Though it came to Montreal in 1910, Holt Renfrew
has operated since 1937 in a distinctive early-modern
edifice that wouldn't look out of place in Miami Beach
Holt Renfrew & Co., Ltd. (1910/1937)
1300 Sherbroke St. West (at Mountain)
Montreal, P.Q., Canada
MONTREAL STORE DIRECTORY
Street Floor
Gloves • Hosiery • Handbags • Fine Jewellery • Costume Jewellery • Small Leathers • Millinery • Accessories • Cosmetics • Perfumes • Gift Collections
The Men’s Shops Men’s Accessories • Men’s Furnishings • Men’s Sportswear • Men’s Clothing • Men’s Shoes
Rue Montaigne Gourmet Shop
Second Floor
Sportswear • Blouses • Sweaters • Millinery Salon • Wig Salon • HR's Boutique • Christian Dior Boutique
Third Floor
Fashion Salon Dresses • Coats • Suits
Shoe Salon • Cachet • Bridal Salon • Fur Salon
Fourth Floor
The 1300 Collection • Ports International
Miss Renfrew Miss Renfrew Prêt-à-Porter • Miss Renfrew Sportswear
Fifth Floor
Little Girls • Big Girls • Little Boys • Big Boys • Children • Children's Shoes • Toys
Sixth Floor
Intimate Apparel • Corsetry Salon • Salon de Beauté
BRANCH STORES
Ottawa (1942)
182 Queen Street/
Chateau Laurier hotel
Dorval Gardens (1954)
Centre Rockland (1959)
Mount Royal
Les Galleries d'Anjou (1968)
The 1300 Sherbrooke St. W. Holt Renfrew store will be closing soon. Holt Renfrew merged with Ogilvy on Ste-Catherine St. W. and a 250,000 square foot 'Holt Renfrew Ogilvy' flagship store will open once COVID-19 is under control and stores can open to the public. It's a bit sad that the old Holts on Sherbrooke St. will close though the new Holt Renfrew Ogilvy will be spectacular. The old Holts involved connecting the 1937 building to an office building by building behind three historic townhomes on Sherbrooke Street that housed Hermes, Dior and Gucci boutiques. Fun fact, about a decade ago Holt Renfrew proposed expanding the Sherbrooke Street store to nearly 200,000 square feet in a huge redevelopment (that would have maintained the 1937 building) though it never happened after a leadership and strategy shift. Holts is now very upscale, similar to Neiman Marcus if not more so.
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