Last Updated on December 4, 2023
Support local! Shopping from Canadian clothing brands not only gives you beautiful, unique pieces but also supports independent fashion labels and a local or made-in-Canada fashion industry. Plus most of these brands incorporate social and environmental initiatives into their business so you’re making a more sustainable clothing choice too.
I found so many exiting new clothing brands in Canada while putting this list together and I’m sure you’ll discover some great slow fashion brands too!
(Please note: this list does contain a few affiliate links which means we may make a small commission)
Canadian Everyday, Office & Streetwear Clothing Brands
18 Waits – menswear, made in Canada
Alder – sustainable women’s active & outdoor clothing (offers plus sizes)
Allison Wonderland – womenswear, eco-friendly line “Pillar”, made in Canada
Ana + Zac – men’s and women’s knitwear, lounge, and underwear
Ang Hill – women’s clothing, made in Canada
Anián – women’s, men’s, & unisex shirts, sweaters & jackets, made in Canada
Anne Mulaire – women’s everyday and work clothing, made in Canada (offers plus sizes) (read our legging review and interview)
Arraei – women’s natural clothing, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Arturo Denim Co. – women’s & men’s jeans & denim repairing, made in Canada (offers plus sizes) (read our review)
Ashabi – bamboo clothing & accessories, made in Canada
Atelier B – women’s, men’s & children’s clothing, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Bano eeMee – women’s & men’s leather jackets & coats
Batik Boutik – women’s & men’s clothing, accessories & home good featuring African textiles
Beaton – mostly linen clothing, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
BEDI – women’s & men’s outerwear, made in Canada
Bellantoni – women’s clothing, made in Canada
Birds of North America – cute & colourful women’s clothing, made in Canada
Blue Sky Clothing Co. – women’s clothing (offers plus sizes)
Bodybag by Jude – women’s clothing, made in Canada
Bon Vivant – men’s clothing, most items made in Canada
Buttercream – casual knitwear, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Calita – women’s underwear, made in Canada
Cedar & Vine – minimalist linen capsule collection, made in Canada
Cherry Gardens – minimalist loungewear, made in Canada
Cherry Velvet – vintage style dresses & accessories, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Daub + Design – yoga & activewear, made in Canada
Devlyn van Loon – sustainable women’s & unisex clothing, made in Canada
Duffield Design – women’s clothing, made in Canada
Ecologyst – women’s & men’s active & outdoor apparel, most items made in Canada
Ecolove – comfy basics & unique details, made in Canada
Eliza Faulkner – women’s dresses and clothing, made in Canada
EMK – women’s, men’s & children’s clothing, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Encircled – comfortable women’s everyday & lounge clothing, made in Canada
Eve Gravel – womenswear, made in Canada
Franc – women’s basics, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Free Label – loungewear & bras, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Gaia Dubos – womenswear, made in Canada
Glasnost – waxed cotton raincoats, made in Canada
Good Night, Day – handknit sweaters & wool accessories, made in Canada
Granted – unisex & kid’s handknit sweaters & wool accessories, made in Canada
Gus Sloan – jumpsuits, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Harly Jae – sustainable women’s clothing, made in Canada
Hernest Project – sustainable comfy clothes & loungewear (offers plus sizes)
Hilary MacMillion – women’s clothing (offers plus sizes)
Hoi Bo – women’s clothing & accessories, made in Canada
Horses Atelier – women’s clothing, made in Canada
Jennifer Glasglow Design – women’s clothing, made in Canada
Kaela Kay – women’s colourful dresses & formal/businesswear, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Kotn – women’s, men’s & unisex cotton tees & basics (watch my review)
La Monarch – women’s clothing
Leckie Apparel – women’s clothing, made in Canada
Lights of All – sustainable women’s clothing, made in Canada
Lumber Jill Apparel – flannel wraps & coats, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Made by Josephine – women’s clothing, made in Canada
Meemoza – women’s clothing, made in Canada
MeMi Collective – women’s clothing, made in Canada
Message Factory – women’s & men’s casual & knit clothing, made in Canada
Mettamade – women’s knitwear, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Miik – women’s knitwear, made in Canada
Mildred – women’s clothing, made in Canada
Modern Sunday – linen clothing & accessories, made in Canada
Msichana – colourful womenswear from artisan fabrics & accessories (offers plus sizes)
My Inner Fire – yoga & activewear
Nettle’s Tale – women’s clothing & swimwear, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Nomi – women’s minimalist linen clothing, made in Canada
NoMiNou – women’s, men’s, & unisex yoga & activewear featuring artist collaborations, made in Canada
Norden – women’s & men’s winter coats, parkas, raincoats & light jackets
Oge Ajibe – women’s clothing, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Ola Dubois – women’s clothing from sustainable and upcycled materials, made in Canada
OkayOk – unisex & children’s tees & streetwear, made in Canada
Ovate – minimalist womenswear, mostly linen, made in Canada
Poeme – dresses and jumpsuits
Power of My People – button down shirts & work/casual wear, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Prairie Sweater Co. – women’s casual, maternity, & nursing clothing, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Prana Vida – yogawear, made in Canada
Preloved – lounge & casualwear from deadstock fabric, made in Canada
Pros & Cons – printed dresses, everyday and formal wear, made in Canada
Rightful Owner – women’s clothing from deadstock & vintage fabric, made in Canada
Rock & Prairie Clothing Co. – small collection of women’s staple pieces, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Rowe – lounge/casual wear, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Salt – women’s & men’s clothing, made in Canada
Sarah Sue Design – women’s clothing, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Sessa Wearables – women’s & men’s clothing from deadstock fabric, made in Canada
Shelter – women’s classic styles for all seasons, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Siggi – colourful women’s clothing, made in Canada
Simone’s Rose – women’s clothing, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Smash + Tess – women’s, men’s & children’s loungewear, made in Canada
Smoking Lily – women’s & children’s clothing, accessories, & home textiles
Tamga – sustainable printed women’s clothing (check out my video about styling colour and pattern with Tamga)
tentree – sustainable women’s, men’s & children’s casual, active, & outdoor apparel
The Good Tee – women’s, men’s & children’s fair trade basics
Thief & Bandit – women’s & unisex hand-printed clothing, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
This is J – women’s, men’s & children’s pajamas & loungewear, made in Canada
Tony Chestnut Design – women’s clothing, made in Canada
Uniform – women’s sustainable casualwear, made in Canada
Ursa Minor – women’s clothing, made in Canada
Wallis Evera – sustainable women’s clothing, made in Canada
Wildflo Studio – women’s organic, fair trade basics and loungewear
Wolfe Co. – women’s & men’s lounge & casualwear, made in Canada
Wuxly Movement – women’s & men’s vegan outerwear, made in Canada
Yoga Jeans – jeans & denim, made in Canada
Canadian Underwear, Sleepwear & Swimwear Brands
49th Apparel – Pajamas & sleepwear
Aisle – period underwear (watch my review) (offers plus sizes)
Ana + Zac – men’s and women’s basics and underwear
Beth Richards – swimwear, made in Canada
Bravado Designs -sustainable maternity & nursing underwear
Earth and Elle – natural fiber bras & underwear, made in Canada
Fortnight – lingerie & intimates, made in Canada
Hernest Project – sustainable sleepwear & loungewear (offers plus sizes)
Lola & August – luxury lingerie, made in Canada
Londre – swimwear, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Mary Young – women’s & men’s underwear & intimates, made in Canada
Mayana Genevière – bras & lingerie, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Mimi & August – swimwear (offers plus sizes)
Minnow – swimwear, made in Canada
Nettle’s Tale – women’s clothing & swimwear, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Ola Dubois – women’s swimwear, recycled materials, made in Canada
Origami Customs – body & gender inclusive underwear & swimwear, made in Canada (offers custom sizing)
Saltwater Collective – swimwear, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Selfish Swimwear – swimwear, made in Canada
The Sleep Shirt – Pjs, nightshirts & loungewear, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Sokoloff Lingerie – lingerie & intimates, made in Canada
Q for Quinn – organic socks, & underwear for kids and adults
Unika Swim – swimwear, made in Canada (offers plus sizes)
Accessory Brands from Canada
Anupaya – hats & homegoods
BEDI – recycled & upcycled bags, made in Canada
Brave Soles – leather shoes & bags
Duval – leather bags, made in Canada
Ecova – recycled cashmere winter accessories
Erin Templeton – leather bags, made in Canada
Friday Sock Co. – men’s, women’s, & kid’s patterned socks
Mariclaro – upcycled bags, made in Canada
Poppy Barley – women’s & men’s leather shoes & accessories
Pyrrha – recycled precious metal jewellery, made in Canada
Q for Quinn – organic socks for the whole family
Rok Cork – cork bags
Thesus – natural rubber boots & recycled shoes
Unbelts – elastic belts (offers plus sizes) (read our review)
Canadian Stores Carrying Multiple Sustainable & Ethical Brands
AllTRUEist – women’s & men’s vegan shoes & accessories
Arc – women’s clothing, underwear, & accessories
New Classics – women’s clothing & accessories
Zinnia Textiles – women’s, men’s & children’s clothing & accessories
Children’s Clothing Brands in Canada
Bajoue – baby & kid’s clothing & accessories, made in Canada
Fairechild – Waterproof rain and outerwear made from recycled materials
Heyfolks – baby & kid’s shoes
Jax + Lennon – baby, children’s & adult clothing, made in Canada
Les Petite Natures – baby & kids clothing, made in Canada
Little & Lively – baby, kids, & youth clothing, made in Canada
Lux and Dae – kid’s accessories, made in Canada
Mini Mioche – baby & kid’s clothing & accessories, made in Canada
Mini Street – kids & “mommy + me” clothing, made in Canada
Modern Baby – baby clothing & accessories, made in Canada
Nest Designs – sleepers, swaddles, sleep sack & other baby products
Nooks Design – baby & kid’s wool footwear & accessories
NudNik – kid’s deadstock and zero waste clothing
Ole Design – baby & kid’s clothing & accessories
Parade Organics – organic baby & kid’s clothing & accessories
Pure Colour Baby – sustainable printed baby & kid’s clothing, made in Canada
Q for Quinn – organic baby & kid’s socks, underwear & pjs
Rain People – baby & kids bonnets, made in Canada
Simply Merino – wool baby, kid’s & adult clothing, made in Canada
Soft Soul – cork baby & toddler shoes/slippers, made in Canada
Trucs d’enfants – gender neutral baby & kids clothing, made in Canada
Wee Woollies – wool baby & kid’s clothing, made in Canada
Is there a brand I missed? Please share them in the comments!
Rosalyn Campbell
So many amazing brands. My shop, OAT & OCHRE, is based out of Alberta, Canada. I exclusively carry ethical fashion brands for baby, kids, and women. I would love for you to check it out! https://www.oatandochre.ca/
Shanie
Ten Tree is not made in Canada according to their website.
Verena Erin
Not all of these are made in Canada, only the ones that say “made in Canada”
Alison Boorman-Sears
Lost in layers and paper label
Mackenzie
Ola Dubois makes up cycled swimwear and dresses in BC https://oladubois.ca/
Lennard Taylor in Winnipeg makes women’s clothing from sustainable fabrics, does repairs and alterations, will turn the item into something new if it rips or gets a stain, and once the piece can no longer be repurposed he will turn it into art for you. Production is done in house in Winnipeg. https://lennardtaylor.com/
Made by Josephine is now stephanie smith clothing https://www.stephaniesmithclothing.com/
Sarah Sue Design uses sustainable and upcycled materials in her small batch designs. Production is in house in Winnipeg https://www.sarahsuedesign.com/
Reclaim Mending in Winnipeg isn’t a clothing company, but they do repairs and mending. Several times a year they take their scraps and turn them into blankets and other zero waste items http://www.reclaimmending.com/
Common Manufacturing makes small batch men’s clothing and all production is done in Winnipeg. Customers are encouraged to visit the production area for transparency https://commonmanufacturing.com/
Wilder Goods makes made to order and small batch bags and accessories. Materials are sourced from places that pay a fair wage. Production is completed in Winnipeg. http://www.wilderwpg.com/
Tony Chestnut small batch production in Winnipeg https://tonychestnut.ca/
Marissa K.
Five Little Wildings is a sustainable handmade Canadian company that makes grow-with-me clothing in Ontario.
Erin
Wuxly.com is an animal free, sustainable made in Canada outerwear brand. Great jackets, collab with Bryan Adams and celebs like J.LO recently wore it.
Justin
Bon Vivant is no longer in business
Jerico and House of Blanks
Connor Curran
Local Laundry- were a Canadian made clothing company looking to donate $1 million by 2030 🙂
Dana
What about c’est beau in Montreal?
Blake
You missed Seed! 100% ethically made in Canada. Hemp and organic cotton clothing for men and women 🙂
Rachel
49th Apprarel makes sleepwear from cotton and linen for men and women in Sault Ste. Marie ON
Samantha Wharton
I’m so glad I found this site! I haven’t heard of some of these brands, thanks for sharing them! There’s also womenswear designers: Poeme Clothing, Delayne Dixon, Zoba Martin, Kwesiya, makeup and skincare brand Vooqo, jewellery brands Chayle, Omi Woods and Jenny Greco. and underwear brand Knix. I started a small online shop that sells sustainable brands too thestyleescape.com.
Love your site!
Lindsay
Great list of brands! One of my favourites is Ana + Zac, they are a Halifax based, made in Peru brand that focuses on ethically and well made Pima Cotton basics! Just wanted to share. Cheers 🙂
Heather
Rowe Apparel and Lost in Layers both are out of Calgary and made in Canada
Virginie
Hello Erin,
There is also Créations Encore ( made in Montréal recycled polyester, etc) https://www.creationsencore.com/en/pages/a-propos and Abaka (made in Shawinigan, Québec, Canada) https://abaka.ca. Thank you so much for compiling a list of sustainable clothing companies in Canada.
Keep up the good work !!
Alyssia
Good for Sunday would be a great one to add to this list that I found recently! They make everything in Toronto, use sustainable materials like bamboo and organic cotton, are women-owned, have plus sizes up to 3XL, and neutralize all their carbon emissions through reforestation projects. I have a few of their pieces and I’m super happy with them.
https://goodforsunday.com/
Hannah
Fantastic list! We’d love to be added to it – our business is Kindred Coast – based on Vancouver island, and all our clothing is cut, sewn and printed here in Canada. We only use sustainable fabrics as well 😌 we offer great classic printed tees for men and women, plus lots more 💛
Kasia_Cie
Check out cool, minimalist streetwear by Montreal brand Mercy House. They source their fabrics locally and make-to-order their product.
https://www.mercyhousestudio.com/
Sundée Himburg
Blackbird studios in Hamilton Ontario. Amazing designs. I have five of their dresses and I love them
Angie
Ang Hill is a women’s clothing brand in Edmonton. Ethically made by hand with cute little love messages on each piece! Also, have a new kid’s line, little hill 🙂
LPD
I love Birdie and Bub, based in New Brunswick. Lovely made in Canada options for littles and ladies. Great quality and nice designs.
Katie Lo
Muttonhead in Toronto!
Mackenzie
May I also suggest Lennard Taylor from Winnipeg? https://lennardtaylor.com/
All items are made in Winnipeg, if an item no longer fits/rips/stained, Lennard will make it into something else for you. When it’s no longer able to be made into something else, you can return it and he will incorporate it into his art pieces.
Tim
Thanks for this list! Might I also suggest Province of Canada. They’re products are all made in Canada and super high quality! Plus they recently opened a shop in downtown Toronto.
provinceofcanada.com
Becky
This list is fantastic, thank you so much for putting it together!
Willow
Hello lovely My Green Closet people! I’ve been a watcher on youtube for a couple years, but first time commenter.*blush* I like shopping Canadian made so I just have a few possible additions, if you like and can muster the will to edit this for the 40th time. Hope something in this helps someone! I had to double space to make it legible, sorry.
Erdaine – women’s merino knitwear, made in Canada
Linen Ladder – Oeko-tex certified linen clothing and accessories. I ordered a few months ago and the clothing arrived with no plastic packaging except for the outside mailer. I think the quality is really good, for the little my ‘random person on the internet’ opinion is worth! Not labelled plus size, but quite loose cuts. Made in Canada, sustainable materials.
Econica – Women’s wear, accessories and lingerie made of cashmere, bamboo and organic cotton. Made in Canada, sustainable materials, plus sizes.
Nights in White Flannel – Cottage industry making flannel and cotton pajamas for all ages. Made in Canada, plus sizes.
Kamiks – Shoes and boots, made exclusively in Canada and US. Offer rubber boot recycling. Made in Canada, low waste initiatives.
Sabrina Butterfly – Womenswear made in house in AB, carries jewellery and socks made in Canada, US and Italy. Made in Canada
Salts and West – Bamboo womenswear and underwear. Made in Canada.
George C Kirk’s – Moccasins and other leather goods. Made in Canada.
Movement Global – Bamboo womenswear and sports bras. Made in Canada.
Whiteout Workshop – Silkscreened lothing and accessories, Made in Canada.
Jerico – Custom t shirts. Made in Canada.
Sea of Wolves – Stretchy silkscreened womenswear. Some fabrics Oeko Tex certified. Made in Canada.
Victoriana Imports – Organic cotton nightdresses. Sustainable materials.
Heather Case – Mostly linen womenswear. Made in Canada.
Manitobah Mukluks – Indigenous owned leather footwear company. Have made in Canada styles.
Little Deer Handmade – Women’s and girls’ clothes, mostly linen. Some fabrics OekoTex certified. Made in Canada.
Hides in Hand – Leather goods, work exclusively with Canadian leather including wildcaught deer and moosehide. Definitely -not- vegan, but Made in Canada. I hope that’s okay.
Thank you to anyone who managed to get through this partial encyclopedia of a comment. I hope you’re doing well!
Barb Christensen
FIG based in Montreal. Some lines made in Canada. Beautiful travel clothes! Thanks for putting list together!
christian
Wuxly Movement! – Canadian made outerwear that uses sustainable/innovative materials while being animal-free !
Fiona Cook
Anne Mulaire is launching more inclusive sizing on April 12!
Katie
First of all thank you so much for making this list. Also Please include Seed! https://theseedstore.ca/collections/products
Gina
So glad I discovered this list. Thank you for putting it together.
A couple maritimes slow fashion/ made in Canada companies I have clothes from:
Birdie & Bub https://birdieandbub.com/
Bambee apparel https://www.bambeeapparel.com
Poison Pear https://poisonpear.com/
D Hall
It would be great to have information as to where the materials including raw materials are not sourced from countries using forced labour as an example.
Verena Erin
The important this is not avoiding certain countries (forced labour unfortunately happens everywhere, including Canadian and US factories), but hopefully buying from brands you trust are ethically sourcing and fairly paying everyone in their supply chain. The best thing to do to try and ensure this is ask questions about their material sourcing and manufacturing and see how transparent the brand is willing to be!
Marcela Saitua
Great list – but, I have to say that I am going a little stir crazy. I need clothes for a 12-year-old boy. So many places to shop for women’s, men’s and baby clothes. Most sites have kid’s clothing sizes that only go up to toddler sizes or, if you’re lucky, size 6/7. Any suggestion for a 12-year-old?
LVS
A wonderful store that focuses on Canadian-made clothing and accessories is Victoire. They have closed their Ossington location in Toronto but still have a brick and mortar in Ottawa, and an excellent online store.
Valentina Duran
Thanks for sharing this list! 🙂 I have another brand that I want to share as I love it. Indiarts Collective, a vancouver based social enterprise that offers handmade, ethical products co-create with artisans in South America. Every product is so well made and support traditional and indigenous artisans in Latin America. Check them out! http://www.indiartscollective.com
liz cohoe
Check Lillie & Cohoe Handmade luxury hats. Designed and manufactured in Nelson BC. for 29 years using natural and luxury fabrics, some dead stock fabric as well. Staff employed for 20 years +
Chantal Sloan
Vie Boutique – vieboutique.ca
All upcycled clothing
Catherine Leclerc
Samara & Co gathers Canadian eco-conscious brands + they give back.
http://www.samara-co.com
Hilary Barber
And Os and Oakes!
Hilary Barber
Hi! You could add Today’s Modern Bébé, Second of November, Petits Villains and Happy Apple to the kids list.
Brit
Please add Wolfe Co. Apparel and Goods. All of their clothes are made in Toronto and they outsource accessory production to local artisans across Canada.
Aya
Nomi Designs has some beautiful linen pieces
https://www.nomidesigns.net/
aya
Trucs d’enfants for children’s clothes!
https://trucsdenfants.com/
Alexis Scott
This is such a great list! I’m finding a lot of companies selling underwear sell bralette but not a supportive bra. Does anyone have any suggestions for me??
Verena Erin
Have you looked at my bra roundup? https://mygreencloset.com/sustainable-bras/ There are some more supportive options 🙂
Erica
Dish and DU/ER Denim https://duer.ca
we are stories https://wearestorieshandmade.com/
Mackenzie
Thought of another one: Ola Dubois in Victoria uses upcycled materials.
Mackenzie
Lennard Taylor, EMK Clothing, Made by Josephine all in Winnipeg are other ones to add.
Naomi
Great List!
May I suggest Oona Clothing – based in Vancouver, making underclothes for all sizes and genders. Tina sources fabric locally and hand makes the clothing, including silk screens.
http://www.oonaclothing.com/blog/
Meredith
PixieMood has excellent vegan material/cruelty-free bags!
Loxy
I think The Sleep Shirt fits some of your categories: http://www.thesleepshirt.com/about/
Loxy
Thought of two more: https://anianmfg.com/ and https://www.alderapparel.com/
Verena Erin
These are both great! Thanks for sharing!
Erica
Great list; nice to see a lot of my favourites already on it.
These are some of my other favourites. The following are for kids.
L&P Apparel/LP Apparel. https://lpapparel.ca
Miles /Miles baby https://milesbaby.com/
Faire Child (Rain Clothing) https://fairechild.com/
Coccoli https://www.coccoli.com/
Ambler (hats, slippers, t-shirts) https://amblermw.com/
Opelle (the most gorgeous handbags you can imagine) https://opellecanada.com/
Natalie
This is a fantastic list, thank you! I would suggest adding Smoking Lily, a personal favourite. Victoria based with a shop in Vancouver, they use sustainable fabrics and deadstock, design and sew everything themselves, and strive for a zero waste manufacturing process.
Verena Erin
Oh yes! I know of them, can’t believe I forgot 🤦♀️ Thanks!
Abby
IndiArts Collective is a great one based in Canada. All of the products are ethically made and traded from communities in Latin America, with an emphasis on selling mostly bags. 🙂
https://www.indiartscollective.com/
Aya
Oh, and Betina Lou as well!
Aya
Thank you for the list! Love Encircled and Franc very much 🙂
Lowell MTL is a great company – got a nice leather tote bag from them 🙂
Uppdoo as well!
Cathy
Thanks for this list, which I will be using again and again. Check out Marigold Montreal, Créations Encore, Rien ne se Perd and Maillagogo, all lovely Québec clothing brands (all made locally).
Anna
Fluevog shoe!
Sarah
Both women’s wear- Prana Vida Style, and Mettamade 🙂
Heather Stewart
This is J
Little and Lively
Jack and Lennon
All great companies with a lot to offer!
Nayane Morais
I think Mejuri is a canadian Brand for ethical jewellery… I’m Brazilian but I have been living in Canada for almost 3 years now and I love when I find some Canadian sustainable brand. Love your blog <3
Maddie
Accessory brand – Jewels by sjb 🙂
MamaSquirrel
I have enjoyed dealing with Duffield Design in Ontario.