Ex Voto sits just south of the Little Italy arches, but its spirit feels more global-local hybrid than strictly Montreal. Since 2014, this independent Rosemont boutique has carved out a niche blending gently used women’s wear with sharp, ethically produced goods from local creators and a few international artists. The shop’s split personality works: one side thrift, the other gift shop, with feminist tees, screen-printed accessories, handmade jewelry, ceramics, and even houseplants on offer.
It’s not just curated—it’s curated with conviction. Zero-waste practices, cleaned and frozen vintage garments (yes, frozen), and a focus on supporting small-batch makers make the space feel more like a lifestyle manifesto than just a place to shop. Ex Voto doesn’t scream for attention, but it doesn’t play it safe either. From Solange tees to glass straws, it’s a solid bet when you need a statement piece, a quick gift, or just a reminder that buying better is possible.
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