Jack Victor: The Epitome of Timeless Elegance
Our aim is to curate a men’s wardrobe of timeless, elegant pieces adapted to the lifestyle of the modern man. Using the finest materials and exceptional craftsmanship, we offer thoughtfully designed menswear that goes beyond seasonal trends and will stand the test of time. Our commitment to accessible luxury, to our heritage, to our hometown of Montreal and to a forward-thinking approach are at the core of who we are and inspire everything we do.
Our Story and the World of Men's Tailoring
To celebrate the 100 year mark, we shared our legacy in our published book. The third generation management ownership provide a touchstone for its corporate culture: integrity, authentic value and quality, diverse workforce and a responsible, Montreal made core tailored collection. You can get your hands on the digital centennial celebration e-book via your account page, create an account today.
KEY MOMENTS
Our timeline
Jack Victor leaves his native Romania and arrives in Quebec City.
Jack opens his first retail store, and eventually owns four in Northern Ontario and Quebec.
The Royal Brand Clothing Company is established.
Jack closes his stores and moves to Montréal to join The Royal Brand Clothing company.
Jack Victor becomes sole owner of Royal Brand and renames the company Jack Victor and Sons.
A new Montréal headquarters and factory building on Saint Alexander Street is completed
Jack Victor passes away at the age of 72; his son Herschel succeeds him.
Alan Victor, Herschel's son and third generation, joins the company.
The company opens US showrooms in New York City.
Alan Victor named president of Jack Victor Limited.
The company expands it manufacturing facilities to 150,000 sq feet.
Herschel Victor passes away at the age of 88.
In the company’s 100th year Jack
Victor: Our Story and the World of Men's Tailoring is published.
A new Montreal showroom is opened.
The Company re-launches outerwear, its first collection since the 1960's.
A Toronto showroom opens.
Jack Victor launches its first sportswear, dress shirt and neckwear collections.
The Jack Victor E-commerce site launches, the first DTC initiative since 1920.
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