Clothing Manufacturer for Quebec City Brands

• Small first runs. Our minimum is typically 50 pieces per item, so a seasonal design does not leave you with a warehouse of stock. Read what MOQ means.
• Duty-free options. Clothing from our US and UK partner factories can enter Canada duty-free under trade agreements when it meets the origin rules.
• Labels done right. Bilingual care and fibre labels, and French on hangtags and packaging, set up before production.
• A predictable timeline. Samples take 2–3 weeks, and bulk orders usually arrive 3–4 weeks from the order date, shipping included.

We make jackets, hoodies, joggers, tracksuits, caps and toques and t-shirts for Quebec City labels.

Carnaval de Québec runs from 5 to 14 February 2027. Winter merch has to be ready before it starts, which means ordering before the holidays.

• Fleece and heavyweight French terry for hoodies and joggers.
• Knitted toques with woven or embroidered logos.
• Lined or insulated jackets for outdoor events.
• Matching sets, cut from the same fabric and dye lot so the colours match.

For February stock, send your designs by early December, or by mid-November if you expect a second sample round. Event names and logos belong to their organisers, so print them only with permission.

Quebec's Charter of the French Language requires inscriptions on a product, its packaging and the documents that come with it to be in French. Since 1 June 2025, descriptive words in a trademark, such as a colour or a material, must also appear in French on the product. Federal rules already require fibre content in English and French. Our Montreal guide explains the details.

Quebec charges the 5% GST and the 9.975% QST, and you must register for both once your taxable sales pass $30,000 in a calendar quarter or over four consecutive quarters. GST is also charged at the border; our Canada guide explains importing step by step.