Henri Henri

Montréal


Going strong since 1932, this classy millinery sells an impressive assortment of hats, including top global brands such as Stetson, Akubra and Kangol, as well as the Henri Henri house brand. You'll also find gloves, scarves, suspenders and other gentlemanly attire.

Curious historical footnote: between 1950 and 1970, Henri Henri used to award a free hat to a hockey player who scored three goals or more in a match at the Montréal Forum.


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