Indochino Toronto

Indochino Toronto refers to Indochino’s made-to-measure menswear showrooms in the Toronto area, where customers can book appointments for measurements and custom garment design. This page provides an honest overview of Indochino Toronto reviews, locations, and what to expect before booking an appointment.

Indochino Toronto locations

If you are looking for a custom suit in the GTA, you have likely already decided on Indochino. They are the volume leader for a reason. But here is the problem most Toronto buyers face: Indochino is a franchise-like experience.

The service you get at the chaotic Yorkdale mall location on a Saturday is radically different from the experience at the King Street flagship on a Tuesday morning.

I have audited the current state of Indochino’s Toronto footprint to help you choose the right chair for your fitting—and how to get the best price before you walk in the door.

⚠️ The “Walk-In” Tax Warning

Do not just walk into the showroom. If you walk in without an appointment, you risk two things: being turned away (especially at Yorkdale) and missing out on online-only promo codes.

The Hack: Book your appointment online, but check my Coupon Page first. If you find a valid 2026 coupon code, you can often ask the Style Guide to apply it to your profile during the measurement session.

The Toronto Landscape: Which Showroom is For You?

As of 2026, the Toronto market is anchored by three primary hubs. Each has a distinct “vibe” that will affect your final product.

1. King Street East (The Flagship)

Location: 143 King St E (Near St. Lawrence Market)
The Vibe: This is “Headquarters.” It feels like a proper tailor shop—high ceilings, quieter atmosphere, and generally the most experienced “Style Guides.”
Best For: Wedding parties, “hard-to-fit” body types, and anyone who wants to see the full range of fabric rolls (they keep more physical stock here than at malls).
The Auditor’s Verdict: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (Best Experience).
Logistics: Parking is a nightmare. Take the 504 King streetcar or the Subway to King Station (short walk).

2. Yorkdale Shopping Centre

Location: Near the Tesla showroom / Holt Renfrew wing.
The Vibe: High energy, high volume, high stress. This location churns through appointments.
The Risk: On weekends, the staff are often double-booked. A rushed measurement session is the #1 cause of “remakes.”
Best For: Convenience if you live in North York; picking up finished garments.
The Auditor’s Verdict: ⭐⭐⭐ (Convenient but risky).
Insider Tip: Book the 10:00 AM slot on a Tuesday or Wednesday. Avoid weekends at all costs.

3. Square One (Mississauga)

Location: Level 2, near Simons.
The Vibe: A middle ground. Less chaotic than Yorkdale, but less “premium” than King St.
Best For: West End residents (Etobicoke/Mississauga/Oakville).
The Auditor’s Verdict: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ (Solid choice).

Indochino Toronto reviews — what customers say

The “Toronto Timeline”: What to Actually Expect

Forget the generic “3 weeks” promise on the website. Here is the real 2026 timeline for the GTA:

The Measurement (Day 0): You get measured. Crucial: Wear a dress shirt and dress shoes to your appointment. Do not wear a hoodie. It throws off the collar measurements.
Production (Weeks 1-3): Your pattern is digitally generated and cut in the Dayang Group facility in Dalian, China.
Shipping (Week 3-4): Indochino ships via DHL/FedEx directly to your door (or the showroom).
- Note: In 2026, shipping to Toronto is incredibly fast, often beating the estimated date.
The Final Fitting (Week 4):This is mandatory. Put the suit on. If it’s not perfect, book a “Fit Check” at King St East (they have the best in-house tailors for alterations).
- Allowance: Indochino covers up to $75 USD (approx $100 CAD) of local tailoring if you can’t make it to a showroom.

Service: Toronto showrooms are generally described as professional and appointment-driven, with staff guiding fabric choice and fit preferences.
Customization: Customers frequently mention wide customization options, especially for suits, shirts, and wedding attire.
Fit consistency: Experiences vary — accurate measurements lead to good results, while some customers require follow-up alterations.

Indochino Toronto showrooms operate as fitting and design studios rather than traditional retail stores.

Who Indochino Toronto is best suited for

Customers seeking made-to-measure suits without bespoke pricing
Professionals buying their first custom suit
Wedding parties coordinating multiple outfits

Customers needing immediate tailoring or luxury-level craftsmanship may prefer traditional bespoke tailors.

FAQ

Is the “Premium” fabric worth the extra $150 CAD?

For a daily workhorse suit? No. The basic “Essential” (Super 100s) wool is more durable for the TTC commute/Go Train grind. Only upgrade to the “Milano” or “Highbridge” lines if it’s for your own wedding.

Do they do alterations on-site?

Yes, but only for minor tweaks (hem pants, shorten sleeves). If the jacket shoulders are wrong, they have to trigger a “Remake” (send it back to China), which adds another 3 weeks. This is why picking the King St location matters—better measurements mean fewer remakes.

Is there a “Hidden” duty fee for Canadians?

No. Unlike ordering from some US-only brands, Indochino has a Canadian corporate presence. The price you see at checkout includes the duties. You just pay the HST.

Indochino Toronto vs other locations

As one of Indochino’s earliest and largest markets, Toronto plays a central role in the brand’s showroom network. The overall experience is comparable to other major cities such as New York or Vancouver, with differences mainly in location convenience rather than process.

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