This fashion revolution week, meet:
The Made in Canada Collective
This Fashion Revolution Week (April 22–27), we’re joining forces with five other Canadian-made, women-owned brands to take back the narrative.
In a sea of greenwashing and misleading “Made in Canada” claims, we’re here to show you what local, transparent, and ethical fashion actually looks like.
Together, we’re celebrating this year’s theme — Think Global, Act Local — and reminding everyone that yes, fashion is still made here. And it matters.
SHOP MADE IN CANADA
Check out the women-owned, actually Canadian-made brands below — and use code SHOPLOCAL for 10% off each one. Some are also offering free shipping.
ROWE
At ROWE, we believe the future of fashion is intentional, not excessive. That’s why we’re shifting to a preorder model—because making only what’s needed is the most sustainable way forward. By producing in Vancouver, in limited, demand-based batches, we reduce waste, avoid overproduction, and ensure that every piece is created with purpose.
Preordering means you’re not just buying—you’re actively supporting a better way to make clothing.
Thank you for being part of this shift. Our next preorder opens May 5. Please use code SHOPLOCAL for 10% off anything in our last call section, or for the upcoming preorder.
Meet the Collective...
Daub & Design
DAUB began as a creative exploration of colour and pattern on fabric, and has grown into a brand known for comfort, confidence, and movement. From our original hand-dyed designs to our softest loungewear and everyday essentials, DAUB is here to support you through all of life’s moments.
Mayana
Mayana is a socially conscious line of intimates, ethically made in Toronto. We craft slow fashion for life’s real moments — supporting women through motherhood, menopause, and everything in between. Designed with care for people and the planet, we put your health & comfort first.
Copious Fashion
Copious is Locally Made & Upcycled Clothing + Zero-Waste Accoutrement.
Designer, Carissa McCaig, specifically likes working with stained, damaged, unwanted or donated materials. By upcycling these into new designs she extends their life and keeps these materials from ending up in landfills.
Closet staples that respect people and the planet.
Elevated essentials, planet-friendly fabrics, small-batch manufacturing, and styles that go beyond the latest trends.
Ethical and thoughtful production
Made for people with love for the planet
