Women’s organization RevolutionHER has launched a pop-up store. It provides Canada’s Greater Toronto Area shoppers a unique shopping experience through its Spring 2023 RevolutionHER Store.
The Spring 2023 RevolutionHER Store will be open until Sunday, May 14th, at Mapleview Shopping Centre in Burlington, Ontario.
Presented by The Scotiabank Women Initiative, The RevolutionHER Store will cover 2,500 square feet of retail space. The store will feature more than 350 products for women from close to 100 women-owned businesses. Items available will include homewares, health and wellness products, clothing, jewelry, books, bath, beauty and skincare products.
The RevolutionHER store attracts both male and female shoppers of all ages. It is the perfect place for shoppers to buy gifts for themselves or the women in their lives.
Maria Locker is the founder and CEO of RevolutionHER. “We love sharing the stories of each and every woman behind the brands that we will be featuring,” says Locker. “What sets our experience apart is we are giving shoppers the opportunity to buy local. At the pop-up, shoppers can buy women-owned and know that they are supporting small business owners.”
Featured items
The RevolutionHER Store is the first Canadian retailer to feature Jiggy Puzzles, a product featured on Shark Tank and highlighted by Oprah as one of her favorite things. The Store will also feature HGTV star Sarah Baeumler’s new Apothecary line of home products.
In addition to selling a curated collection of products and telling the stories of women and their businesses, The RevolutionHER Store will also serve as a venue for various exclusive events to foster camaraderie and interaction between a network of over 60,000 women in the RevolutionHER community and the general population.
The RevolutionHER Store will host a meet and greet with mindset and wellness expert Sonia Jhas, author of ‘I’ll Start Again Tomorrow and Other Lies I’ve Told Myself.’ Shoppers can participate in wellness workshops and a Meet the Founder series throughout the experience.
RevolutionHER ensures that the network built between sellers and customers remains strong by offering an online shopping portal where items featured during The RevolutionHER Store can also be purchased and supported by shoppers globally.
“50 percent of the women-owned brands we feature represent the Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) communities,” says Grace Moores, founding partner of RevolutionHER. “Sharing the diverse stories of women that inspire their brands is important to our mission of uplifting, empowering and amplifying women’s voices globally.”
Maria and Grace’s vision for the future of The RevolutionHER pop-up experience includes expanding across Canada and The United States in the next five years. This will amplify the mission of RevolutionHER in supporting and empowering more women worldwide.
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