‘WHITE HOUSE | BLACK MARKET’ OPENS FIRST CANADIAN STORES THIS MONTH

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White House | Black Market opens its first Canadian stores this month, and these are the three locations and their opening dates: 

All three of these malls are managed by landlord Oxford Properties


For those unfamiliar, White House | Black Market is a popular, moderately-priced American womenswear retailer owned by Chico’s FAS Inc. It is known for its ‘slimming’ clothing (some were featured on Oprah) and targets females in the 30-55 age range. It plays on variations of white-and-black clothing styles. 


We first reported on the company’s Canadian entry last March. 


White House | Black Market is expected to open more Canadian stores in 2014, and we’ll update you when we learn the locations. 


[White House | Black Market website]

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