The Gabardine is located in the heart of the Financial District at Bay and Richmond. I came here for the first time on my own around three on a Thursday afternoon. I was expecting it to be pretty ...

The word 'gabardine' is of European origin, referring to a loose cloak worn in the Middle Ages. Traditionally, the fibre used to make the fabric was worsted wool or cotton. These days, texturised ...

Hanging on the spare, white walls are framed newspaper clippings and advertisements—including, of course, an old Eaton’s ad for men’s gabardine wool coats. The June issue of Toronto Life ...

They’re as ubiquitous in Toronto as delivery vehicles parked in bike lanes Toronto menus are filling up with luxe, light and irreverent takes on the classic starter. The basic components are the..

Not very chic. Unlike its vulcanised rubber counterpart, gabardine’s fibres were individually waterproofed before weaving, making it lightweight, comfortable and considerably less sweaty.

Prada, who has been particularly committed to providing weather-ready yet stylish pieces, has released its new Gabardine Après Ski Boots. Outfitted with a sports meets technical style ...

The Gabardine will have its last service on October 31, according to an Instagram post. The cozy cocktail spot has long been a respite from the hustle and bustle of the Financial District.

This is the eighth and final part of How To Open a Restaurant, an occasional series about the realities of opening a restaurant in Toronto. Last time we looked at building the team. To close the ...