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Five Fashion & Beauty Brands Made in Montreal
1. Iris Setlakwe
Iris Setlakwe began in 2001 and now has several boutiques in Montreal where they produce high-end clothing for modern women. Iris Setlakwe’s tailored and feminine styles respect the silhouettes of women by creating the line in all sizes and shapes. She is proud that her
2. M0851
As a Montreal-based handbags brand, M0851 conceives and crafts all their products in-house. M0851 makes leather bags, accessories, and outerwear. They buy their raw materials from equitable and eco-conscious sources to maintain their commitment to sustainability. M0851’s signature leather products get better with age as they become more supple and distinctive.
3. Mimi & August
With a motto of ‘exclusive and affordable products without compromising the quality and living conditions of the people who produce them’, Mimi & August is a company to love. Although they started as a swimsuit brand (Mimi), they eventually added a lifestyle label (August) and the union has been a success. Mimi & August’s commitment to the environment and favourable working conditions places them at the forefront of the slow
4. atelier b
Made in Montreal from natural fibres with a completely (yup – completely!) zero-waste manufacturing process, atelier b is not just a leader, but an innovator of sustainable
5. Bkind
Their name pretty much sums it up nicely (excuse the pun!); the Bkind beauty brand is truly about being respectful and thoughtful to everything around us. Bkind is completely made locally in Montreal and offers all natural, plant-based, vegan, eco-friendly beauty and skin care products. Part of Bkind’s ‘kind’ movement is ensuring kindness to sustainability, health, and animals….we think building a business on kindness rocks. ♡
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