Meet Our Makers Coast to Coast

• Kara Yoo – Sustainable, everyday jewelry designed in-house in Vancouver using recycled metals.
• Sḵwálwen – Squamish-based skincare brand honouring Indigenous plant traditions with sustainably sourced botanicals.
• Peregrine Supply Co. – Handmade, small-batch men’s grooming and body care crafted sustainably in Vancouver.
• Mimi and Moo – Handmade children’s toys created in Vancouver with care and organic materials safe for your littles.
• Banquet Workshop – Cheerful art prints, stationery, textiles, and family-friendly goods crafted in their Vancouver studio.
• Foster – Botanical skincare handcrafted in small batches on Vancouver Island.
• Homecoming Candles – Hand-poured, non-toxic soy candles and home goods scented with essential oils and phthalate-free blends, made in Vancouver.
• Anto Yukon – Natural bath and body care handcrafted from wild-harvested northern botanicals in the Yukon.

Rockies & Prairies

Home to sweeping plains, big skies, and the breathtaking views of the Rocky Mountains, this part of the country is known for its contrast between quiet prairie life and bold natural landscapes. 

Highlighting makers from the Treaty 7 lands of the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot Confederacy), Tsuut’ina, and Stoney Nakoda (Alberta), and Treaty 1 territory of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, Dene, and Métis Nation (Manitoba)

• Yellow Dots Studio – Joyful, lightweight polymer clay earrings designed to “spread sunshine” and empower women, made in Calgary.
• Routine – Natural personal care products crafted at the foot of the Rockies with refillable packaging and playful, scent-forward formulas.
• Meghan MacWhirter – Calgary-based ceramicist crafting playful, vintage-inspired jewelry, charms, and homewares in vibrant shapes and colours.
• Milkjar – Clean-burning soy and coconut candles made in an inclusive Calgary-based workshop that donates $1 from every product to organizations supporting people with disabilities.
• Sage Clay Co. – Handcrafted polymer clay earrings and ornaments made with love in Winnipeg, featuring earthy tones and minimalist shapes

Central & East Coast

From the bustling cities of Central Canada to the coastal charm of the Maritimes, this region is rich in arts, culture and innovation. 

Highlighting makers from Tkaronto (Toronto – Treaty 13), Kitchener-Waterloo (Between Treaties 3 & 19), Tiohtià:ke (Montreal – Kanien’kehà:ka), and Mi’kma’ki (Nova Scotia – unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq)

• Luke Swinson (In-Store Only) – Anishinaabe illustrator and muralist from the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation, creating culturally rooted art that reclaims and celebrates Indigenous heritage.
  
• Biko – Toronto-based jewelry brand known for timeless, handcrafted pieces inspired by nature, architecture, and travel.
  
• Freon Collective – Low-waste lifestyle brand offering small-batch goods like reusable cotton rounds, scrunchies, and totes made in Toronto.
  
• The Paperhood – Vibrant, hand-illustrated stationery and greeting cards created with a local, sustainable ethos here in Toronto.
• Leaves of Trees – Modern apothecary offering natural, ethically sourced skincare products from their Toronto studio.
  
• Tresnormale – Montreal-screened graphic tees and hoodies celebrating urban, bilingual cultural vibes on eco-friendly bamboo fabric.
  
• Brodé Serré – DIY hand-embroidery kits designed in Verdun with charming motifs and thoughtful instructions that invite slowness and creativity.
  
• Happy Tears – Bilingual card games and mindful tools designed in Montréal to spark emotional connection and support LGBTQ+ mental health.
  
• Rita Van Tassel – Nova Scotia-based maker of whimsical, large-scale felt creature kits crafted with premium wool-blend felt for playful creativity.

Shop all these amazing, creative and Canadian products online or visit us in store to explore for yourself! Let us know some of your favourite makers and Canadian brands in the comments!