Canadian Made Clothing
Ethical Manufacturing
What does ethical manufacturing mean in today's fashion and textile industry? Ethical manufacturing transcends mere compliance with labor laws; it ensures that every step of the supply chain upholds human rights and promotes fair labor practices. By guaranteeing fair wages, safe working conditions, and worker empowerment, we uplift the lives of our workforce and support our local economy. Ethical manufacturing also significantly slashes our carbon footprint by limiting over production, reducing textile waste, and slashing off-shore transportation emissions.
In-Housing Production
Our entire production process takes place in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, without any offshoring or outsourcing of sewing labor abroad.
This means our team actually sources our own materials, mill, cut, and sew all our clothing in-house.
By owning our own production, it allows us to deliver top-quality products right to your door with the quality and confidence you deserve.
Who We Are
From women-owned, to our Indigenous roots, to our own Canadian-made products, we're dedicated to inclusivity, in-house production, and small batch collections. Learn more about why we do what we do.
Our Philosophy
We only produce garments that are needed - nothing more and nothing less. Clothing made on-demand and in real time allows for an incredible degree of craftsmanship and personalized customization. We maintain minimal inventory, own no warehouses filled with unsold inventory, and maintain our whole procurement process onsite.
Customize Your Clothing
By owning a link in our own supply chain, we offer customized clothing on-demand. By doing so, you receive:
✓ Excellent craftsmanship and attention to detail
✓ Customer engagement in the entire production process
✓ Personal customization & alterations on site
✓ Quality control and fulfillment done in real-time
Fair and Equatable Fashion
Our value to social justice ensures everyone is treated fairly and equitably. We strongly believe that jobs should empower communities, rather than oppress them. We are helping to bring back manufacturing to Winnipeg and are fostering a more vibrant and economic community.
Consciously Milled And Dyed in Ontario
Our knits are completely unique to Anne Mulaire. Because our fabric is completely exclusive to our brand, we feel responsible for its quality and impact on our planet.
Rest assured that our fabrics are milled and knitted in Ontario by a company that adheres strictly to the Oeko Tex Standard which ensures materials are free of hazardous chemicals. The bamboo, organic cotton, hemp, Sorona® and TENCEL™ used in our clothing are grown without pesticides, herbicides, or chemical fertilizers. We’re not only eco-friendly but eco-efficient.
Indigenous-Owned
Anne Mulaire is located in Treaty 1 territory, the ancestral and traditional homeland of the Anishinaabe peoples. We acknowledge and value that we live and work in the territories of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Dakota, Dene, Metis, and Oji-Cree Nations.
Richly inspired by Anne Mulaire’s Anishinaabe/French Métis héritage, our prints are handcrafted by our Indigenous Métis Elder, David Albert, Andréanne’s father. Read more about his work and the story behind our one-of-a-kind prints.
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