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Passport Covers Made In Canada
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| All Popov Leather goods are sewn by hand using the “saddle” stitch method. When we hand-stitch, we use two needles that pass through the same hole on opposite sides. This method doubles the strength of machine stitch. Since each needle passes through the same hole without friction, it binds using a net of thread that clings to the leather. Conversely, machine-stitching doesn’t bind to the leather, it binds to itself when it loops. – this method can be fine for fabric, but we want our leather products to last a lifetime. Part of the passport covers made in Canada directory. Products:
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| In 2009, I started out making a bag for one of our boys, using some of my husbands old gear. Breaking a few sewing machines along the way and getting very frustrated by the strength of the material, a bag was eventually produced. Made a few more and thought I am really on to something. At the time, life got in the way so to speak. I am a Nurse by trade and had just started a new job. The oldest was getting married, two kids in high school/sports….. you get the idea. Fast forward 5 years, by this time we had moved into our forever home and my husband had threatened to throw out my little stock of used gear (taking up too much room in his garage). So I commenced with finding better sewing machines, learning how to put a zipper in and making some products. On a whim, I sent an email to a craft show in our area and was accepted. Then went, OMG how am I going to make enough for a show.(still working full-time-loved my job) The response was incredible and we continued to grow. Part of the passport covers made in Canada directory. Products:
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| Adrian Klis has been making leather products for many years from Alberta. Their extensive collection of products has been featured in the Cabin collective which can be found in Banff Alberta. They can also be found at events in British Columbia and Alberta. The pandemic has slowed them down but events will definitely be rescheduled when restrictions have been lifted. The products can also be found on numerous web sites across the country by resellers. They can even be found on etsy by LeathersCanada who sells their collection items from Calgary, AB. This page includes almost all of the items that you can find on the Canada Leathers site. So there no issue finding the products, there is just no physical location where they can be purchased. Part of the passport covers made in Canada directory. Products:
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| The foundation of any quality work of craftsmanship is the material that its made from. When investing hours of labor into a piece of work, it just doesn’t make sense to use anything other than the best material available. Oak & Honey Leather Goods are made in Toronto. Part of the passport covers made in Canada directory. Products:
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| I celebrate how far Claudia and I took trace of grey designs, and the success we were together. I also celebrate her new path, and my new opportunity to take t.o.g into it’s next paradigm of existence. For me, Claudia will be woven into the details of each piece that I continue to create. Her inspiration, beauty and style are bound to our legacy, and for this I am only grateful. Part of the passport covers made in Canada directory. Products:
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| Mariclaro is built on the principles of high quality, sustainable production and ingenious designs. All our items are handmade in Canada in our studio in Snow Road Station, Ontario. Mariclaro …. obsessed with quality to the very last stitch. Part of the passport covers made in Canada directory. Products:
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| Steph Desjardins, Crafter, Maker, Islander and family man; I became a Maker in 2010 and have grown my business a little (or a lot) every year since. My personal goal is to cut down on plastic and other non biodegrading products so when I started building up my business, it came naturally to use materials that were natural, sustainable, non-toxic and biodegradable. I started by making wooden toys and kids furniture and grew into the crate business. Through a few winters of studying leather craft I added leather goods to the business as well and it has now become a huge part of Manitoulin Crate Co. Part of the passport covers made in Canada directory. Products:
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| Founded in 1881, Kirkpatrick’s Leather began as a manufacturer of carriage harness. Early in the 1900’s, the company moved from it’s origins on King Street, in Toronto, to Broadview Avenue, where it remained for over 75 years. Proudly made in Port Hope, ON. Part of the passport covers made in Canada directory. Products:
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| Cavalier Goods Co. started from humble beginnings on a late autumn afternoon in an all-but-deserted café on Toronto’s Queen Street. I had been browsing countless websites to find a bag that would not only be functional, but also elegant. After hours of searching without much luck, the inevitable thought occurred: “What does it take to make my own?” The question that lead to where Cavalier Goods Co. is today. Part of the passport covers made in Canada directory. Products:
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| We are a Montreal-based company that designs and manufactures leather bags, accessories, jackets and outerwear. The brand’s inherent charm comes from our approach to Design – anchored in a combination of sleek and functional aesthetics, coupled with high-end raw materials sourced around the world. “From the Purity of our Designs emanates simplicity, vitality and contemporary science.” Innovation is born from experimentation at m0851. Trial and error are an intrinsic part of life, and new products are more often than not the result of these experiments. Part of the passport covers made in Canada directory. Products:
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| Every piece Jill makes at Fish Skin Designs is built to last by hand, using only sustainably-harvested cork and the finest fabrics that please not only the eye, but the heart and the planet. If a design or material doesn’t pass the vigorous test of mom life, she doesn’t sell it. It’s that simple. Who says you can’t be fashionable while supporting sustainability, local artisans, and healthy communities? Why support corporate profits when you can conveniently source unique pieces that make your heart sing, AND direct your dollars to artisans and suppliers who care deeply about the planet our children will inherit. As a marine biologist and mother, Jill understands the impacts we have on our planet. Applying her passion and love of the natural world to each piece, she works hard finding innovative ways to bring functional art into people’s lives, while ensuring this act adds value not only to the proud owner of the product, but those that touched it before it was purchased. A purchase from FishSkin Designs is a very rewarding teaching moment, on how we can all make small changes in our lives that have a big positive impact for future generations. Part of the passport covers made in Canada directory. Products:
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