Canadian made toques and beanies are manufactured with various materials by individuals and well known companies. If you know of any toques made in Canada please forward the information so I can add them to the site.
Canadian Made Toques
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Enter Alberta Apparel. We are a local clothing company in Alberta. We are bringing awareness and style to Albertans and tourists abroad in the apparel industry to represent our history, culture and natural beauty. All garments are cut and sewn in Canada! Our entire team is Albertan too. From the graphic designers, to the website nerds, to our photographers. We believe in supporting our local economy. All of our decorating work (silk-screening, embroidery etc) is done right in Alberta, so 80% of the money you spend stays in our province. Products:
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Fionna Hanna is a Toronto based textile designer and maker. Working in small batches of seasonal collections, Fionna strives to use natural or recycled fibres that look good, function and have minimal environmental impact. Today we are one of the few remaining leather manufacturers from this historic region. We thrive on creating 100% Canadian Handcrafted products using regulated hides collected from local hunters. Part of the toques made In Canada directory. Products:
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Unique, handcrafted leather and textile accessories. Featuring modern men’s and women’s aesthetics, skilled workmanship and high quality materials. Designed and created in Montreal, Canada. Part of the toques made In Canada directory. Products:
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Fourrures Grenier is the specialist in women fur products to brave the cold winters! Boots, hats, mittens and slippers and more, made in Quebec. Indeed, its manufacturing workshop is located in Abitibi, a northern region. A place where winters are very white and very cold. It is therefore natural to make warm products which meet the needs of people in the region. And at the same time, warm products for people who lives in cold places in the world. Products:
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Canada has a long history of clothing manufacturing, but by the turn of the century many factories that made clothing and jeans were shutting down. Janna, James and Scott bought up machinery from closed factories in Calgary and Montreal, as well as locally from sellers in Edmonton. They made pattern after pattern, adjusting them each time after wearing the jeans. They travelled to Montreal, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Barcelona and Quebec to meet with manufacturers, denim suppliers, factory reps and finishing plants. They tried out denim from America, Italy, Turkey, Spain and Japan. After amassing 14 industrial sewing machines, creating over 100 different patterns, testing 38 different denims, and wearing more than 200 pairs of jeans between them, the trio landed on a women’s and a men’s style they loved. They named the women’s “Typical Girls” after a song by all-girl punk legends the Slits, and the men’s “Riff Raff,” after a Bon Scott-era AC/DC song. Both styles went through ages of testing and wearing before being put into production—we’re sure you’ll like ‘em. Products:
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“Diversions by J & J” is a mother-daughter run business started by Joanie and Jessica Mackay. Love of knitting, crocheting and other crafts became a business when this avid pastime produced excess handicraft stockpiles large enough and skilled enough for commercial distribution. “Diversion by J & J” makes small items sold at reasonable prices for practical use or economical gift giving. We use natural materials to make items that are environmentally friendly, like our 100%-cotton washcloths, dog sweaters, knitted toys, smartphone warmers, and merino wool hiking socks. Our mission is “to create well-made, economically-priced handcrafted items that people need, use, and want.” All Diversions products will come with materials information and care instructions. Products:
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Hello! I’m Emilie Bolduc, from Quebec in Canada. I LOVE crochet. My yarns follow me wherever I go! In this way, each waiting time as transportation, appointments and watching TV become useful and fun moments! I’m happy to offer various patterns who will be liked by all your family! Part of the Canadian made toques directory. Products:
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At Northern Watters Knitwear, we use antique Swiss Knitting looms which allow us to produce a woolen product 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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Perroz Designs camouflage and protect your helmet. Durable four-way stretch fabric front accommodates a wide range of night vision mounting options – easy removal without requiring unscrewing the NVG mount. Signal strobes, electronics and other items are retained with an adjustable 1/8th inch US GI MIL SPEC bungee cordage system. Cover attaches via Velcro®. Size corresponds with helmet size. Designed and manufactured in Toronto. Part of the Canadian made toques directory. Products:
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Ideal North is a Canadian brand specializing in fine Canadian made knitwear accessories and apparel specifically designed for independent retailers across Canada. Part of the toques made In Canada directory. Products:
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