Fashionistas in one Toronto neighbourhood are about to have one less option when it comes to finding trendy threads, as their local Urban Outfitters location has closed permanently.

For nearly a decade, the Urban Outfitters at Yonge and Eglinton has been a destination for shoppers in the area looking to get their hands on the latest in internet trends and hipsterific paraphernalia — from vinyls to reissues of nostalgic gadgets like Tamagotchi.

Up until Saturday, July 20, the Philadelphia-based fast fashion retailer has operated three locations in the city; Queen West, Yonge and Eg and Yonge and Dundas, as well as a shop at Square One in Mississauga.

Following reported closures of locations in London, Ontario and Williamsburg, NY, though, the ranks of Toronto Urban stores have fallen by one — the brand's Yonge and Eglinton location has officially closed its doors for good.

Located in a prime street side unit in the Yonge-Eglinton Centre, the store posted a closure announcement on July 18, confirming that Saturday, July 20 would be their last day in business.

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While the store didn't offer any explanation behind the closure, nor the brand any official announcement that they'd be paring down their fleet, the store does issue a heartfelt message in their post.

"We're very sad to announce we'll be saying goodbye to our Yonge & Eglinton location," the caption reads. "We'll miss you so much, midtown!"

You can still shop Urban Outfitters at their other Toronto locations at 481 Queen West and 235 Yonge.