Anne Mulaire

Anne Mulaire is honoured to be nominated for the CAFA Sustainability Award this year! We are thrilled to announce that Anne Mulaire has been nominated for the prestigious CAFA Award for Sustainability. This highlights our unwavering commitment to sustainable and ethical practices within the fashion industry. A huge shout out to Canadian Arts & Fashion Awards and our incredible customers, partners, and advocates who have been with us on this journey. It’s a honour to be amongst so many inspiring brands and talented designer’s throughout Canada. #cafa #sustainability #canada #sustainablefashion #madehere #bcorp

Looking for a Acquisition Specialist or Wholesale Manager in the Apparel or fashion world. Please message me or tag someone you know. Thanks! #marketing #sustainability #circularity #business #linkedIn #jobs #fashion #apparel #clothing

📢 Exciting news! We’re thrilled to announce the recent release of an International Standard that establishes the principles of a #CircularEconomy. ISO 59004 will help organizations: ✅ Deliver sustainable, ambitious solutions ✅ Strengthen stakeholder relationships ✅ Comply with environmental regulations ✅ Contribute to climate change mitigation ✅ Support sustainable resource management This is just the beginning! ISO 59004 is part of a larger suite of standards that collectively provide a common understanding of vocabulary, principles, and implementation needed to transition to a circular economy ♻️ Find out more ➡️ https://bit.ly/3WS7oS1 #Sustainability #ISOstandards #ClimateStandards

Occasionally we receive comments on our facebook page telling us that our "clothing is too expense." We actually appreciate and love these comments because they provide an opportunity to have an open and transparent dialogue with consumers whom may not be familiar with our brand and everything that we do... differently. It's true, the perceived savings in fast fashion often come at a hidden cost – the exploitation of garment workers and offshoring of manufacturing to countries with lower labor standards. While sustainable fashion may seem pricier upfront, it reflects the true cost of ethical production and fair wages. By investing in sustainable fashion, you're not only getting a quality product but also supporting a system that values human rights and environmental stewardship. We think we are pretty unique in the since that we design, mill, and manufacture 100% of all our clothing in Canada. How many other companies in Canada can say this? If you can think of a brand, I will send you a free headband! Instead of blaming brands or consumers, let's redirect our efforts towards systemic economic reform. By advocating for fair wages, tax incentives for sustainable businesses, a waste tax, and/or policies that encourage local production, we can foster an environment where ethical fashion is accessible to all. It's time to shift the conversation from blame to collaboration for a more sustainable and equitable future.