RJ McCarthy

Etobicoke, Canada

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2 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 416-593-6900
Website:
www.rjmccarthy.com
Address:
360 Evans Avenue, Etobicoke, ON, M8Z 1K5
Etobicoke
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
380 ftEvans Avenue
0.4 miCulnan Avenue
0.4 miBrawley Avenue
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Local time (Etobicoke) 16:14 Friday, 23 May 2025

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2 reviews of RJ McCarthy

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Place rating: 1
Toronto, Canada
Oh my goodness. I grew up on this clothing because as a Catholic School student my parents had no choice but to purchase from McCarthty’s. Its over priced and the quality is garbage. I used to get told all the time about my uniform shirts having holes in the elbows or the sleeves unravelling on the sweaters.
Place rating: 1
Toronto, Canada
I was surprised that this warehouse type store two weeks into the school year did not have the sizes we needed.
This leaves me no choice but to do all my future shopping through the online store.
But with a growing adolescent we don’t want to wait four weeks for delivery. We need clothes now!
Oh well… it’s a monopoly!
Btw: store reminds me of 1970s Consumers Distributing.