Indigenous-Owned Brands Making Products in Canada

This guide highlights Indigenous-owned businesses across Canada and the clothing, home goods, skincare, food and other products they make here.

Clothing and Home

Anne Mulaire

Anne Mulaire is an Indigenous-owned, Métis-founded fashion brand based in Winnipeg. Its clothing is designed, cut and sewn in its Treaty 1 atelier, with collections that include dresses, leggings, tops, jackets and accessories.

MINI TIPI

MINI TIPI is an Indigenous women-owned company known for blankets and home textiles featuring work by Indigenous artists. The company manufactures locally in Gatineau, Quebec, and identifies the artist behind each design.

Skincare and Body Care

Sḵwálwen Botanicals

Sḵwálwen Botanicals is an Indigenous-owned skincare company founded by ethnobotanist Leigh Joseph. Its small-batch products draw on Skwxwú7mesh plant knowledge and are made in the Canadian Pacific Northwest.

Sequoia

Sequoia is an Indigenous-made beauty and body-care brand based in Kahnawake, Quebec. Founded by Michaelee Lazore, the company makes soaps, skincare, candles and fragrance products inspired by Haudenosaunee culture and plant knowledge.

Food and Drink

Wabanaki Maple

Wabanaki Maple is a 100% Indigenous female-owned business located in Neqotkuk, New Brunswick. It sells Canadian maple syrup, maple sugar, gift boxes and barrel-aged maple syrup.

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