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Le Chateau 

Trendy Clothing Store Franchise through-out Canada and one in New York city. Catering to a Younger adult crowd.
The clothes sold are that of a "Classy Nature" and also some more casual items more towards clubbing attire.

Alot of the clothes sold in Le Chateau are european influenced, probably being originally from Montreal(French).

A good example of the clothes sold there, is the "GQ" look.
Crisp Blazers/Striped French cuff dress shirts/Modern Argyle patterns/

Its like a lower-end,less exclusive version of D&G or Armani.
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Although Prices are high,and clothes are of decent quality, they are nowhere near the quality of High End labels.

Similar stores are Urban behavior, Guess,Diesel,Club Monaco/Mexx more.
(Although most are Internationally known, alot of the latest trends you find at these famous outlets, you can also find at Le Chateau)
"Hey there,I love your Outfit, Where'd you get that"??
**Looks for a label name & Sees none**
"Is it Guess"? nope
"Is it Diesel"? no
"I know, it's Armani"! I wish,but no
"What is it"?!?
"Le chateau baby,..Le chateau"
Le Chateau by rom30_1616 January 7, 2008
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le chateau 

Canadian chain store, based in Montreal. Sells extremely overpriced "classy"-looking clothes (a lot of business suits and the like). Preppy crap is in the front; goth/punk/weird stuff is in the back. They also sell shoes and some nice jewelry (collars, cuffs, fake pearls). Their problem is the ridiculously high prices: for example, a pretty crappily made corset top costs $40 there. I got pretty much the same top at Urban Planet for $20.
Le Chateau is a good store, but they need to lower their prices, so that more people could buy there, and get more weird clothes, as opposed to prep crap.
le chateau by marla x0 August 13, 2004
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