Born and raised in Toronto, Mark Peros attended the Fashion and Design Program at Ryerson University and now runs Peros Studios which manufactures and designs garments for all levels of the industry among which is his own label Peros. Peros believes that fashion should be edgy yet sophisticated. He has a strong following in Toronto and has successfully established himself in New York City. In his spare time, Peros plays golf, tennis, rugby ultimate frisbee and is a member of the Canadian Fencing Squad.
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