Canadian made insoles are hand made and manufactured by companies and small businesses across Canada. If you know of any insoles made in Canada please forward the information so I can add them to the site.
Canadian Made Insoles
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The two farms in the Niagara Peninsula – Timberlane Ranch and Pelham Alpacas – joined forces to create the business Alpacalore. We are passionate about all alpacas and use both suri alpaca and huacaya alpaca in our signature Felt, from the felt we make a variety of luxury items in St. Catharines, ON that are great for everyday use for people and pets. Our pinched corner cat bed is made of our signature felt which is 50% alpaca (both suri and huacaya) and 50% fine wool. Products:
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Where Spectacular Yarn Is Produced From Spectacular Fibre. Part of the insoles made in Canada directory. Products:
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At Esker Insoles our inspiration comes from our backyard, the beautiful Coast Mountains of British Columbia. We are passionate about exploring the technical benefits of natural materials and seeking alternatives to traditional plastic solutions. We are committed to using Canadian manufacturing and producing performance products of exceptional quality that offer our customers a more sustainable choice. Products:
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Haute Goat Farm is a breathtaking 200-acre farm located just outside historic Port Hope where you can discover the magic of our Nigerian Dwarf Goats, Huacaya Alpacas, Exotic Chickens, Icelandic Horses, Apiary, Tornjak Livestock Guardian Dogs and our big, silly mule named “Lucy”. These soft, thick felted alpaca insoles made by Haute Goat are great for keeping your feet warm and cosy. Put them in your boots, shoes or slippers. Easy to take care of – just hand wash and hang to dry. We cut them all large so that you can fit to your shoe size. They can be easily trimmed if necessary. Your feet will thank you! The Goat and Alpaca products are made by local artisans who use our goat milk in their products. Products:
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Garneau & Co. designs and handcrafts high-quality sheepskin slippers and accessories for men, women and children. Our team of talented artisans, located in a design studio and workshop in the Eastern Townships, Québec, keeps traditional craftsmanship alive, all while creating stylish sheepskin slippers for today’s modern families. Products:
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Through 60 years, while maintaining a working family farm, Egli’s Sheep Farm employs local full-time sewing specialists who manufacture sheepskin products right at the farm. The retail shop has expanded to become one of Canada’s largest wool and sheepskin specialty shops. Products:
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In our little shop at the HighTales Alpaca Farm, we have hand-made knitted and crocheted items available, insoles made from our felts, 100% alpaca fibre dryer balls and Canadian machine-made Alpaca socks. Our yarn comes on cones from the mill and we wrap them off into 100 gram skeins or hanks. Of course they are all natural colours, some 100% alpaca, and others blended with merino or bamboo. We make our own olive oil soaps, as well. No scents or colours added, ideal for folks with sensitive skin. This year we will also have felted soaps, that is, our olive oil soap has alpaca fibre felted around the bar for a lovely exfoliating experience. Products:
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At Northern Watters Knitwear, we use antique Swiss Knitting looms which allow us to produce a woolen products such as insoles made in Canada of exceptional craftsmanship. From start to finish, depending on the detail of the pattern, a sweater can take up to 8 hours to create. We use 2/8 worsted spun British virgin lambs wool. Our product line uses two strands of yarn. Our heavy weight, super warm line uses three ends of yarn. The fully fashioned panels produced on the knitting loom are laid on a steam table. The steam “sets” or pre-shrinks the yarn. The panels are then measured for size. The skill of our knitter on the loom ensures a perfect piece. The panels are then assembled by stitch per point linking using the same yarn the knitters used while knitting the piece. Products:
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We are Doug & Carolyn Lilleyman both from Scarborough originally and have changed careers a few times. With the creation of Laslyn Alpaca we have added another line to our resume. Some of you may know that we got our start in the fibre world quite by chance, we had no intention of becoming alpaca farmers. We owned Cedars Cottage Resort and when the farm beside the resort came up for sale we purchased it to expand the resort. We purchased two alpacas to reside in the barn and entertain our guests, then we purchased four more alpacas. Then before we knew it we put the resort up for sale and decided to become alpaca farmers. A huge jump for a couple raised in Scarborough. Products:
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