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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21 |
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The Canadian Knitwear Brands Keeping Us Warm This Season |
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From cozy classics to modern silhouettes, these homegrown labels do winter right |
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By Renée Tse |
No wardrobe staple works harder in a Canadian winter than a good knit. When the temperatures drop, warmth becomes a non-negotiable and layering is simply a way of life.
Still, practicality doesn’t have to come at the expense of style. There’s something deeply comforting about being wrapped in a great sweater, and today’s knitwear landscape offers far more than the classic crewneck. Think half-zips, polos, ribbed cardigans and chunky turtlenecks—versatile pieces built to last.
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FASHION |
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How to Look Chic (and Not Chilly!) When It’s -15ºC |
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After a move to the country, one writer offers advice for how she stayed stylish in snowier-than-usual conditions |
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FASHION |
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It’s Jeans Season—These Canadian Denim Brands Deserve a Spot in Your Closet |
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These homegrown labels are elevating the forever staple with chic designs and innovative, eco-friendly practices |
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