Go Online Shopping With A Canadian Costume Designer
In my email interview with Jennifer Haffenden, costume designer for the television series Wynonna Earp, we talked about the Canadian artists and products she likes to use. Here’s a list of some of them!
“I love supporting Canadian designers, especially our Alberta-based finds,” Jennifer says. She provided an annotated list of some:
- Honubelle Swimwear
- Moonstone Creation (for one-of-a-kind beaded items, and custom Pendleton coats)
- Local Laundry
- Nonie (famously worn by Meghan Markle)
- Arturo Denim (the fit of their jeans is amazing; their “Lobotomy” tee is gold)
- Camp Brand Goods
- Coutukitch jewelry
- Saraswati Designs
- Dreamboat Lucy
She also provided a few other recently used Canadian sources:
- So much beautiful Canadian-made lingerie, such as Mary Young and Sokoloff Lingerie
- On-trend jewelry such as Warren Steven Scott and Sama Rakk
- Heirloom Hats
- Horses Atelier
- Eliza Faulkner
- Born in the North
- Lesley Hampton – from gowns to workout wear, everything in the e-shop is gorgeous
- Batik Boutik
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Kate Atherley (she/her) is a co-founder, editor and publisher at Digits & Threads and Nine Ten Publications. She has worked in the crafts industry in one way or another since 2002 as a designer, editor, writer, and instructor. She’s authored eight books about knitting, from a next-steps guide for newbie knitters to the industry’s only guide to professional knitting pattern writing. Kate lives in Toronto, Ontario, with her husband.
