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Northern Reflections has been a staple in comfortable Canadian womenswear since the 1980s. Their corporate social responsibility is part of their business from the paper they use for garment tags, recyclable plastic bags, energy consumption, and sustainable collections.
In 2019, their donations to Brands For Canada totaled over 30,000 units of new clothing. In October this year, Northern Reflections donated 500 Lbs of new clothing for women & youth girls.
“We are passionate about creating beautiful, exclusively designed collections that reflect current fashion trends and enhance a woman’s wardrobe. Our devotion to quality, versatility and fit help her look and feel fabulous every day, and in every setting.”
Lalonnie Biggar, President
Thank you Yorkdale for donating 300 Lbs of new clothing last month. Donations received are distributed to Canadians in need through our programs including the Suitable Impressions employment program, United Hearts For Canada, or our BFC Edge Program, assisting individuals with disabilities to find employment.
Thank you Aritzia for donating four skids of new clothing last month, totaling 2,000 Lbs. These items will be sorted at our warehouse and distributed to our partner agencies across the country and provided to Canadians in need.
Learn more about our United Hearts For Canada program at unitedheartsforcanada.com.
In an effort to be more sustainable, Aritzia recently became a carbon-neutral company. Aritzia-managed offices, stores and distribution centers are carbon neutral and offset with 100% renewable energy and VCS (Verified Carbon Standard) certified carbon offsets. For every unit of carbon they release into the atmosphere, they purchase the equivalent in Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) or Carbon Offsets. Learn more by visiting their website.
In Canada, TJX Companies operate Winners, Marshalls, and Homesense. They are the leading off-price apparel and home fashion retailer worldwide
Last month TJX donated 4,000 Lbs of clothing to our warehouse. These items will be sorted and distributed to our partner agencies across the country.
Thank you H&M for donating 3,000 Lbs last month! Their donation is processed at our warehouse and distributed to Canadians in need across the country.
If you’re looking for affordable fall items, visit their website at hm.com for the latest styles for the whole family. Most H&M stores across the country are now open, see below for their current safety precautions.
As part of Roots ongoing commitment to giving back, Roots has partnered with our United Hearts For Canada campaign and program, donating more than $1 million in products to support charitable organizations across Canada that directly impact the communities where Roots operates.
We have partnered with Roots with over 100 stores across the country to support Canadian families. We are currently delivering from west to east coast, directly to local communities through our network of 160 charities and over 1,200 schools.
Thank you GAP for donating 45 bags of shoes, clothing, and accessories last month totaling 1,600 Lbs. Donations like this allow us to help the 1 in 4 Canadians living below the poverty line. We are grateful for the support of Canadian companies!
Thank you Bluenotes for donating 3 skids of clothing last month, totalling 2,700 Lbs. Bluenotes has been a proudly Canadian company since 1942, with the first original store (Thrifty’s) at Queen & Church St in Toronto. From day one, their roots have been firmly planted in making great denim.
The brand is pleased to announce that ALL Bluenotes, Aéropostale & Thriftys stores in Canada have reopened. They’re taking important steps to do everything they can do to protect their employees, family & community.
Thank you Suitsupply for donating 20 skids last month totalling 10,000 Lbs in new goods. Suits are an integral part of our Suitable Impressions program, helping people get back into the workforce. Learn more about our pre-employment program here.
As a company, Suitsupply is committed to doing business in a sustainable manner. They aim to only work with suppliers that meet the internationally recognized standards of the International Labour Organization:
Suitsupply is a member of the Fair Wear Foundation (FWF) which promotes good working conditions in clothing factories. As an independent organization, FWF checks the extent to which suppliers comply with the Clothing Industry Code of Conduct.
