SHOPS & SERVICES
Bespoke Bling
Personalized gifts just got a
little easier, thanks to Links of
London (page 43). The iconic
British brand recently opened a
boutique in Pacific Centre, and
the new store is all about cus-
tomization. Design a Sweetie
bracelet by selecting the
charms, precious metals, and
diamond and gemstone ron-
delles. Mix colours and styles
at the Friendship Bracelet Bar.
Or make any piece unique
with a visit to the Engraving &
Customization Bar. Who knew
thoughtful gifts could be so
simple to find?—Sheri Radford
Stylish & Sustainable
Searching for swimwear that’s as easy on the eyes
as it is on the ocean? Then dive in with Canadian
brand The Saltwater Collective (www.thesaltwater
collective.com). These figure-flattering suits make
a splash, thanks to eco-friendly fabrics woven
from nylon waste like discarded fishing nets. Shop
online or at Zebraclub (page 38).—Jill Von Sprecken
Happy Feet
Need to keep kiddos happy while you’re trekking around town? Tuck their tiny tootsies into Little
Miss and Mr. Men footwear from Native Shoes (page 42). Characters like Mr. Happy, Little Miss
Sunshine and the enthusiastic yet clumsy Mr. Bump adorn vegan kicks that are as comfy as they
are cute. These styles are for wee ones, but grown-ups have no reason to get grumpy: adult options
range from bright prints to golden glitter, so there’s something for kids of all ages.—Chloë Lai
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