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Canadian Clothing Brands
Outerwear, knitwear, and everyday clothing from Canadian designers and local workshops, picked from independent boutiques.
Canadian clothing brands build heavy outerwear and relaxed streetwear made to withstand subzero winters while holding up across everyday city life. Pieces lean on generous cuts in down, shearling, suede, and heavy cotton, resting on a quiet palette of black, navy, grey, blue, and white.
Each label on this page started in Canada. KANUK began in a small Montreal workshop in the mid seventies with a parka made for Quebec's humid winters. Canada Goose, now based in Toronto, began in the late fifties as Sam Tick's Metro Sportswear, and researchers in the American Antarctic program have worn its parkas. DOMREBEL, started in Montreal by two university students in the early two thousands, makes t shirts, denim and bomber jackets with bold graphics that play on pop culture.
Down jackets and coats pair naturally with oversized hoodies, cotton shirts, and relaxed pants. Due West in Toronto brings Canada Goose parkas, Moose Knuckles jackets, KANUK coats and DOMREBEL shirts, while parlor23 in Toronto brings hoodies, sweats and tees from its own label.
