About the Spacing Store

 

Since 2004, Spacing magazine has been creating unique Toronto-centric merchandise, including the now iconic Toronto Subway Station buttons and magnets.

In December 2013, we opened a holiday pop-up shop, Torontopia, in the Queen & Bathurst area to test out the idea of a permanent basis. With overwhelming positive feedback, we embarked on a true brick-and-mortar store. After much searching, we opened the Spacing Store opened on November 21, 2014 at 401 Richmond.

The Spacing Store has become to the go-to location for authentic merchandise that captures the spirit of Toronto and its neighbourhoods. We work directly with designers, artists, and makers who are producing unique objects that celebrate our city.

The Spacing Store has been named the city's Best Unique Gift Shop in 2015 and Best Place to Find Unique Gifts in 2017 by BlogTO readers. The Globe and Mail says, "Spacing makes you believe in a better city," and the National Post called our subway buttons "the local fashion statement of the year."

WANT TO SELL STUFF IN OUR STORE?

We're always looking for new vendors and new products. Send us an email to store@spacingstore.ca with details of your product (photos, wholesale price, delivery timeline. etc). Please do keep in mind the focus of our store is strictly Toronto and urbanism themed and we are not interested in unsolicited items.

GIFT GUIDE OR MEDIA APPEARANCE?
Items from the Spacing Store are often gift guide-worthy. If you wish to showcase some of the products we offer, contact store@spacingstore.ca and we'll be happy to share high-quality images with you or make them available to your photo team. Our staff are also great guests for your media outlet, whether you're looking for someone to talk about specific Toronto merchandise or to discuss issues around tourism retail.


Spacing acknowledges the land we are using for our business is located on the traditional territory of many nations including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat peoples and is now home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. We also acknowledge that Toronto is covered by Treaty 13 with the Mississaugas of the Credit.