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Montreal, Québec
Gay Village designer men's boutique: Andrew Christian to Lacoste
Boutique Osez is one of the Gay Village's most upscale menswear stores, on the corner of Rue Wolfe and Sainte-Catherine Est, a short walk from the Beaudry and Berri-UQAM Metro stops. The racks run to designer labels — Diesel, G-Star Raw, Lacoste, Superdry, Kuwalla Tee — alongside underwear and swimwear lines, so it's where Village locals shop for a going-out fit without the department-store markup. Under new ownership since 2020, it has kept its reputation as the neighborhood's go-to for name brands, and it's open seven days a week with later hours Thursday and Friday for after-work browsing. If you're visiting and want one good piece to take home from the Village, this is the practical first stop on Sainte-Catherine.
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