967 Queen Street West, Toronto, ON 647.344.4703

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Boxing Day!

Fawn Boxing Day Sale!

20% - 50% off selected items.

December 26, 2011 from 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Happy Shopping!

Happy Holidays!

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!

Wishing all a very safe and happy holiday, and best wishes for 2012.

We will be closed Christmas eve at 4:00 p.m. and on Christmas Day. We will re-open on Monday December 26 for boxing day at 10:00 a.m.

Fawn LOVES Aesa.

Four coats to keep you warm this winter.

Bundle up with Clyde.

Clyde is a small, slow knitwear project. All pieces are made and felted by hand, from the highest quality natural fibers in small batches. Each is also unique, with the attendant variations that come from items made by hands. The element that allows the existence of the fleeting paradigm of “the more they’re worn, the better they look.”

Mary Meyer Graphics for Fall.

Handmade in New York and featuring Mary Meyer’s signature custom prints, her clothing is inspired by a wide range of sources, including African textiles, Japanese dye techniques, quilts, pop art, the beach, wheat pasted punk flyers, 90s goth culture, and 80s graphic tees.

Audrey Hepburn and her Fawn.

We love Audrey Hepburn even more upon discovering that she had a pet fawn. Audrey named her fawn Pippin. Audrey received Pippin as a gift by Mel Ferrer, after experiencing a miscarriage.

FAWN loves Hansel from Basel.

Hansel from Basel is an independent legwear company based in Los Angeles, California.

Inspired by the small details of everyday life, we strive to create tasteful and spirited socks, tights, and accessories.

Gift giving and keeping warm just got easier.

Available in store now.

Michelle Ross

New to Fawn is jewellery by homegrown talent, Michelle Ross.

Michelle has extensive training and experience in fashion. She studied textiles at Nova Scotia College of Art and Design University and then moved to England to continue her studies at London College of Fashion. An internship at Erdem soon followed. It was in London that Michelle launched her own line, consisting of both jewellery and clothing. You can see her debut collection here. Michelle has since moved back to Toronto where she continues to grow the line and her fan base.

The jewellery is made from semi-precious stones and metals juxtaposed with glass, ceramics and vintage findings. The outcome is bold and distinct pieces that manage to easily integrate into any wardrobe. Drop by Fawn this weekend to have a look!