First-ever Tim Hortons retail store coming to Toronto in November

Shopping for the Tim fan in your life will get a little easier for people in the Toronto area when the chain’s first-ever retail store opens at the Eaton Centre soon.

The TimShop, an extension of the similarly named online store launched in September 2023, will be a pop-up location opening in early November and operating until “roughly the end of December,” according to a company spokesperson.

The store will sell the same items available online for the same prices, “along with some exclusive items.”

“The retail shop will allow shoppers to experience our merchandise in person, try items on, and there will be a range of items at different price points for holiday gifts,” the spokesperson said.

As reported by 6ix Retail , the store is located in a former Bentley location next to a Bell Store on the first level of the mall, off of Yonge Street.

When it first launched ahead of National Coffee Day in 2023 , TimShop.ca featured a mix of apparel that included retro and modern branded t-shirts and sweaters. Also available are select coffee and tea products.

A retro merchandise line in celebration of Tim Hortons 60th anniversary was added in March 2024 , featuring more clothing and sundry collectables like coffee cups, a lunchbox, decorative throw pillows, a pen set, a keychain and notebooks.

A few months later, a line of dog and cat toys was released, some of which are now restocked online after initially selling out.

The most recent new arrivals online are Halloween-themed items — including a costume for kids and one for dogs — a Tims Barbie Hoodie and a selection of new unisex sweaters, shirts and hats.

Today, all the products are listed under one of four collections: Workwear, Tims Canada, Retro and Varsity.

News of the retail location comes about a week after Tims announced a new partnership with Canadian Tire that allows customers to link their Triangle and Tims Rewards accounts to earn Canadian Tire money on eligible purchases at Tims.

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