Organic cotton tee · Style 15
A 190 gsm, 100% organic-cotton tee described as pre-washed and made in Canada.
Unisex fit and colour/size stock must be checked on the selected variant.
View product detailsA maker to know · Canadian garment manufacturing
Jerico
Toronto, Ontario
Plain clothing basics with knitting, dyeing and sewing kept in Canada.
Jerico is a family clothing manufacturer founded in 1987. It sells cotton and blended-fibre basics, with both retail and wholesale routes.
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The story & the craft.
Jerico's official account dates the Toronto business to 1987 and describes two brothers and two sisters starting it. Its manufacturing story identifies domestic knitting, dyeing, cutting and sewing. The selected Style 15 tee and Style 13 hoodie make that account specific, with each product separately described as made in Canada.
The tee uses 190 gsm, 100% organic cotton and a unisex fit; the hoodie uses 320 gsm cotton and carries a slightly slim-fit note. Those are useful differences when choosing between a lighter garment and a heavier hooded layer. Both pages describe pre-washing, but fit should still be compared through the selected chart and desired cut. Canadian garment production is separate from where cotton grew. The customer-assistance page provides a Toronto route for sizing, orders and wholesale questions.
What they make & offer.
Organic cotton hoodie · Style 13
A 320 gsm, 100% organic-cotton hooded sweatshirt described as pre-washed and made in Canada.
The maker says this style runs slightly slim and suggests sizing up for a more relaxed fit.
View product detailsBefore you buy or go.
Use the selected garment’s size chart. The hoodie has a slim-fit note, while the tee uses a unisex fit. The reviewed care instructions recommend a cold gentle wash and low tumble or flat drying.
The Canadian connection.
Toronto business and maker-stated Canadian garment production. The reviewed tee and hoodie separately carry made-in-Canada descriptions; fibre-growing origin remains distinct.
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Start with the garment label, then choose the layer.
Stanfield’s offers everyday underwear and wool layers from a long-running Truro manufacturing business. The two selected listings explicitly carry Made in Canada labels; that evidence does not cover every item in its catalogue.
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