phase I (403) 433-5503 (403) 444-3084 8770- 170 St. B H Emporium Patricia Earle, Manager Edmonton, Alberta Army & Navy Dept. Store 901 -64 Ave. NE T5T 3J7 10350- 97 St. Calgary, Alberta Addition EUe (403)444-1231 Edmonton, Alberta T2E 7P4 Sunridge Mall T5J0M1 (403) 274-3830 Calgary, Alberta Antels (403)424-0466 Marie Koochin T1Y 5T4 West Edmonton Mall, Phase III (403) 285-3522 Edmonton, Alberta Laurie MacDonald, Manager T5T 3J7 (403) 444-1432 i B H Emporium Bay, The Below The Belt Bernada Fashions Northwood Mall Market Mall 1508 West Edmonton Mall Pennylane Mall 9402 - 135 St. Calgary, Alberta Edmonton, Alberta 513 -8 Ave. SW Edmonton, Alberta T3A 0E2 T5T 4M2 Calgary, Alberta T5E 509 (403) 286-1220 (403) 444-1447 T2P 1G3 (403) 478-3290 (403) 263-2560 Bay, The Below The Belt Bernada Vrbancie, Owner B H Emporium Southcentre Mall 330 Londonderry Mall 241 Heritage Mall Calgary, Alberta 66 St. and 137 Ave. Bernada Fashions Edmonton, Alberta T2J 3V1 Edmonton, Alberta Toronto Dominion Square Mall T6j 5E5 (403) 278-9520 T5C 3C8 Calgary, Alberta (403)438-3051 (403) 473-1490 T2P 2Y9 Caroline Befus, Manager Bay, The (403) 264-6373 Deerfoot Mall Below The Belt Bernada Vrbancie, Owner B H Emporium Calgary, Alberta #128 Heritage Mall 33 Southgate Shopping Centre T2E 7P4 2323 - 1 1 1 St. Berscht J V & Sons Edmonton, Alberta (403) 275-6600 Edmonton, Alberta (Innisfail) Ltd T6H 4M6 T6j 5E5 Box 1569 (403) 434-9456 Beau Monde (403) 437—3042 5003 - 50 St. Val Williams, Manager 209 Sunridge Mall Innisfail, Alberta Calgary, Alberta Below the Belt Store TOM 1A0 B H Emporium T1Y 5T4 (Calgary) Ltd. (403) 227-3366 West Edmonton Mall, Phase I (403) 293-1859 250 Scotia Centre Mike Delaney, Manager Edmonton, Alberta Leslie MacDonald, Manager Calgary, Alberta T5T 3J7 T2W 2P3 Betty Ann Shoppe (403)444-1965 Beau Monde Fashions (403) 237-5733 Box 537 Cori Tetzlaff, Manager 2143 West Edmonton Mall, 107 - 2 Ave. S. Phase II Below the Belt Store Vulcan, Alberta B H Emporium Edmonton, Alberta (Calgary) Ltd. T0L 2B0 West Edmonton Mall, Phase III T5T 4J2 #1227 Chinook Shopping (403) 485-2358 Edmonton, Alberta (403)444-1020 Centre Jene Waskiewich, Manager T5T 4M2 Susan Meister, Manager Calgary, Alberta (403) 444-1997 T2H 0K3 Betty’s Shoppe Wendy, Manager Beau Tailors Ltd.
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