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U.S. tariffs have some Canadian fashion brands scrambling (opens the original)
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The headlines might focus on cars, steels and trucks, but that’s not where the impact of the recently enacted U.S. tariffs ends on Canadian goods. Other items, including some made-in-Canada garments and accessories – everything from cotton T-shirts to men’s wool suits to dresses made of synthetic fibres – are subject to the 50-per-cent tariffs. The list of affected fashion goods is specific, targeting certain articles based on details such as material, intended use and gender. Still, for some Ca
The best back-to-school gear for kids and teens in 2026 (opens the original)
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Whether your kids are seven or 17, here are some fun finds and practical gear to get them excited for the first day of school. Canadian brand Headster’s vibrant backpacks come in two sizes, and the 20L ones work well for kids aged 4 to 8. This water-resistant style also features reinforced straps and side pockets for water bottles. $56 Order multiples of this highly rated lunch box and you won’t have to worry about running the dishwasher every night. It has two compartments, a handle and space f
These fashion brands hope to give their clothes a second life (opens the original)
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Textile waste is a growing problem in Canada and around the world. A report by the non-profit Fashion Takes Action estimates that almost 500 kilotons of it end up in Canadian waste systems each year. Depending on the municipality, it can comprise up to six per cent of all garbage, according to Sabine Weber, a professor in the School of Fashion at Toronto’s Seneca Polytechnic. Those numbers are part of the reason why circularity has become a fashion industry buzzword in recent years, with labels
The fashion essentials two frequent travellers always pack (opens the original)
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Packing for an end-of-summer work trip or holiday and not sure which pieces will offer the most mileage for your limited luggage space? We asked two seasoned travellers, both of whom are on the road at least once a month for business, to share their pro packing tips for warmer and transitional weather. Here are some of their essentials for looking stylish on the go, no checked bag required. Fashion stylist Corey Ng packs with versatility in mind. “I’m all about things that I could wear multiple
Two stylish Canadians on their summer work uniforms (opens the original)
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Dressing well for the office during the hot summer months can sometimes feel like challenge. Carolyn Buszynski, a senior rights associate at a literary agency, has figured out a formula that works for her twice a week in-office days. “In the heat of the summer, I try to prioritize breathable, natural fabrics like cotton, linen and silk,” she said. “I also tend to opt for more voluminous silhouettes, and essentially the less that my clothes are touching my body the better.” At the same time, she
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