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Toronto, Ontario
Gay-owned Church Street boutique and barbershop, since 1999.
Open since 2014, The Men's Room is a gay-owned shop in the Church-Wellesley Village that splits its space between a fashion-and-fetish boutique up front and a working barbershop in the back. The retail side runs from streetwear to leather, neoprene, harnesses, and jockstraps, plus gear for puppy play and bondage and drag essentials like heels and wigs — the kind of one-stop spot that's hard to find outside a major-city gayborhood. The barbershop handles fades, straight-razor shaves, and beard work, with barbers who know their queer clientele. It also functions as a neighborhood node for the scene: a ticket outlet for local fetish and circuit parties, and one of three Men's Room locations alongside Montreal and Chicago. Come in for a haircut, leave with a harness and tickets to whatever's happening that weekend. It's a practical anchor on Church Street, not a novelty.
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