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Vintage shirts and a rust plaid wool shirt-jacket with wooden buttons on a chrome clothing rack in front of a brick wall

Vintage / Mile End

Ribotti Vintage

SKI SUIT SEASON

Mile End vintage shop built around retro ski gear, windbreakers and 1976 Olympics posters, with its own recycled sunglasses line.

From home
12 min drive
5.22 km. Walk 70 min
Spend
$$$$
Browsing free; clothing prices not published
Our dates
Open Tue-Thu. Mon holiday hours unconfirmed
Give it 30-45 min
Website

Mood photo, not this exact place.Photo: Anastasiya Badun, Unsplash License

The verdict

Go if you want old-school sports outerwear with a Montréal accent, and the timing is right: mid-October is when ski jackets and winter coats start to make sense. It sits on a Saint-Laurent stretch with several other vintage shops, so it works as one stop on a crawl. The catch is that Monday is Thanksgiving and holiday hours are unconfirmed, and the site shows no clothing prices.

  • Retro ski suits, jackets and windbreakers
  • Featured in Tourisme Montréal vintage guide
  • Sits among other vintage shops on Saint-Laurent

Vibe check

casual/low key

Best forretro sports outerwear, Igloofest-style winter gear, Montréal 1976 Olympics memorabilia

What it costs

$$$$Browsing free; clothing prices not published

No clothing prices on the site. Only listed prices are accessories and decor ($18-$125, e.g. Remake sunglasses $50, Olympic posters $115-125, all shown sold out). Tier is a rough guess for vintage outerwear.

Our estimate from posted prices, CAD, before tax and tip. Québec purchases carry the 5% federal GST plus the 9.975% Québec Sales Tax (QST, TVQ in French): 14.975% combined on taxable items. Tourisme Montréal: it is customary to tip restaurant servers, taxi drivers and hairdressers 15% of the bill, before taxes. Bellhops, porters and doormen generally get at least $2 per bag or service; coffee and food counters often have a tip cup by the register.

On our dates

Sun-Wed 11am-6pm, Thu 11am-7pm, Fri 10am-7pm, Sat 10am-6pm

  1. Mon 12Maybe11am to 6pmThanksgiving: holiday hours unconfirmed
  2. Tue 13Open11am to 6pm
  3. Wed 14Open11am to 6pm
  4. Thu 15Open11am to 7pm

Thanksgiving MondayNo holiday or Action de grâce notice on official site as of Oct 8; site defers to Google listing for exceptional hours.

Full week
Mon11am to 6pm
Tue11am to 6pm
Wed11am to 6pm
Thu11am to 7pm
Fri10am to 7pm
Sat10am to 6pm
Sun11am to 6pm

Site tells visitors to check the Google listing for special or exceptional hours.

Hours from the venue's own listing, checked Oct 8, 2026.

What it's good for

Yes for a short stop if you like vintage sportswear; skip if you only want denim or Y2K.

Best time
Tue-Thu, daytime
Time needed
30-45 min
Cost
Browsing free; clothing prices not published
Weather
Indoor; good in drizzle.
This season
Ski and winter outerwear is the strength; fall is a good time.

Good forski suits and retro jackets, windbreakers and sportswear, vintage Igloofest toques and fleece, recycled-plastic sunglasses, 1976 Olympics posters

Pair it with

  • RUSE, 5141 Saint-Laurent, next door for upscale vintage (per mtl.org)
  • Seconde, 5274 Saint-Laurent, for upscale vintage
  • Ex-Voto, 6534 Saint-Laurent, which stocks Ribotti Remake sunglasses and sells vintage and designer pieces

Where

5149 Boulevard Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QC H2T 1R9

70 min walk (5.12 km) / 12 min drive, no traffic / 31 min by bike

From 216 Rue Young. Routes from OpenStreetMap data; transit times are in the maps app.

While you're there

The receipt

Where every fact on this page comes from.

ResearchedResearched Oct 8, 2026. Second check pending. Confidence: medium.

Details to confirm

  • Oct 12 Thanksgiving hours
  • Typical clothing price points
  • Independent 2026 confirmation of operating status (web search unavailable)
  1. OfficialOfficial website: Ribotti Vintage home, hours and shopaccessed 2026-10-08
  2. TourismTourisme Montréal: Ultimate guide to vintage shopping in Montréalaccessed 2026-10-08