If you needed an excuse to make a trip to Montreal, this is it. Fashion retailer SHEIN is bringing a three-storey pop-up experience to the city for two weekends.
Mark your calendars for July 30, 2025, because the massively popular brand will open its doors to the public for a limited time only.
What to expect
It was curated with Quebec shoppers in mind, featuring items from women’s and men’s fashion to home, beauty, accessories, and more. And to top it off, the Montreal edition will feature creative nods to the local market. Expect experiences and visual storytelling inspired by the city’s culture and style.
It’s not one to miss. The fun doesn’t end there. This pop-up will also feature the largest selection of SHEIN’s premium Trend Stores ever showcased in Quebec.
As for its popular brands, here’s what to expect:
“Pop-ups give us a chance to show that SHEIN is more than what you see on your screen,” says Shirley Yuan, Head of Marketing, SHEIN Canada.
“Montreal shoppers will get to explore some of our more elevated collections up close – from premium wardrobe staples to curated home and beauty finds – while still experiencing the accessibility and variety we’re known for. It’s about showing the depth of the brand as we continue to grow in Canada.”
Perks
To make your whole trip worthwhile (as if SHEIN shopping isn’t enticing enough), there will be in-store perks and up to 30% off select purchases.
And to top it off, customers will receive exclusive gifts with purchase while supplies last. The fun doesn’t end there.
As a special bonus, the first 100 shoppers every day who share a public post from the pop-up on Instagram or TikTok will get a limited-edition Montreal tote bag.
Live your influencer life AND show your wardrobe some love. Will you be making the trip?
SHEIN Montreal Pop-up
When: July 30 to Aug. 3, 2025 and Aug. 8 to Aug. 10, 2025
Time: From 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., every day and 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Sundays
Where: 1420 Stanley St., Montreal, Que.
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