STYLE

Montréal Packing List

September 8, 2025

We’re all about helping you look your best, wherever you are in the world. Here’s what to pack for a trip to Montréal, according to our senior fashion and lifestyle director, Shallon Hunter Manion.

Meet Our Expert:
Shallon Hunter Manion
Senior Fashion and Lifestyle Director

As Tuckernuck’s senior fashion and lifestyle director, Shallon runs our style department. When she’s not curating looks in the office, she’s styling at shoots for campaigns around the world. Before joining Tuckernuck in 2016, she worked in PR, styling, and event production in New York City for the likes of Tibi and Condé Nast.

Montréal Style, Explained

The City's Style: Parisian chic meets North American cool, Montréal has old-world charm that gives it a European flair.

Our Fashion Fundamentals: Keep it classic with a little bit of edge. Think stripes, crisp denim, and tailored layers by day. At night, lean into sleek black, leather jackets, and bold accessories that make a statement.

What to Pack for Montréal

With 31 pieces you’ll wear throughout your stay, we’ve got everything you need organized by category.

DRESSES
Polished Day Dress
Mini Dress
Slip Dress

TOPS
Crisp White Shirt
Lightweight Blouse
Sweater Tee
Classic Tee
Cardigan

BOTTOMS
High-Waisted Jeans
Tailored Trousers
Mini Skirt
Leggings

OUTERWEAR
Bomber Jacket
Trench Coat
Suede Jacket
Quilted Coat
Wool Coat

FOOTWEAR
Retro Sneakers
Ankle Boots
Tall Boots
Flats
Mules
Loafers

ACCESSORIES
Structured Handbag
Tote
Sunglasses
Scarf
Chunky Earrings
Beaded Necklace
Resin Bangles
Tights

Our Top Packing Tips

Lean Into Layers

Pack for this city like you would forNew England. Bring sweaters year round.

Bring Sneakers

Old Montreal is full of cobblestone streets, and the city is very walkable.

Back to Black

Stick to a neutral palette with the occasional pop of color.

Keep It Old School

Keep things classic. The city’s old-world charm seeps into it’s wardrobe.

Dress To Impress

In the evenings, take a note from the 90s and go for a sophisticated slip dress.

5 Outfit Ideas for Your Montréal Getaway

Ready to explore Montréal? Here’s what to pack for everything from walking the botanical gardens to dinner at Monarque.

Shopping, Museum Going, Exploring

Walk down cobblestoned streets in a laid-back uniform of a white top, jeans, and loafers.

Cafe and Bakery Stop

Take a day to cafe hop around the city. Keep things casual-yet-classy in a mini skirt and flat boots.

Hiking and Sight Seeing

Put on your favorite sneakers and an easy athleisure look and head to Mount Royal for panoramic views.

A Trip on the Ferris Wheel 

By day or by night, a trip on La Grande Roue is always unforgettable. Bring a layer in case it gets chilly up top.

A Fancy Dinner

Enjoy a sit-down dinner at Monarque in a look that channels your inner 90s cool-girl.

FAQs

Why do we love Montréal?
Why do we love Florence? Firenze is full of good taste. From excellent shopping to incredible art, there’s something worth seeing around every cobblestoned corner.

What’s the weather like in Montréal?
In the summer months, temperatures range from highs in the 80s lows in the 70s, with the mornings and evenings tending to be a bit cooler. In the winter, Montreal is much colder than most of the world, with the average temperature between 15 and 7 ºF.

Can I wear jeans in Montréal?
Yes, you can wear jeans! In a climate that changes from day to night, jeans are a style staple. Dress them up with a blazer or suede jacket and a few accessories to go out for drinks or keep things simple with a plain white tee to go grab coffee at a cafe or bakery.

What are three things I have to pack for a trip to Montréal?
Our non-negotiables: a retro pair of sneakers that can stand the cobblestones, a trusty layer you can bring with your everywhere, and a dress that’s just right for dinner.

What’s a packing list?
A packing list is a tool that helps ensure you have everything that you need packed and ready for your destination. Let us help you plan your outfits and simplify your packing.

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