In 2008 I invented Abeego, the original beeswax wrap on two founding principles. Firstly, it’s logical. It breathes. If living food needed to be wrapped in airtight wrap the rind, peel or skin would be airtight. It’s not. Secondly, it’s inspirational. It looks good, feels good, smells good and fosters a healthier relationship with food. The best part? We’ve inspired others to take part in the beeswax food wrap movement -and what an honour it’s been to pave the way! Welcome to the future of food wrap.

Keep food alive.

Toni Desrosiers,
Founder

You don’t always realize when you’re about to change the world, but in 1993, Madeleine Shaw did just that when she began making the first line of cloth pads and period underwear. 

In 1999 she met Suzanne Siemens and together they co-founded Lunapads, a groundbreaking venture that was one of the first brands in the world to champion natural menstrual care. 

Fast forward to today, Aisle has come full cycle to redefine the period aisle for the 21st century. A place to find comfortable, high-performance, earth-friendly products that actually walk the talk.

Our small but mighty team is dedicated to supporting better periods for every body.

We believe you’ll find our innovative, planet-friendly materials offer superior comfort and performance, along with peace of mind that everything we sell is ethically sourced and made. Nothing matters to us more than respectfully meeting your needs - we guarantee it.

At All Things Jill, personal body care is Personal. When it comes to our products, we look to Mother Nature for inspiration and advice. She knows how to soothe dry skin, calm our senses, and revive our souls using only natural sources. That’s why we search the globe to find the most luxurious and desirable organic oils, salts, butters, clays and herbs to help relax, restore and rejuvenate the mind and the body.

Many companies talk about natural and organic products. At All Things Jill we don’t just talk about it, we live it.

Our Mission Statement should tell you the rest…

• We recognize that human beings are now at a critical turning point relative to our planet, and in order to move towards a sustainable future, viable alternatives must be created.
• We believe that the wholeness of our company derives in part from the integration of our coworkers through communication, participation of customer feedback in the growth process, and the acceptance of responsibility by all.

   

• We pledge to conduct our business in an environmentally aware manner, emphasizing reuse and recycling, the use of natural and organic ingredients, and the application of appropriate technology.

All Things Jill™ has grown from a hobby begun to satisfy requests for Christmas gifts into a distinctive boutique Canadian company providing exceptional and unique natural and organic personal body care products to more than 100 retailers across Canada.

Originally from Erin, Ontario, Jill grew up your typical entrepreneur; she was the kid with the lemonade stand in the driveway, always wanted to play “store” and at one point when she was 7 or 8 was going to build her empire via rug hooking. She also began to dabble in soaps and bath salts at a young age, fascinated by how the ingredients would come together to make a certain product. Fast forward quite a few years and Jill now holds a Bachelor of Music Education degree from McMaster University, has taught students of all ages, and also worked in Marketing, Advertising and Corporate training for a large Canadian Insurance company.

ALOHA COLLECTION WAS BORN OUT OF A LOVE OF TRAVEL, ADVENTURE, AND THE OCEAN.

In 2009, a vacant room and a Craigslist ad brought two friends together.

Years later, a twist of fate brought them back together again. In 2013, Rachael, broken (literally broken foot and broke from not being able to fly), and Heather, who found herself in a volatile real estate market, were both dreaming of something bigger.

ALOHA Collection started with a single bag, a shared dream, and a Kickstarter campaign. With $2000 each, a bit of magic, and a handshake, ALOHA Collection was on its way. Since the launch of ALOHA Collection, Rachael and Heather have not only created a thriving business, they have built an international ʻOhana.

5% GIVEBACK

Our Ethos

When we first began our mission in 2006, 18% of our clothing was made with organic cotton. Since then, we’ve expanded our sustainable fabric selection to allow for even richer and softer fabrics throughout our collections. Today, over 75% of our styles use lower impact or sustainable materials.

We are proud to work with Fair Trade USA, a non-profit organization that promotes sustainable livelihoods for farmers and workers; protects fragile ecosystems; and builds strong, transparent supply chains through independent, third-party certification.

For every Fair Trade Certified™ product sold, we pay an additional premium directly back to the workers who make our clothes. Collectively, they vote on how to spend the funds on projects that address local needs so that their families and children can thrive for generations to come.

Bamboo Switch is an Eco Lifestyle brand that encourages people to “make the switch” to a zero-waste life. Our products are thoughtfully designed for utility and beauty. We believe that your eco journey starts small and grows. We are not here to preach or shame but to educate and share.

The eco journey is for everyone, not just the privileged or elite. We source our bamboo and all materials ethically and we price fairly so that EVERYONE can make a difference.

Our products are for every day, every room and everyone you care about.

THE FOUNDERS

We are parents who want better for the generation we are raising and beyond. Our journey started from the realization that a beach should not be filled with litter and washed up plastic waste. That walk led us to find products to start our eco journey. Others were limited and not trustworthy. So, with heart and determination we did better for our family, your family and every family.

A zero-waste life is our ultimate goal. Sustainability is the foundation of Bamboo Switch. We choose to see the beauty in the world while recognizing the sometimes-sad consequences when we choose convenience over zero waste. Please join us on our journey and let us walk with you on yours.

BARAKA BOLGA BASKETS are hand made by community-based women’s groups in northern Ghana. Using age-old traditional weaving methods and supported by modern training, quality control and microcredit facilities, the women gather together in groups to make baskets to earn extra income to support their children and families.

Traditional & Fair-Trade. They are Hand Made in small communities, far away from the fashions and retail outlets that so many of us take for granted, people have learned over hundreds of years to be resourceful and creative. And you would be hard-pushed to find a more striking and valued example than the Bolga Basket.

Designed to work hard and still look beautiful, these baskets are like all the very best inventions - simple yet incredibly effective, both as convenience tools and objects to admire in their own right. 

From the beginning, our mandate for Before was to disrupt the self care industry with a new voice. One that is driven by purpose, inclusivity, and a relentless focus on product experience and environmental impact. Every ingredient, every material and every element of Before self care products is consciously chosen to ensure quality and sustainability is number one. We would not embark on this mission otherwise.

We are a crew of explorers, doers, makers, changers and creators. And we celebrate unique people, places and stories through an artful eye and inquisitive mind. Our goal is to inspire you to live your best life and be the best version of yourself. Whether it’s something that empowers you to grow, give, perform, create or simply pause and be in the moment, we hope you get out there and seize the day.

Design is at the core of everything we create. Before strives to engineer refined, conscious products that add value to your everyday life while minimizing your environmental footprint. We are continually researching the nuances of self care routines and testing how they can be improved through intelligent design and modern aesthetics. Plus they should look beautiful and feel great.

We’re Birch Babe, a female and family led company offering a collection of 60+ award-winning, certified all natural, vegan and cruelty-free skin, body, baby and clean beauty products.

Our mission is to help people make easy lifestyle choices for the health of their bodies and the planet with products that are clean, approachable and effective.

All Birch Babe products are formulated in our lab in Ontario with sustainably sourced, EcoCert and Fairtrade ingredients and packaged low waste and plastic-free wherever possible.

We look forward being on this sustainably journey with you.

All our products are meticulously crafted to provide customers with the assurance that what they apply to their bodies and those of their loved ones is not only safe but also tailored to meet their unique needs. This commitment extends across our entire product line, and it will continue to be a guiding principle for any new releases in the future. 

We prioritize the well-being of our customers by ensuring that each product undergoes rigorous testing, adheres to the highest safety standards, and is thoughtfully formulated to cater to the diverse and specific requirements of individuals and families alike. 

Your peace of mind is our top priority, and we are dedicated to delivering products that align seamlessly with your values and expectations.

Nowadays, it is commonplace for production factories to simply dispose of excess materials. These materials contribute to the ever increasing landfills, eventually leading to toxins and carbon dioxide being released into our atmosphere and waterways; speeding up climate change and rendering our ever reducing clean water resources more deeply diminished. Since our establishment in 2009, we as a company oppose this kind of destructive cycle. By re-using the excess materials to create new eyewear, it creates a remarkably more durable, lightweight and comfortable frame. We have also incorporated other natural materials such as bamboo, Walnut, Beechwood and Zebra Wood. Incorporating our Eco-Process™ method to our frames has saved 1000’s of lbs of excess materials from going into our landfills and oceans.

Products designed to tackle the world's most challenging problems

Sunglasses and readers have undoubtedly become more of a fashion statement for the style conscious, but they are undeniably a necessity when it comes to seeing more clearly and protecting eyes from the sun, as well as the elements. Unfortunately, most are manufactured with materials such as plastic, metal and paint that leave behind large deposits of waste—often toxic—which contribute to a growing global crisis. According to the website, The World Counts, every year a colossal 2.12 billion tons of waste is dumped in landfills and the world's oceans. If put on trucks, this waste would wrap around the world 24 times. Though statistics like this are alarming, they are also becoming more transparent as a new generation of companies like Blue Planet Eyewear emerge to tackle some of the planet's most challenging problems. Building a thriving business around a mission to relieve the burden of waste, as well as help those who are visually impaired, Blue Planet Eyewear pushes the boundaries of change with fun and affordable products that have more than one purpose.

 The Bamboo + Wood Sun collection is crafted from natural bamboo or wood, recycled and reclaimed plastics and metals and polarized lenses on select styles. Standard polarized lenses provide 100 percent UVA/UVB protection. Offering reflective or anti-reflective lens coatings, all styles are packaged in Blue Planet Eyewear’s signature drawstring case.

The eye-popping frames of the Blue Planet Eyewear Bamboo Readers collection are repurposed with natural bamboo or wood, with stainless steel spring hinges for a comfort fit, and finished with recycled and reclaimed plastics and metals. The optical-quality lenses include anti-reflective coatings and sun tint on select styles, many of which are BPA free. All styles are packaged in Blue Planet's signature drawstring case

OVER HALF A MILLION PAIRS OF CORRECTIVE GLASSES DONATED

Blue Planet Eyewear believes every person is entitled to the gift of sight, yet it's estimated that 285 million people—19 million children—are visually impaired worldwide.

 According to experts, approximately 80 percent of all visual impairment can be prevented or cured by the right eyewear. That's why Blue Planet Eyewear is committed to doing the right thing.

FOR EVERY PAIR OF BLUE PLANET EYEWEAR SOLD, WE WILL DONATE A PAIR OF CORRECTIVE GLASSES TO A PERSON IN NEED

Through its Visualize Change program, which donates one pair of corrective glasses for every frame purchased, Blue Planet Eyewear is proud to partner with renowned humanitarian organizations such as SEE International, Feed the Children, Direct Relief, and Best Day Foundation to provide support to men, women and children around the world who are struggling with vision impairment.

#visualizechange

We design everyday essentials to last. That means we only invest in quality fabrics and we only design with simplicity and function in mind. Bamboo viscose is highly breathable, comfy and soft; making it perfect for garments that sit close to the skin like underwear, socks and everyday basics.

The story begins with the bamboo. Made using organic toxin-free bamboo plants, the original bamboo Boody Eco Wear uses is sustainable and requires much less water than cotton plants. Even our box is recycled and printed with vegetable-based ink! 

1.  GROW

The original bamboo is grown without fertilizers or pesticides and no irrigation, only rain water.

2. HARVEST

First, the green shoots are cut into chunks of raw bamboo.

3. PROCESS

Next, the bamboo is soaked in a solution to soften it. The system is closed loop - all liquid is recycled and all solvents are captured and removed to ensure that they are entirely contained and do not enter waterways.

4. DEHYDRATE

The dehydration process allows us to extract the bamboo pulp that is then dried into flat sheets.

5.  GRIND

When the bamboo sheets are completely dry, they are ground into a soft, feathery material.

6. SEW

The soft, feathery material is then extruded and spun into a viscose yarn that we use to knit our garments. The garments are knitted in tubes resulting in very little fabric wastage compared to traditional cut and sew garment manufacturing which wastes up to 20% more fabric

Tired of paying crazy amounts on your essential oils? We carry an extensive selection of USDA Certified Organic Essential Oils that are refillable. Bring in your empty droppers and we will gladly fill them up. You can order online in 5, 10, 15 and 30ml droppers.

Our selection of Bulk Ingredients is ever expanding, helping you make your own natural products like deodorant, toothpaste, body butters and more. We source organic, fair trade and Canadian when possible. We have changed how we offer these items online...you NO LONGER NEED TO PURCHASE A BOTTLE for the liquids. We have included that in the pricing to simplify the process. If you need larger quantities, please reach out and we are happy to help.

At Carina, we have chosen a healthier approach to manufacturing self-care products. Since Carina's inception in 1972, replacing chemical and synthetic ingredients with natural and organic plant extracts, essences, and oils has been central to our focus and philosophy. This simple formula has helped Carina and its products become recognized and preferred internationally. Organic ingredients such as palm kernel extract and coconut provide our shampoo products with mild, yet effective, cleansing properties and The foam produced is rich and creamy. This is due to the essential tree, herb, fruit and flower extracts that are added to complement our formulations. In our skin creams and conditioners, organic essences and oils from avocado, olive, flax seed, pumpkin seed and sunflower help the skin to naturally retain and maintain its moisture level and hydration so it does not dry out prematurely.

Carina Organics products are available for refill...so bring your empties, or whatever you happen to have around to fill up...a coffee mug or a yogurt container. Doesn't matter to us. Join the Zero Waste Revolution one product at a time. Reuse over Recycle

At Chelsea King, we believe that fashion should be hands-on. Replacing the impersonal nature of factory production, we infuse care, respect and humanity into every hair accessory we make. 

- est. 2014 -

As we continue to learn and grow in this area, our efforts remain aligned with eco-focused manufacturing, ethical production of the highest quality and care for our craftspeople creating them.

It all started in 2018 with visionary parents. The founders of Coco Village found themselves faced with a lack in the market as they searched for something that didn't yet exist in America: minimalist and accessible children's toys and furniture. 

It was the spark they needed to push the idea even further! From a new and local company to a globally recognized brand, Coco Village is positioning itself as a pillar in its industry by offering simple, gender-neutral and affordable children's items. 

The use of noble materials and the conceptualization of sustainable products is a priority for the company, which places respect for the environment at the heart of its activities in order to offer a better future to future generations. 

Mission:

Products that are trendy, affordable and made of premium quality materials. 

Products that are sustainable and eco-friendly. 

Products that are inclusive and aligned with modern and progressive values. 

Products that are designed by parents, with the child's happiness in mind, always.

Ensuring a better future for next generations. 

Respect for the environment is the priority. Coco Village always seeks to do more to reduce its ecological footprint as much as possible. The company, which has adopted a paperless shift, chooses to offer products made from noble and sustainable materials, with realistic and reasonable traceability. Coco Village believes that sustainable and environmentally viable production allows smart and respectful growth. 

At Colibri we are passionate – about our products, our story and our impact.

Here's a selection of refillable containers for your DIY products, refillable household items and of course bulk essential oils. Make your own essential oil rollers, deodorants etc and have something to put them in! Select from our Refill products, Bulk Essential Oil or Bulk Ingredients.

Two 20-something friends, one freelancing as a yoga teacher, photographer, artist and painter, the other studying education at university and passionate about the environment, health and food/cooking.

One day, Stéphanie (the yoga teacher) suggested to Laurie (the "professional student") that they start making bread bags. Laurie was already composting at home (using worms!), while Stéphanie had a growing interest in the "zero waste" lifestyle. Stéphanie was also in the habit of taking a pillowcase to the corner bakery to pick up bread. When she got back home, she realized that the pillowcase wasn't the most ideal esthetic choice! They decided to look on the Internet for a product that would be suitable in both practical and esthetic terms, but found nothing that met their criteria. 

Equipped with only a sewing machine and plenty of naivete, they went to Montreal's famous Rue Chabanel to buy fabric. They then began producing the prototype of what is now their reusable bread bag. 

Embracing entrepreneurship was a thrilling and surprising (and stressful) adventure for these two young women, who had no prior business experience. Although they're still at the learning stage, they're having loads of fun! 

No longer studying at university, Laurie is now focusing her efforts on their flourishing company. Meanwhile, Stéphanie has to turn down certain contract requests because demand is so high and people are so receptive to this new lifestyle choice (YEAH!).

A category of stretch performance denim and lifestyle apparel crafted from plants and recycled materials. Designed for “doers” to move comfortably from bikelane to boardroom to an evening out, all in a single pair of pants.

After decades in the jeanswear business our founder traded in his car for a bike to adopt a healthier active lifestyle. Unable to find a pair of pants with stretch to handle a commute and polish for a day of meetings, the need for performance denim emerged.

Putting on a pair of DUER’s casts a vote for slow fashion, more adventure and plant-based apparel.

From day one, we prioritized using plant-based fibres for natural comfort and performance, adding minimal synthetics for a longer product lifespan. ​Eliminating all synthetic fibres in order to be plastic-free by 2027 remains our greatest focus.

• Pants From Plants

  We’re on a mission to eliminate plastic (oil-based fibres) from our apparel. Currently, 95% of fibres used are plant-based or recycled.

• Vertically Integrated

  Owning our factory ensures high quality across products and oversight of safe, ethical operations.

• Timeless Collection

  We don't chase trends. An emphasis on seasonless styles supports our philosophy to do more with just a few well-made things, and minimizes waste.

Make your skin glow with our selection of organic facial skincare products. We've chosen only our favorite gentle face washes, toners and lotions made from organic, vegan, gluten free and fair trade ingredients. With over 15 years of customer feedback and personal use and testing, you know your face is in good hands.

We are an ethical natural products company that responsibly and sustainably acquires wholesome products. We have direct ownership in farms so we guarantee the best quality. All our products are produced in small artisan batches and meticulously packaged.

Save an extra 50% in our Renovation Sale! No promo code is necessary and the discount will be taken off at the checkout. Styles go fast so don't delay!

Cozy up to sustainability this season with our thoughtfully curated Fall '25 collection featuring eco-conscious favorites like Tentree, prAna, Toad&Co, and more. From soft organic layers to responsibly made outerwear, every piece is designed to keep you comfortable, stylish, and kind to the planet. Whether you're exploring trails or city streets, fall into sustainable fashion that feels as good as it looks.

At FIG, travel is a way of life. It allows us to see the most beautiful places on earth, soak up a culture that is completely unknown to us, make new encounters and most importantly, create memories that last. It also pushes us out of our comfort zone and helps us better understand the world around us. We believe that by opening up to the world, we open our spirit-and by awakening our curiosity we can broaden our horizons. It is something we highly encourage as a brand.

Preserving the environment is also a fundamental value. Our commitment drives us to choose eco-friendly fibers and small impact production processes when possible. Furthermore, we believe that the problems created by fast-fashion affect us all on a human, social and environmental level.

As a brand, we choose to put quality and sustainability first. Timeless and versatile, our clothes are built to last and be worn for a long time.

We believe in considering the impact of the choices we make every day and view those choices as an opportunity to better ourselves. Our purpose is to Inspire a Better way of Living by creating conscious products that last through time. By marrying innovation with eco-friendly processes, we strive to help shape a cleaner, healthier, and more mindful world where human progress is in harmony with the planet's well-being.

Frank And Oak was founded in Montreal in 2012, with a mission to create an apparel brand that would speak to a new generation of creatives and entrepreneurs.

What once started as a favourite in Montreal’s Mile End quickly blossomed into one of Canada’s leading lifestyle brands and digital retailers.

A certified B Corp, Frank And Oak is now a leader in sustainable fashion and using innovative fabrics from nature to make products that are thoughtfully designed to help you live better, enjoy more, and feel good in everything you wear.

In 2000, straight out of university and only months after signing the paperwork for their first ever business, partners, Tamara Steinborn and Nathan Dubo, found themselves attending the first trade show they'd ever seen - a national accessories show - as exhibitors. This kind of 'leap first, ask questions later' philosophy has guided Früg to becoming an established Canadian design house. Früg, launched twice annually, offers the largest and most comprehensive collection of its kind in Canada. Seizing on opportunities as they arose, Nathan & Tamara have run simultaneous studios in Winnipeg & Toronto &  then, for 7 years, Montreal`s Mile End, before settling in Ottawa and opening their first retail store, Wunderkammer (German for 'Wonder Room' or 'Cabinet of Curiosities'), in the historic Byward Market in 2011. At the end of 2016, they opened a new store, Kindred Shop & Studio, in Ottawa's fast growing Wellington West neighbourhood. 

Our Philosophy

We feel lucky that we get to do what we love. It's hard work, but immensely satisfying. We like beautiful things and creating them in a responsible and mindful manner makes them even more precious to us. Here's how we make changes to contribute where we can:

Sustainable Studio

We maintain all casting and assembly work in Canada and have been upcycling vintage & deadstock components in our jewellery from the start. Whenever there is excess that we are no longer using, component overstock is made available for sale in our store to other budding designers or donated to a local charity. 

All raw materials for Tamara Steinborn Jewellery are 100% North American made. We save all silver polishings, filings, and other scrap for refining and use reclaimed silver in casting.

Our re-used shipping boxes and packaging aren't pretty, but that's how we've gone 20 years without using a single new box. Besides, it's what's on the inside that counts :)

Sustainable Retail Store

• Canadian and Artisan Made

At least half of the jewellery in our store is designed and created in our own studio, We also create a rotating selection of non-GMO soy candles and stained glass jewellery and home decor using lead free solder under the Summon Design Studio label. We carry a large selection of jewellery from small scale producers, as well as from larger jewellery design companies that support in-house design and production and/or fair trade.  

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• Environmental Footprint

Working with vintage and upcycled stock is part of our regular design and purchasing mandate. As well as selling vintage items, our displays and fixtures are created using salvaged materials such as barn wood & wood pallets that we take apart and rebuild over and over again. All usable packing papers and bubble wrap/peanuts received in shipments are used for wrapping breakables in the store or for shipping from the studio. As a result, we have not used new packing paper or bubble wrap from day one. All paper, bottles/cans, printer cartridges, electronics and light bulbs are recycled.

We're clearing out older stock before our renovation in February. So now you get to enjoy some screaming deals! Have fun browsing through the GARAGE SALE.

Hi! I'm Aimee Promislow and as both a lifelong craftsperson and a lifelong recycler, in 2014 I found a way to combine both passions and founded GlassSipper.

I started making glass beads in 2006. I loved creating fun and cute beads with dogs, cats, fish and even turtles on them, but didn't know what to do with them. At the same time, we had bought a Vitamix blender and were making smoothies every morning. The kids wanted straws for their smoothie, but the only smoothie straw we knew about was a plastic one.

Then late one night, frustrated with plastic straws spilling out of our kitchen drawers, not to mention the guilt of using all of those plastic straws, I had a 'eureka' moment. I realized that instead of making glass beads, I could be making reusable glass drinking straws. That night GlassSipper was born and I found a way to marry my love of making glass art and helping the environment.

In the summer of 2016 my husband Fred stopped being a lawyer and joined GlassSipper. Together, we are committed to ridding the world of plastic straws and replacing them with our reusable, toxin-free, environmentally friendly and fun glass drinking straws. 

We live in Vancouver BC, close to the ocean with our 2 teenage boys and border terrier pup. Although the boys use GlassSippers daily, they have yet to join the family business :)

At Globe, as skateboarders, surfers and snowboarders,
 we spend a lot of time doing what we love outdoors,
 so we are conscious of our environment.

We’re far from perfect, but we’ve stepped off the fast fashion
 treadmill and are focused on producing premium evergreen
 clothing for the modern explorer.

We are using more sustainable fibres in our fabrics
 and rigorously testing our clothing for fit, function and
 durability. It’s all about making quality clothing that is low velocity.

More sustainable fibres and materials mean more durable products that are Low Velocity and have less impact on the environment.

We rigorously test our clothing for fit, function and durability.
 It’s all about making quality clothing that lasts.

Over 97% of our collection now comes delivered from our factories in paper garment bags, which are FSC certified and easily recyclable.

Paper may get more crinkled and roughed up in transit, but we’d rather use paper you can easily recycle, than plastic polybags which mostly end up in landfill or even worse, in our oceans.

At the end of the day your clothing will still arrive in great condition. It’s just another small step in Living Low Velocity.

The Household Gender Gap refers to the unequal distribution of household labor between men and women, with women generally shouldering a greater share of the burden.

It's 2024, let's get with the times. We believe that a more sustainable world is also a more equitable one.

That's why we created our products to be safe and enjoyable for the whole family - from nontoxic, premium, plant-based ingredients to gender-neutral scents and design, we are committed to getting everyone involved in cleaning.

Small Format, Low Impact

Heart and Lotus is an eco-conscious business.

We want to keep Earth as green and glorious as possible. To this end, we help sustain community and the planet by donating a portion of our profits to World Land Trust (WLT) a non-profit environmental organization who’s primary aims are to ensure conservation of rainforests, animals and natural communities at risk.   

Proud to be 100% fairtrade.

In the creating of our jewelry, we work closely with a family of career silversmiths/artisans in India of whom we have a positive, longstanding relationship with. Our friends abroad work in a safe, comfortable environment that is run by solar power. They are paid excellent wages and receive medical benefits.

We are carbon balanced.

We are a member of the World Land Trust Carbon Balanced program which “enable[es]….companies to offset their unavoidable greenhouse gas emissions through the protection and restoration of carbon-rich wildlife habitats in the tropics”.

Earth friendly packaging.

Our bags are made from plants!  Which make them  biodegradable and earth friendly.  All of our Jewelry displays are made locally using sustainably sourced wood. 

Dedicated to empowering others.

-Kim is also a founding member of Heart Led Living - a global healing movement dedicated to empowering humanity and healing the planet. 

Experience The Joy of Beeswax Candles

Create beautiful ambiance with the warm glow, and natural beeswax aroma of Honey Candles. Breathe easy knowing you've made a healthy choice for your home and the planet!

About Honey Candles

Honey Candles is a proud Canadian company that is family owned and operated. With a small staff of skilled employees, we have been perfecting our craft for over 20 years and are a leading choice for premium handmade 100% pure beeswax candles.

The current owners, Alecia and Stephen, purchased the business from Alecia’s parents in 2016 and have grown the business while maintaining the highest quality standards for both the raw materials and finished products.

Our workshop and office are nestled between the Purcell and Selkirk mountain ranges, just north of Kaslo, on Kootenay Lake.

There is an abundance of opportunities for outdoor recreation right on our doorstep and our staff enjoy being outside during their spare time, whether it’s a scenic hike or puttering in the garden.

At Honey Candles we support small business by purchasing supplies locally whenever possible. Our beeswax is sourced from apiaries in Western Canada, and most of our packaging and displays are made in British Columbia using recycled materials.

Beeswax candles have long been coveted for their inherent honey scent, and naturally long burning qualities and we pride ourselves on making beautiful candles that you can be proud to own and burn.

Our founder wanted underwear that cared for women better. Sensitive to fabrics and trims, the irritation and discomfort born by unthoughtful underwear was no stranger to her. And after experiencing recurring UTIs that made it impossible for her to wear synthetic undies, she knew something needed to change.

This is where Huha began.

From a determination to make the most basic, under-innovated garment better.

How could underwear be made better? Through turning standards on their head, from design to materials, Huha has found its unique place in the market. It's a place that steers away from synthetics and towards designs and materials that are better.

To create underwear that care for you, down there.

Not just underwear. Undercare.

TENCEL™ and smartcel™ sensitive are the cornerstone materials that make up every pair of Huha's.

These tree-derived materials, the latter spun with soothing mineral zinc oxide, are better for the environment and better for our bodies. Materials partnered with design, and a full coverage lining unique to us, Huha is doing something different in women’s intimates.

We like to think we’re setting a new standard.

One of self-love and self-care.

Whatever adventure you’re planning, we’re in. From cross-country skiing to stories by the campfire. From morning meetings to sunsets in the park.

We’ll bring fuel worthy of the moment: wickedly hot coffee, just-out-of-the-cooler cold beverages or water that stays icy cold for hours.

Today is wide open. And we’re up for anything.

Every hour of engineering that goes into each Hydro Flask product we make— it’s all for one thing: to be part of the moments that make life more fulfilling.

That’s how we design each product in our line today—always premium, always better than anything else we’ve user used, and never lukewarm. From our original 18 ounce bottles to our award-winning soft coolers, we want you to love every Hydro Flask product you ever own just as much as we loved perfecting it. Because for us it has never been just about making something, it has always been about making something awesome.

Founded in 2009 in Bend, Oregon, Hydro Flask is the award-winning leader in high-performance insulated products ranging from beverage and food flasks to the new Unbound Series Soft Coolers. Inspiring an active and joyful life on the go, Hydro Flask innovations showcase TempShield double-wall vacuum insulation to lock in temperature, 18/8 stainless steel ensuring pure taste and durable, ergonomic design for the ultimate trusted sidekick.

Hydro Flask’s charitable giving program, Parks For All, supports the development, maintenance and accessibility of public green spaces so people everywhere can live healthier, happier and more fulfilled lives.

When curating products for IPPINKA, we use a Simplified 4 Principles of Good Design, derived from Dieter Ram’s original 10, to evaluate which products are worthy of us introducing to you.

Good Design:

1. is functional
2. is made to a high quality (well-made)
3. has minimalist aesthetic design that withstands time
4. is environmentally and socially conscious

CURATORS

In the fall of 2012, Jerry Chang left his software consulting job to pursue his long-time passion in design. IPPINKA was born with the help of friends who share the same vision. Now we are still a small team of people who are very grateful to be doing what we love. Our backgrounds come from engineering, product design, and art. We love culture and try to feature designers & makers from different regions of the world on IPPINKA.

WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO REUSE, RE-PURPOSE AND RECYCLE.

JARWARE MASON JAR ACCESSORIES AND LIDS ARE SUPER AFFORDABLE, COLORFUL AND EASY TO USE.

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In 1954, Nancy and Walter Katin opened a small boat cover business called Kanvas by Katin in Surfside, California, just north of Huntington Beach. Walter, a tenaciously friendly man, both short and robust, always donned an iconic ensemble of a powder-blue jumpsuit zipped up to the neck with a captain's hat. Earning the nickname the "Captain," for both his style and passion for sailing his boat "The Southern Seas," proudly took on the title of craftsman within the business. Walter's wife Nancy, standing less than five feet tall possessed a personality far greater than her stature and a mind brighter than her crimson hair, was the salesperson.

Walter and Nancy's canvas boat covers were practically bulletproof, using hundred-pound-test, waxed-nylon thread, and nickel grommets. Locals soon took note of these sturdy canvas covers and sought alternate uses for the canvas.

After special requests from a select few friends, the "Captain" constructed a couple of custom boat shorts. Although impressed with the short's design, Walter chose to continue his focus on the canvas boat covers. However, a couple of years later, things quickly changed for the Katins when a local teen walked into the shop asking for a new kind of short. One made specifically for surfing, using the same durable canvas as the boat covers. The young surfer explained his struggles with surfing in cut off jeans, and how the denim threads would quickly break, leaving him nearly nude when exiting the water. This determined teenager's name was Corky Carroll, who unbeknownst to Walter, would go on to be one of the world's first professional surfers. The custom surf trunks Walter made for Corky would become one of California's first surf trunks.

After Walter's surf trunk creation for Corky, word spread and the shop became flooded with young surfers wanting a pair of trunks. In true Walter fashion, he measured and tailored each pair of custom surf trunks for every surfer. Overwhelmed with hopeful surfers pleading for a pair of trunks, Walter sought the help of Sato Hughes, a skillful local seamstress who is still sewing at the Katin shop today.

The sport of surfing reached mainstream popularity in the mid-1960s, and the Katins were firmly entrenched in the surfing community and known for creating the best surf trunks around.

Champion surfers of the time, Shaun Tomson, Peter Townend, Reno Abelliro, Mike Purpus, and Gerry Lopez, to name a few, wore Katin surf trunks, purely out of passion and respect for these impressive trunks and their creators, Walter and Nancy. Even notorious surfer Eddie Aikau was photographed wearing Katin surf trunks.

Passionate about surfing, the Katin couple helped sponsor early California surf contests and organizations, including the "Katin Underdog Contest" for competitors who had never won a surf contest. When Walter passed away in 1967, Nancy not only kept business intact, but she also expanded her involvement in the surf world by providing surfing scholarships. She even went on to start the Katin PRO/AM Team Challenge in 1977. The annual Pro/Am took place on the north side of the Huntington Beach Pier. Not only did the Pro/Am featured some of the world's best surfers, but it also provided amateur surfers all across the U.S. to compete alongside their heroes. World Champion surfers such as Shaun Tomson, Tom Curren, Martin Potter, Sunny Garcia, and Kelly Slater have gone on to win the Pro/Am.

By the early 1980s, the surf industry had officially skyrocketed, and many manufacturers were quick to take advantage of the trend. Though there were many offers made to Nancy to sell her business, she was determined to keep Katin a cherished surf haven for all. Nancy continued making surf trunks in the back room of the Surfside Kanvas by Katin store, selling them up front and relying on the existing loyal network of surf shops for additional distribution.

Nancy became known as the "First Lady of Surfing," not only because of the famous surf trunks, she befriended many of the surfers that came to her shop, even acting as a second mom to most. Despite the initial local dislike for the sport of surfing, Nancy made sure that the Katin's surf shop had a couch and chairs for all the surfers to hang out.

Sadly, in 1986 Nancy passed away, leaving the surf industry and all of the Katin-wearing surfers with a heavy heart. However, when Nancy passed, she left the company to Sato Hughes, her loyal seamstress since 1961. Sato and her son Glenn have since continued to run the original surf shop with the same love, dedication, and care as Nancy and Walter, sewing custom surf trunks with the same quality, durability and good looks since 1954.

Having been born by the beach and raised along the California coast, Katin remains a staple of Southern California culture.

Katin continues to take pride in its title as California's first brands to make surf trunks and continues its commitment to selling high-quality, durable goods.

Humanizing the clothing industry.

Clothing manufacturing has become nameless and faceless. And yet, the people behind the products we buy are anything but. Join us in celebrating the people who make the clothing we wear.

Kuma Eyewear gives its wearers the opportunity to change lives with every purchase.

Trees help to increase agricultural yields, improve water infiltration and aquifer recharge and protect soils from wind and water erosion for the local communities they are planted in.

They provide food, wood for fuel and construction materials for the communities they are planted in as well as food and forage for indigenous plant and animal species.
Kuma Eyewear has partnered with Trees for the Future to plant trees in some of our planets most deforested and endangered eco systems.

Trees For The Future has helped thousands of communities in Central America, Africa, and Asia be more sustainable and restore the environment by planting nearly 65 million trees!
Trees matter to all of us because they help mitigate global climate change.

Recent natural disasters illustrate that global climate change is real and sadly only now more people and governments are starting to take action to help reverse global climate change.
Land without trees is more vulnerable to both floods and drought.
What’s more, deforestation and climate change are intimately connected.
Fewer trees mean that more CO2 escapes into the earth’s atmosphere and prevents heat from escaping into space.
Conversely, more trees reduce CO2 emissions, thus helping to lower the earth’s temperature.

With every tree planted through your purchase of Kuma Eyewear we help to reduce global climate change.

La petite Leonne is based in Montreal. We make sustainable goods for modern families. Our creations are gentle on the environment and designed to last.

La petite Leonne was born out of a desire to make the world a better place for our children. We work hard to produce in the cleanest and most caring way possible.

This involves slow production: all dyeing is made with plants in our Montreal workshop and our products are sewn by our local partners. Our waste is reduced as much as possible and our fabric scraps are reused in smaller pieces (makeup remover pads, hair bows, decorative garlands...).

Everything starts with an idea

Our president is a young mother who had the idea to create the bags she dreamed of wearing, chic and practical vegan leather bags. So she decided to collaborate with local designers to create unique models.

We are a Canadian family run business and the subsidiary of Groupe Batteur France since 2016, located on the south shore of Montreal.

We are specialized in diffusers, organic essential oils and blends for diffusion under the brand Le Comptoir Aroma.

We create eco-friendly collection of diffusers made of respectful and recyclable materials: bamboo, wood, glass, ceramic, recycled bamboo fiber, recycled plastic.

We prioritize simple packagings.

We limit most as much as possible the use of plastic in our packagings.

We reuse boxes of our suppliers to reduce our waste and over-consumption

Who would eat this duck?  Not you - and we applaud you for that.  In a world that houses an equal amount of problems as there are omnivores, you, my friend, are a novel solution. 

In your honour (and also for your shopping convenience), here's a meat-free garden o' products that's sure to get your veggies growing. 

A New Era of Self Care

Lotus Eaters was created by the Designer Aris Tolios as a lifestyle brand. In Ancient Greek times, the Lotus fruit was eaten which gave those who ate the fruit a feeling of euphoria and a different way of understanding their existence. Lotus Eaters the brand follows this philosophy. Those who will wear Lotus Eaters will feel complete, unique, confident comfortable whith themselves - a feeling of EUPHORlA.

Fabrics are created by Artisans and the Designer to fit the designs, to make them unique and special, using old family techniques that have been passed down from generation to generation bringing us back to our grass roots, to bring that special garment to the retail sector.

All production is made in Greece.

In the olden days, Men were from Mars & Women were from Venus.  That was, of course, until Tinder & Bumble erased the planets & paved a freeway directly to la chambre.

We won't judge.  In fact, we got your back.  Here's some fuel to help take the flame all the way to firework.

Founded by childhood friends Phil Baron and Mike Bacher, Masontops started with a joint appreciation of Mason jars. Go to your cupboard: chances are you have at least 4 Mason jars tucked away. Although they've been around since 1858, Mason jars continue to be a versatile storage vessel, crafting tool, and decor item. We were so inspired by the utility of the Mason jar and allure of its vintage charm, that we decided to start a company to help people upcycle their jars. Masontops is dedicated to creating Mason jar accessories that turn Mason jars into beautiful storage solutions, easy fermentation vessels, coffee bean preservers, and whatever new idea comes our way. But for now, let's go back to the beginning. 

After having many frustrating experiences tying to ferment sauerkraut, we realized there was a need to simplify the process. We fell in love with the idea of fermenting in Mason jars: they were the perfect size for storing, easy to clean, and even easier to find. Some will say it was entrepreneurial spirit, others say it was the sauerkraut, either way, our creative juices started flowing and along came Masontops, Inc. 

Mata Traders’ journey in fair trade fashion began in 2007 with a simple question: “Is this fair trade?” Almost immediately, we were driven to produce responsibly, seeking out partnerships with fair trade organizations that could make ethical production a scalable reality. Prioritization of worker well-being and respect for handmade artistry had us hooked from the start. Now, that passion has multiplied alongside a growing relationship with our partners and an expanding team in our home city of Chicago.

“We are not perfect but we aim to better ourselves with time. The vegan spirit of Matt & Nat will live on. Our learning journey has just begun.”
– Manny Kohli, President & Ceo

Some ideas sneak up on you as if they were always meant to be. The idea behind MAT(T)ERIAL and NATURE originally came to life in 1995, in beautiful Montreal. We’re passionate and in awe of the world that surrounds us. Being inspired by MAT(T)erial and NATure means exploring the synergy between the two, the reflection of one on the other.

At MATT & NAT, we live by a simple motto, “Live beautifully”. Living beautifully means appreciating the humanity, creativity and positivity found in all of us. Our values include social responsibility, excellence, inclusiveness, integrity, learning, authenticity and, of course, love. We are inspired by the textures and hues of nature and, to better protect it, we aim to constantly better our ways.

From the start, being committed to not using leather or any other animal-based materials in our designs felt natural to us. Each season, we continue to explore new innovative ways to remain sustainable and eco-friendly. Over the years, we’ve been experimenting with different recycled materials such as recycled nylons, cardboard, rubber and cork. Since 2007, we’ve been committed to using linings only made out of 100% recycled plastic bottles. We have also recently introduced recycled bicycle tires to our collections.

• MATT & NAT stands for MAT(T)ERIAL + NATURE.
• M&N is a vegan brand therefore there are no animal products used in production.
• In 2010, the UN reported that the best way to protect the environment is to adopt a vegan/vegetarian diet, given the harmful effects of factory farming.
• The linings inside all MATT & NAT bags are made out of 100% recycled plastic bottles.
• In addition to being vegan, sustainable materials are constantly sourced in design such as cork and rubber.
• We visit diligently each factory and build strong personal relationships with their owners; they too are a part of the Matt & Nat family. This involvement in the making of our bags ensures integrity every step of the way.
• MATT & NAT design and produce their own custom hardware.
• Over the years, some great brand ambassadors of M&N have included Nathalie Portman, Fearne Cotton, Olivia Wilde, Charlize Theron, Rory Freidman, Emily Deschanel, Tobey Maguire and Adrian Grenier.
• MATT & NAT encourages their team to volunteer as much as possible, when schedule permits.
• MATT & NAT encourages upcycling. If you haven’t used it in the last six months, someone else can!

It’s important for us not to use leather. Simply put, we don’t like hurting animals and we care about the welfare of the planet. Our collections are all designed by our close-knit team in Montreal, Quebec. We develop prototypes and collections based on our sketches, using our signature vegan leathers and using eco-friendly materials like recycled nylon, cork and rubber. The bags are then produced in China, in small factories we’ve had long-standing relationships with. We only collaborate with factories that are in line with our ethos and verify regularly our operations are up to standards. We make sure the factories we work with qualify for the SA8000 standard certification.

Our mission is to protect our planet by using our business as a force for good.

We have set Science Based Targets (SBTs) to go net zero for scope 1 & 2 emissions by 2028 and scope 3 by 2035. We are also committed to making our clothes with sustainable fabrics and continuously reducing our environmental impact throughout our offices and supply chain.

Understanding the urgent need to reduce and eventually phase out waste and pollution, extend the lifespan of products, and restore our natural ecosystems, we launched Operation Circularity in 2021.

This project initiated a radical and massive shift from virgin material to more sustainably preferred and recycled materials in our garments, executed through innovative efforts and partnering with suppliers and organizations across the globe who share our vision for a better world.

Our purpose goes beyond creating a fashion brand. It is about choosing exclusive materials, about valuing how we work and who does it, and about being committed to proximity. And so, with our timeless collections, we do our bit for the planet, creating greater environmental awareness through organic materials such as cotton or linen and 100% local production in Spain and Portugal, with all our products being zero kilometre.

Naïf is a feminine ready-to-wear brand designed with love in Montreal. 

Naïf develops a contemporary wardrobe, aiming for timelessness. The naïf aesthetic is thought of as soft colours, pure lines and materials with impeccable quality.

Nelson Naturals began as a quest to create the best quality toothpaste, while avoiding the controversial and harmful chemicals present in nearly all of the major brands.

The result is Nelson Naturals Mineralized Toothpaste, using simple and high quality ingredients including colloidal silver and hardwood xylitol we have created a unique product that is not only as effective but better than any other toothpaste available.

Canadian Made, Medical Grade Silicone Reusable One Size Fits Most Menstrual Cup!

We’re nixit, and we are on a mission to think differently about period care, by designing quality products that are built to last. We hope you embrace the journey with us.

nixit isn’t just about a great product - it’s about creating an environment where we all feel comfortable to discuss periods.

                                              — Rachael Newton. Founder

How it started

A year ago, I was living in the Caribbean. Every morning, I would take a walk along the beach and see the garbage and plastic that washed up on shore. There was no recycling on our island and all our waste went to a big heap in the middle of the island for all to see (and smell).Quick research told me that there was the equivalent of 4 plastic bags in a pack of pads and all the tampons I used had non-biodegradable plastic in them. Then I found out that disposable menstrual products are the fifth most common source of waste washing up on beaches. 

The truth about periods

I hadn’t realized that tampons were so drying, that they contain pesticides, bleach and even glue. I had been putting them in the most absorbent part of my body (and flushing them down the toilet) for years without question. Rushing to meetings with no time to get to the bathroom, constantly worrying that I might be leaking, stuffing tampons up my sleeve, checking for tampon strings at the beach. And all that time, they weren’t even good for me. I felt cheated - was this really the best we could do? When I started to think about it, I realized that it was completely normal for me to always be slightly worried about my period when I was menstruating - the worry never went away. 

Worry free

When I started to look at menstrual cups there were so many options that I didn’t know where to start, but I could see that they were a better product. That’s how nixit was born - a menstrual cup that fits everyone and that is so soft and supple it’s actually easier to insert.  nixit isn’t just about a great product - it’s about creating an environment where we all feel comfortable to discuss periods - with our partners, with our children, even with our colleagues. Periods aren’t something to be ashamed of and they’re also not something to be worried about. With nixit, all the typical worries go away - and I want everyone to experience that.

Our impact

 nixit menstrual cups make for a clean swap. They’re free of chemicals, and unlike even organic tampons, they don’t dry out or disrupt down there.These registrations mean we hold our menstrual cup to a high standard.

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  Made in Canada 
  

  The time for progress is now.

   Ever wonder about the waste your period products leave behind? Between the wrappers, applicators, tampons, pads, and panty liners, it starts to stack up. With nixit, all the typical worries go away and it’s a reusable sustainable product. Better for you, and the planet.

No Tox Life was born from the desire to provide natural, toxin-free vegan body care to help you live a cleaner, greener lifestyle.  We are a local, family-run business and each product is handmade using the highest-quality ingredients we can find.

The OLA Bamboo family is made up of three young entrepreneurs who want to make a real difference for the planet. Everyone knows that plastic causes devastation to the environment — especially for marine life! The Internet and social media are full of heartbreaking photos that show the terrible effects that plastics have on nature. But what can we actually do to change things? This is where the idea came about.

To make a real difference, you need to start by taking small steps. Our journey began with the bamboo toothbrush because toothbrushes are something that we all use in our daily lives, and which are (almost) always plastic. But we didn’t want to stop there! Tons of utilitarian objects are disposable and tremendously polluting.

Own Your Individual Beauty

 You are not a collection of flaws to be fixed. What makes you different is what makes you powerful and strong. At the heart of Om is an appreciation for who we are as individuals and the unique gifts we each bring to the world. We’ll speak the truth, unfiltered and unretouched, and we’ll celebrate each other as we are. Beautifully made.

Our Promise

PURE, PLANT-BASED, TOTALLY CLEAN SKINCARE
NO SYNTHETIC COLOUR OR FRAGRANCE
NO FILLERS, PARABENS OR SULFATES
NO TOXIC CHEMICALS OR HARSH INGREDIENTS
CRUELTY-FREE, GLUTEN-FREE, VEGAN
SAFE FOR MOMS-TO-BE
HANDCRAFTED IN CANADA

Who doesn't want to save money AND go green with their wardrobe? At all Things Being Eco we have a great collection of past season goodies that are sure to fit your sustainable, ethical and capsule closets. Wear your new gems knowing you saved some serious green.

Oneka’s all natural personal care products were created out of a respect for our water sources and the many organisms that help clean and purify it along its way. Rather than causing damage or polluting; Oneka products work WITH the elements of nature. We do this by using certified organic and wild harvested herbal extracts to nourish the hair and body without the use of sulphates, parabens, or synthetic fragrances.

We don’t claim to be perfect, but we're trying to do the right thing! It may sound like a cliché, but we want to leave things better than when we found them. We strive to do business in a more sustainable way, by taking responsibility for the impact of our business on society and the environment; and transforming our impact from negative to positive. It’s part of our quest to become a truly sustainable, all natural business.

Our organic farm operates on the fundamental principles of permaculture. Taking an all natural approach, with sensitivity to the land’s needs, as well as sustainable production; the foundation of permaculture is to create systems and methods that are permanently beneficial to the environment and society.

Our farm strives to achieve both. Socially, we are active and connected with our community and region; with a global mindset. Environmentally, we operate our farm and harvest our botanicals in a way that will add to the quality of our land and its ecosystems, rather than deplete and harm them. And everything we grow is done 100% organically.

From Native North American tribe Mohawk; Ohne:ka means 'water'. The name Oneka was chosen to reflect the importance of manufacturing natural personal care products while being very conscious of water. Oneka reaches beyond great looking hair, no compromise on quality, and sources ingredients known to be readily biodegradable.

So what makes us choose ONYX CONTAINERS as the ones we carry here at All Things Being Eco? Well, let me tell ya, all things stainless steel are not created (and I mean manufactured) equally. Onyx is one of the only ethically produced Stainless Steel containers on the market. So that means the people are being paid properly for their work, have SAFE working environments and follow labour regulations (like they actually get a break, and don't have to work endless days etc etc.). SO next time you're looking at Stainless Steel items and are paying an arm and a leg...think about who is making that money...and it's most likely not the manufacturers!

The skin is our largest organ and we are constantly bombarding it with chemical overload. Simplify your cosmetic routine with organic, fairtrade, vegan, gluten free and natural products that your skin will thank you for. Trust me, you'll not only SEE the difference, you'll FEEL the difference. 

Check out our most popular line, Pure Anada. They are hand made in Morden Manitoba, with only the best in mineral, organic and fairtrade ingredients. Once you try it, we know you'll be back. Trust us...

With Headquarters in Brisbane Australia, Orientique has more that 40 years experience designing and manufacturing quality women’s fashion. Orientique prides itself on its distinctive look and shapes designed for every body.

FAIR TRADE

Organic certification requires safe working conditions, NO child labour, and fair wages for workers.

SAVES LIVES

NON Organic Cotton crops use an estimated $2 Billion of chemicals, pesticides and genetically modified organisms each year. Certified Organic Cotton is not treated with any harmful products.Half of the $2 billion in chemicals and pesticides used in NON Organic Cotton are designated “TOXIC” by the World Health Organisation.

SAVES THE PLANET

Cotton is recognised as the “worlds dirtiest crop”.

97% of the worlds cotton is NON Organic. The seeds of which have been genetically modified to produce more and be impervious to chemicals.

25% of the worlds insecticides and 10% of the worlds pesticides are used on NON Organic Cotton.

In Organic Cotton the combination of NO toxic chemicals, pesticides and genetically modified organisms with up to 91% less water consumption helps protect our planet.

The consumption of NON Organic Cotton releases approx. 220 million tonnes of greenhouse gas each year. Organic Cotton creates approx. 46% less CO2 emissions.

2.6% of the worlds water usage is used to produce NON Organic Cotton.

20% of the Worlds Freshwater pollution comes from textile treatment and dyeing.

The US Fish and Wildlife Service have estimated that pesticides unintentionally kill 67 million birds each year in the US.

As we conducted our research into the transition from Non Organic Cottons to Certified Organic Cottons it became evident that it was not a case of should we do this but how quickly we can do this!

A quote I read whilst researching the impact of chemicals & pesticide inspired me to work faster.

“We are living on the planet like we have another one to go to”

We can all make a difference. At Orientique we are proud of the direction we have taken, and are confident our commitment to naturality will support
our small business network of customers around the world.

We have more work to do but we won’t stop working on producing a better garment for you.

At Pixie Mood, we believe that style doesn’t need compromise. Styles can be trendy, functional and socially responsible, all at the same time. We obsess over making great bags, including the little details that make them awesome, and design with our customers’ needs first and foremost.

Founded in 2010, Pixie Mood continues to find the most socially responsible ways to look good while feeling great.

Veganism is a lifestyle seeking to reduce all forms of exploitation and cruelty of animals for any purpose including clothing and food. 

However, choosing vegan goes beyond taking a stand for improving the quality of life for animals. Choosing vegan means you want to improve the quality of life for all living things. Did you know that, animal agriculture is responsible for more greenhouse gases than all the world’s transportation systems combined?

We believe it is our responsibility to take into consideration the future of our planet when designing & developing our products. As part of our commitment to sustainability, we are dedicated to sourcing the most innovative and eco-friendly materials for our products.

At Plantable Greetings we truly believe that businesses need to do more for the world we occupy. In fact the entire foundation of this company was built on that one mentality.  The goal for the company was to produce a unique desirable product that is zero waste and 100% biodegradable. Pretty cool right?

When you reach into your closet, there should be something there that reflects who you are, how you feel, and what you value most. There should be something that you can put on in the morning and confidently wear all day long. Something you can throw in your bag and know will work for whatever your journey brings.

prAna is that something

We create versatile, stylish, and sustainable clothing and accessories that you can wear during every activity, every adventure, every day. How do we know? Because we base our designs on our own experiences. You see we’re more than makers, we’re doers—yogis, climbers, and world travelers—and we use our knowledge to make clothes that look good and play hard. We like to focus on the details, and aren’t afraid to go bold when it comes to colors and whimsical patterns. We love to combine classic style with modern materials, ever mindful of where and how our creations are made.

Now you can wear the bright colors you love without fear of polluting the air and water with harsh chemicals. Since 2012, prAna has partnered with bluesign® systems to ensure that the fabrics we use meet the highest environmental and human safety standards.

Fair Trade standards ensure that garment workers have safe working conditions, a voice in the workplace, higher earnings, and that women are treated equally. Although these rights may seem basic, they are simply not guaranteed in many of the countries where clothing is produced.  prAna is proud to be one of the first major clothing companies to offer Fair Trade Certified™ products. In partnership with Fair Trade USA, we launched our Fair Trade styles back in 2010. With each new season, we aim to offer as many Fair Trade Certified products as possible through partnerships with newly certified factories.

We remain stringently committed to our polybag reduction initiative. From 2011 through 2016, we have eliminated 10.6 million+ polybags from landfills. That roughly equates to the same weight as 25 adult blue whales.

“Since the inception of Pure Anada, my goal has been to create a natural, safer alternative to traditional, mainstream cosmetics.  I love the beauty of nature, and enjoy the challenge of assembling luxurious, organic ingredients into products for you to enjoy.”  

Candace Grenier (Formulator & Founder)

We have been selling Pure Anada for almost 10 years. I could tell you hundreds of reasons why. Outlined below are the pillars of what they stand for and it is found in every thread of the company. Tried and true, this line won't disappoint. Great quality, vivid colors, expanding products and an amazing price point. 

Ethical

Since the ingredients used in our products are sourced from around the world, we do our best to research the supply chain to ensure the ingredients we purchase are fairly traded.  Our shea butter comes from a women’s co-op in west Africa.  Our Mica supplier ensures that their product is mined ethically in India without the use of child labour.  They own their own mines, fund schools and daycare centers so that the quality of life for their employees is fair.

Canadian-made

It’s estimated that only 5% of makeup brands actually have a hand in making their own product.  The rest rely on third party, contract manufacturing companies to produce their line.  Since the cosmetic industry isn’t well-regulated, there is room for dishonesty in labelling, and green-washing. Our products are made in our own, certified organic lab and manufacturing facility in Morden, Manitoba.  Aside from a few products (nail polish and pencils), we have the benefit of being in control of our formulations, ingredients and processes.

Clean Formulations

Our goal is to use ingredients that are derived from nature. We avoid the “Dirty Dozen” ingredients used in cosmetics, as well as the Environmental Defense’s “Toxic Ten”.  For your reference, download the Just Beautiful Personal Care Shopping Guide or Gillian Deacon’s Wallet Tip Sheet.

Free from Common Allergens

We are committed to choosing ingredients that are least likely to cause skin irritations and allergic reactions. With that said, it may still be possible to be sensitive to a naturally sourced ingredient.Our products do NOT contain:  Gluten (our Vitamin E is derived from Rice Bran or non GMO soy), Tree Nuts (or oils - exception: Eyeliner Pencils contain Almond Oil),  Bismuth Oxychloride (common mineral irritant).

Cruelty-Free

We do not test our products on animals, nor do we purchase ingredients from suppliers that do.   Pure Anada has been certified as a cruelty-free manufacturer by the Leaping Bunny program. Our bamboo brushes are made of synthetic micro-fiber and therefore are also cruelty free. The majority of our products are also vegan (contain no animal by-products).  Look for the PETA Cruelty-Free and Vegan Logo.

Nostalgic Branding

The floral graphics on our website and new product branding is authentic, vintage, botanical drawings from the 1800s.  This signifies our appreciation for nature and it’s obvious beauty. It is remnant of a simpler time when our food was whole, and nature was unmodified.  Our formulas reflect this principle since we incorporate simple ingredients from the earth- floral waters, plant oils and mineral pigments.

The intention was simply to do something that could help people live more sustainably, which still is our mission. I started researching more about what sustainability means, and that led me to look into having something made locally. That’s because sustainability goes beyond ecofriendly. A sustainable product must also be made in a way that considers people’s well-being. For instance, a product made from low-impact natural materials in a sweatshop is not a sustainable one.

The choice to focus on textile products, specifically bags, was based on the ability to have them made locally, and on the fact that they can substitute a huge amount of plastic that is used in everyone’s daily lives.
I started Rather Green with $4,000. I spent it on a website, fabric and hiring a seamstress to sew the designs I made. I registered the business in mid 2019 and opened the website for orders in April 2020.

Five years in

Since then, production has been brought in. Every single unit of Rather Green products is made in our workshop.
Thousands of bags have already been made and sold to over ten countries.
Over 6,000 trees have also been planted through our Tree Planting initiative.

Founder Friedel Redecker earned his living as a brushmaker because he went blind as a child. His inventiveness, his sense of quality and persistence brought about a company that is selling its natural products world-wide after three generations.

The first handcrafted Redecker brushes were produced in 1935. A lot has changed since then. Today, the name Redecker stands, as it has for many years, for an ideal combination of natural quality, function, and design. It lives from our very own blend of inventiveness, sound craftsmanship, and creativity.

We have been focusing on reducing single use plastics and slowing down the rate in which we recycle our plastics (since most of it gets shipped overseas to end up in landfills, kind of a gamble hey?!) Bring in your empty mason jars, original packaging, coffee mugs etc and we will fill em up with your favorite products. If we can physically GET product into the container, we're good to go. If ordering online, be sure to select the corresponding size container for us to put it in.

Founded nearly a decade ago, Wild Creek Naturals products combine essential oils from a timeless recipe to form our blend of traditional Marseille remedy oils and the traditional Marseille remedy balm in a blend of 5 classic oils: cloves, lemon, eucalyptus, rosemary and cinnamon bark.

Since 1413, this traditional remedy has been legendary for its purported ability to ward off the plague. From medieval France to the modern world, people have shared this remedy and its many uses with friends and family.

Today, Wild Creek Naturals continues this tradition by combining five best-quality essential oils into two artisanal formulas in small batches: a blend of essential oils and a balm. Both can be used to help with household cleaning, to reduce inflammation, improve health, soothe insect bites, etc.

In 1413. As the bubonic plague decimated France, thieves were arrested for stealing money and jewelry from the dead and victims of the plague, a crime punishable by the stake. The judge offered them clemency for their terrible crimes on the condition that they shared the secret that allowed them to be exposed to the plague without contracting it. The thieves explained that they were perfume makers and spice merchants and that they were out of work because of the closure of France's seaports. They had prepared a special herbal infusion that they applied to their hands, ears, feet. masks and

Temples, and this protected him from infection. As promised, the judge did not burn them alive – but hanged them. Soon after, doctors treating the plague began wearing masks made of absorbent material soaked in "the mixture of thieves" to protect them from the disease.

The "original mixture of thieves" containing vinegar and garlic, was originally known as Marseille Vinegar. This formula was marketed by sellers of medical supplies as the first protective barrier for hundreds of years and has been an element of pestilential prevention against plague since its formulation. The arrival of the modern pharmacopoeia saw this element relegated to the pages of forgotten history. The Marseille remedy is the most traditional concentrated form of the original recipe.

ABOUT REVOL CARES

a message from ourfounder.

WHAT IS OUR NATURAL STANDARD?

WHAT ARE NATURAL INGREDIENTS?

HOW DO WE VET OUR NATURAL INGREDIENTS?

• Guaranteed to be found in nature and good for you
• As organic and local as is available
• Won't be produced or extracted through environmentally harmful processes
• Won't have harmful impacts on your body

WHY WE USE 10 INGREDIENTS OR LESS:

One of our brand’s core values is to “Look To The Future Responsibly,” and consider that value in every business decision we make. In 2019, we completely redesigned our core line of blankets to use only 100% post-consumer recycled materials. We’re now recycling over 5 million discarded plastic bottles through our supply chain every year. We’re also proud to be a member of 1% For The Planet, which means we donate 1% of all revenue to environmental non-profits. And finally, we’re members of the freshman cohort of brands that are certified Climate Neutral. This means that beginning in 2020, and every year thereafter, we’ll be offsetting 100% of our company’s carbon footprint by purchasing offset credits. 

On a surf and ski trip through California, our founders were sleeping in a van, several miles up a dirt road near a secret hot spring. They awoke the next morning in subzero temperatures with a car that wouldn’t start. Far outside of cell reception, and confronted with an impossibly long walk into town, they decided to bundle up in their sleeping bags and drink whiskey while they waited for someone else to show up.

Minutes turned to hours, and in that time the conversation took an unexpected turn to the subject of bedding. Cozy and warm in their sleeping bags, the two acknowledged how much better the materials felt and performed than what was on their beds back home. A resolve was made to create a “sleeping bag blanket” and the idea for the first Rumpl product was born.

Returning from the trip and borrowing a sewing machine, the first Rumpl “Puffy” blankets were hand sewn in a cramped San Francisco apartment. After several months using the blankets, the two realized they had stumbled on to an idea much grander than just a sleeping bag blanket. The materials typically found in everyday blankets hadn’t evolved in hundreds of years—the entire category wasn’t utilizing any of the material innovation that was taking place in apparel, outdoor gear, and activewear. The Rumpl brand was born! 

Sand Cloud was founded on the sunny beaches of San Diego by three friends with a dream to reinvent an age-old product, the beach towel, while donating a portion of all sales to marine conservation charities as a way to protect and preserve the beaches we love.

We continue to be committed to donating 10% of all profits toward marine conservation. When you purchase a beach towel from Sand Cloud, not only do you get a premium, sand-resistant, ultra-absorbent Turkish cotton towel, but you also help us in our mission to #savethefishies.

Every day approximately 8 million pieces of plastic pollution find their way into our oceans. Meet our non-profit partners who are on the front-lines of marine life conservation.

DO NICE THINGS FOR YOU AND YOUR HOME

Born in Vancouver, BC; Sapadilla Soap Co. makes nice little eco-cleaners and soaps that do nice little things for you, your home and the earth. Our smart formulations, with plant-based ingredients and only 100% pure essential oil blends, leave your home sparkly clean and smelling wonderfully fresh.

We are a Mexican-Canadian company which provides environmentally and socially responsible bath and kitchen products. We provide products that address the need to develop socially, environmentally and economically sustainable opportunities in Mexico. Our products are biodegradable and use plant species that naturally grow in the region, don’t require much water or use of harmful practices, like the use of pesticides and fertilizers. We work directly with rural communities to help them improve their quality of life by providing stable income and fair prices that directly benefit people in these communities.

YOGA JEANS is a premium quality denim brand that provides its customers with ethically manufactured garments in the finest materials available across the world. Available in several fits and washes, Yoga Jeans vast assortment has something for everybody & every body. We believe in spreading good energy and positive karma in all we do.

As true denim enthusiasts we wanted to do more than just design our own denim; We wanted to produce it too! Owned and operated in since 2011, we purchased our 52,000 square foot manufacturing facility in St-Come Linière, QC, Canada. As factory owners, we make it a point to get to know all of our denim crafters personally. A second factory has been acquired in Mauritius Island with the same focus on ethical and eco friendly manufacturing. 

Yoga Jeans is eco-friendly clothing that is sustainable and fashionable. Many of our core styles are BCI cotton, Cotton USA. Our durable and high quality trims are also made in Canada. We always strive to find the next thing in sustainable fashion and are constantly working on reducing our ecological footprint. 

As we are a socially responsible, eco- friendly denim brand, it is of the highest importance to us that we do everything in our power to lower our carbon footprint. By using the latest in laser technology to create our jean finishes and by enhancing industrial productivity we are constantly finding solutions that reduce our water consumption and help to eliminate damaging emissions.

Working in such close proximity to our production team ensures that we have the highest level of quality control, production timelines and ethical standards across all channels. Our planet is important to us and we believe in creating great products while maintaining a low carbon footprint.

As the creators of comfort, Yoga Jeans® take an innovative approach to denim design. Our jeans are crafted using the most comfortable fabrics in the world. By combining denim fabric with our special 4-way stretch technology we ensure that every pair is breathable and will provide you the freedom to move throughout the day without losing their form.

What is our secret to the perfect fit? Our Yoga Jeans® are designed with an exclusive waistband that has real curves just like your body. Finally a pair of jeans that won’t cut you in the wrong spots as they are designed to sit properly on your waistline for the most comfortable fit.

In 1998 a young woman named Shannon Passero planted a seed in the maze of streets that make up Chiang Mai, Thailand, She worked tirelessly for almost two decades bringing her designs to North America, Europe and Australia. She traveled the world for inspiration and designed in Canada and manufactured in Thailand.

In 2013, in downtown Thorold, in the heart of Niagara, she opened her first stand alone retail boutique in a 200 Year old Firehall and then expanded it again in 2015 and called it the Post Office by Shannon Passero. The Store is now 6500 square feet on the main floor of a historic building that has been recognized by the National Trust of Canada for its historical significance in Canada.

THE BUSINESS HAS NURTURED THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND THE WOMEN WHO LIVE AND SHOP THERE.

The next adventure started in 2017, when she launched her namesake wholesale Collection. Today it is drawn, designed and sewn in Canada, US, Turkey and the very maze of streets she first started in Chiang Mai, Thailand. She partners with overseas factories that hold the same values and vision. Ethical business practices are at the core of everything the company is about. 

The Collection continues to evolve each season. A thoughtful focus on minimal environmental footprint by carefully selecting materials, upcycling and working with lasting materials local to the Artisan’s maker’s regions. Utilizing small batch and Artisanal made pieces make each piece a work of Art.

Your purchase of the Shannon Passero Collection enriches the lives of the makers, the pieces are knit and woven with their stories and are ready for you to continue the journey.

Silkberry Baby® was initially developed by Carrie, mother of two young children. Her daughter had an allergic reaction to synthetic fibers. After much research, she sourced natural, eco-friendly, and sustainable fibers (rayon from bamboo & organic cotton) that she found to be the best natural choices available for baby and toddlers’ clothing and bedding. She started to design and launch more styles made of buttery soft and breathable fabric. All designs are functional, adorable, fun and creative.

We think children’s clothes should be easy to play, run, skip, tumble, snuggle and nap in. We pride ourselves on our incredibly soft bamboo fabric and our sustainable and eco-friendly organic cotton. We want our customers to feel good about purchasing a high quality and earth-friendly product from us each and every time.

Better Pairs For a Better Planet

In 2014, Noora Sharrab and Jacqueline Sofia began working with a motivated group of women in Jordan’s Jerash “Gaza” Refugee Camp to build the foundation for a social enterprise that would educate, employ and empower the community’s women and girls. Today, Sitti maintains its commitment to providing fair wage employment to its all-female staff, as well as providing financial and in-kind support to several beneficiary programs that contribute towards the enterprise’s social mission. The Sitti product line, which began with a signature square bar of handmade, cold-pressed olive oil soap, has since grown to a line of 10+ popular skincare and home good items; including curated products through partnerships with ethical brand names. Sitti has evolved into a multi-national brand that can be found in the shops of retailers and distributors across the Middle East and North America.

Spring 2024 Collection: The Future of Fashion is Here and It's Sustainable

This Spring, step into a world where fashion transcends the norm, embracing a future where every thread, every fabric, and every garment is a step towards sustainability. Our Spring 2024 Collection heralds the return of cherished brands such as Prana, Toad & Co., tentree, Orientique, and Yoga Jeans—each continuing to champion eco-friendly practices with their latest offerings. This season, we're also excited to introduce new trailblazers in sustainable fashion, including the innovative Canadian-based MPG, further enriching our commitment to eco-conscious and size inclusive style.

Delve into a collection defined by its commitment to the planet, featuring an array of garments crafted from recycled, regenerative, and organic materials. Our selection showcases the pinnacle of sustainable fashion, with fabrics that not only reduce environmental impact but also offer unmatched comfort and style. From the luxurious feel of organic cotton to the innovative use of recycled polyester and the breathability of sustainable bamboo, each piece in our collection is a testament to the possibility of a greener wardrobe without sacrificing the allure of high fashion.

Our Spring 2024 collection is more than just fashion; it's a movement towards a sustainable future. With garments that are as kind to the earth as they are to your skin, we invite you to experience the luxury of truly sustainable fashion. Whether it's the adaptability of MPG's activewear, the timeless elegance of Orientique, or the innovative stretch of Yoga Jeans, each brand within our collection is committed to eco-friendly practices that pave the way for a better tomorrow.

Embrace a season of renewal, both for your wardrobe and for the world around us. The Spring 2024 Collection is a celebration of what fashion can achieve when it marries style with sustainability—creating a future where fashion and the environment thrive together.

We are an Authentic indigenous wellness company  steeped in traditional teachings,  values, and customs. Plant medicine is an important part of our history and our foundation is built on ancestral knowledge and old world medicine. We believe in in the importance of mother earth for our health and wellbeing. Standing Spruce carries a wide range of wildcrafted products, remedies and skin care ; including : healing face and body oils, balms, sprays and skin toners, as well as botanically infused cold pressed soaps, and Canadian natural essential oils.

As one of the only "indigenous farmers" in our area, I began our journey towards food security with the belief that we could do something meaningful and that there was "a better way" than large scale/commercial farming. Our goal was to provide clean ethical food, honey and crops not only to ourselves, but also to friends, family, and eventually our community. Raising animals  with empathy is of the utmost importance here on the farm. Chickens along with our own honey bees, food, and medicinal garden keep us fairly busy - but above all, happy.

At our farm we have always operated on a zero waste policy, using all aspects of our farm and botanicals in our products including honey which is harvested, and beeswax used by our apothecary in lip balms, remedies, and skin care.

Our collection of Holiday Gift Giving ideas that are perfect for Stocking Stuffers, Hostess Gifts, Teachers Gifts and more. Wow your crowd without breaking the bank or damaging our fragile planet. Nothing over $20 makes it easy to give the gift of Eco.

TANIT BOTANICS, lovingly named after the Carthaginian goddess Tanit, was launched by husband-and-wife who met as students at Polytechnique Montreal for their engineering degrees.

During travels overseas, Zohra (industrial engineer) & Mehdi (chemical engineer) were excited to visit new countries and learn about different cultures. What they didn’t expect was to find such beautiful landscapes completely terrorized by plastic waste.

Already passionate about nature, they made a commitment to use their studies for good. Their vision was to find a way to fuse the comforts and necessities of modern living with the need to protect our most valuable resource — planet Earth.

Established in 2013 by Founder and CEO Christen Irwin, Ten and Co. is home to the original compostable dishcloth, the Swedish Sponge Cloth. Over the last few years, we have expanded our catalogue to include everyday, premium home goods and textiles that stand the test of time in your home, not in our landfills.

Our goal has always been to blur the line between beauty and sustainability, and through our ethical practices from manufacturing to shipping, we have been able to do just that. Small actions change the world, and as leaders in sustainable home goods, we promise to leave nothing but a positive impact on our Earth and believe in simplifying the process so you can do the same.

Together, with your support, our store has planted over 36,000 trees!

We create aspirational outside products. For those who identify with the outdoors, but are not defined by them. We motivate and encourage environmental stewardship through earth-first apparel.

tentree is rooted in the belief that we have a responsibility to protect and preserve the world we live in. Buy one, and we'll plant ten. Let's branch out to nature, ten trees at a time.

"I launched The Unscented Company in 2016, a complete line of unscented home and body care on two founding principles. Firstly, we redefine the notion of clean by offering exclusively unscented all natural products. We believe powerful cleaning can be free of fragrances and we could all be better for it. Secondly, we design our packaging for conscious living by allowing our customers the ability to refill their bottles either at home or in-store. A significant reduction of our collective plastic footprint.

Our commitment goes beyond products and packaging. We are a Certified B Corporation, a growing community of more than 2000 companies working together toward 1 unifying goal: to redefine success in business. We aspire to meet the highest standards of verified performance, transparency, and accountability, taking into account workers, our local community and the environment."

-Anie Rouleau - Founder and CEO

Tiny Teethers was established soon after the birth of my first son in 2013. He was always grabbing at whatever he could put in his mouth, so I went looking for a safe necklace I could wear, and he could teethe on.  He was three months old, always in my arms and nursing, so a necklace that was both attractive and functional was especially important. I was pleased to find what I was looking for but less pleased at the price point, knowing that I was only going to be using it a short time. At the same time, as a jewellery designer, the opportunity to solve this problem piqued my interest.

Seven years later, Tiny Teethers has become a recognized and trusted teething brand in Canada. We have been leaders in innovation with our pacifier clip. We designed an all silicone and plastic clip with few moving parts that is a safer alternative to wood or metal. In 2020 we won a Family Choice Award for our pacifier clip and a Parent and Baby award for the most innovative teething company. We are also working on implementing a nation wide silicone recycling program, because while we love silicone and the benefits over plastic, we need to be responsible and recognize the life cycle of all our products. 

 From my family to yours, 

Tara Morellato

We’re not in the business of making clothes – we’re in the business of change. We aim to clean up a dirty apparel industry, educate people on sustainable practices, and inspire folks to live their fullest lives. From our California headquarters to our storefronts across the country, we do our part to be good neighbors everywhere you find the Toad. You’ll find us volunteering with local non-profits and creating opportunities for adults with disabilities. You’ll find our name signed on petitions to support carbon caps, reduce fossil fuels and keep public lands public. We’ve been named one of Outside Magazine’s Best Places to Work seven years in a row and our annual Grilled Cheese Smackdown will go down in history as the cheesiest, most gourmet battle of humankind. We’re a bunch of dreamers and mountain movers, preaching the gospel of sustainability and spontaneity – because every day is an adventure. 

In 2018 we reduced our emissions by 51 tons of C02, enough to drive 150,000 miles. We achieved this by using organic cotton, recycled fibers, and other high-quality materials known for low-impact growing and clean manufacturing. Sustainable materials make a world of difference.

"Doing my skincare routine has always been a way for me to feel most like myself. It has a way of giving me immense confidence, making me feel like I can accomplish anything. I've always been entrepreneurial, but it wasn't until late 2018 where I had my 'lightbulb moment'. "Why don't I start a skincare company?". I had tried EVERYTHING under the sun and I knew what worked and what didn't. It was the thing I was most passionate about. That December night, I told my boyfriend "I'm going to start a skincare company" and got to work that very same night on my coffee table."

• Truly Founder and CEO Alexandria MacFarlane

Truly Lifestyle Brand Inc. was founded with the purpose of empowering your natural beauty while using clean, high quality ingredients that you can feel good about using on your skin.

We've come a long way since 2019, and we're proud to be providing you and 20,000+ other skin-happy customers, with a wide range of science backed, high performing products with affordable pricing. Thank you for trusting us with your skin and always remember to celebrate your beauty, truly.

Our History...

From humble beginnings in Plainview, Minn., to a multi-national company,
one thing has stayed the same: Our commitment to making hard-working products from high-quality natural ingredients.

At Wildwood Creek, we believe in the power of nature and slow living. We lovingly and intentionally craft our line of botanical infused home and body products by hand in our studio in rural Nova Scotia.

The goodness packed in every product comes from our own field grown plants and herbs along with ethically gathered botanicals from the meadows and forests surrounding us.

We infuse the whole plants with sustainably sourced, organic and fair trade ingredients. This is how we craft our entire line of all-natural and sustainable self care products that help you connect with nature everyday.

Our products are free of synthetics, artificial fragrances,GMO’s, fillers, additives, artificial preservatives and are vegan and cruelty-free.

Only good for your body, good for your soul and good for the planet ingredients.

From wild botanical mists to nourishing bath + body oils, our wellness and body products are crafted with you and the planet in mind. Made with pure natural, cruelty-free ingredients, you'll create self-care rituals that will calm the mind, body and soul.

Welcome to Woven Wildly, where we honor the sacred bond between heritage and craftsmanship. We pour our hearts into sourcing extraordinary Mochila bags, bracelets, and baskets inspired by the ancient indigenous traditions of Colombia.

In the depths of Woven Wildly, we pay homage to the artistry and untamed creativity of the Kogi, Wayuu, and Arhuaco tribes. Our Mochila bags, bracelets and baskets are meticulously handwoven by skilled artisans from these communities, preserving their ancestral techniques and cultural tapestry.

Our accessories seamlessly blend functionality with a profound connection to our ancestral roots. With colors that dance like spirited flames, patterns that echo the whispers of nature, and sturdy materials that endure the test of time, our products embody the essence of Colombia’s indigenous cultures.

By choosing a Woven Wildly product, you become a guardian of indigenous empowerment, nurturing their ancient ways in harmony with the natural world. Driven by an unwavering commitment to the land we call home, we meticulously source sustainable materials and embrace fair trade practices.

Journey deep into the captivating beauty of Colombia’s indigenous heritage with Woven Wildly. Let each product unfold a tale of ancient wisdom, artistry that runs wild, and an unbreakable bond with theKogi, Wayuu, and Arhuaco tribes that echoes through generations.

Most of our products are unique pieces made by indigenous people from different communities. One of a kind. Made with sustainable materials taken from pachamama.

 I am Rouvè, the maker, creator and dreamer behind all the eco-friendly, toxic free products from YOUR GREEN KITCHEN.  I started my career as a registered nutritionist loving food and cooking, but the plastic waste created in the kitchen really bothered me.  To bring together my love for the environment, cooking and the kitchen I began looking for things I could use in the kitchen to be more earth-friendly.  I made my first fabric bowl cover in 2017 and it has been such an amazing ride. 

Here's a collection of goodies that will help you in your daily goals of living a zero waste lifestyle. Reusable, compostable/biodegradable, recyclable and refillable products come together to reduce our impact on this precious earth.