We make the materials right here, our knitting and dyeing facilities are 30 minutes from Toronto where we take yarn to finished fabrics. You may have noticed an asterisk earlier when we mentioned creating products from “start* to finish”, this is because we make all of our products from cotton yarn and this has to be imported. Cotton plants cannot acclimate to the Canadian climate and would be impossible to grow here. Now this is where things get a little interesting in the current landscape of 2026. If you’re baking a pie then realize you don’t have sugar and the stores are closed. Where do you go? Your friendly neighbour, of course. With that in mind, the majority of our cotton used to knit our fabrics is grown and spun in the USA. We’ve always considered this as a strength in our process of manufacturing locally as the footprint of raw materials is very low. Also, we believe it is better to do business with your neighbour. With everything going on, this has not changed - there may be some chaos in the neighbourhood but we still love our neighbours and bring our cotton up from the good ol’ US of A.

Now that you have some background on our raw materials, let’s get back to what we do. Every piece of clothing we manufacture passes through the hands of Canadians in our factories. From our knitting and dyeing facilities in Brampton to cutting and sewing in Scarborough we are proudly made by Canadians. Whether they have been here their whole lives or are newcomers to Canada, these people are the backbone of manufacturing quality apparel in this great country they call home. We wanted to highlight the invaluable importance of the makers in our manufacturing process and introduce you to our team.