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Anne Mulaire

Canadian-owned · made in Canada · based in Manitoba

Winnipeg fashion label founded in 2005 by Metis designer Andreanne Mulaire Dandeneau, manufacturing leggings, basics, and heritage-print apparel in Tencel, bamboo, and modal at its own atelier, sold direct online and from its Winnipeg boutique.

Winnipeg, MB CA · annemulaire.ca

Anne Mulaire Designs is a Metis-owned, women-led fashion brand founded in Winnipeg in 2005 by Andreanne Mulaire Dandeneau, selling leggings, basics, and heritage-print apparel in sustainable fabrics. The company manufactures every garment in house at its Winnipeg atelier and sells only direct, through its own site and boutique. Fabric is knitted in Ontario, but the origin of its Tencel, bamboo, and modal fibres is not disclosed.

Factors

Ownership

100.0 reported

CA 100%

The company's own pages and its B Corp profile describe it as founded and led by Andreanne Mulaire Dandeneau, who drew on her Anishinaabe/French Metis heritage, and as a women-led business; a web search for an acquisition, private equity stake, or parent company turned up nothing. Corporations Canada's federal registry returned zero results for the name, consistent with a Manitoba provincial corporation, and the Manitoba Companies Office registry was not checked.

Manufacturing

100.0 reported

CA 100%

The vendor's manufacturing page states every garment is made in house at its own Winnipeg atelier, and its Clean50 2025 award writeup and B Corp profile both describe on-demand, local production in Winnipeg rather than contract manufacturing elsewhere.

People

100.0 reported

CA 100%

The registered address and Winnipeg atelier are the only operating location the vendor names anywhere on its site, the terms of service list the company as Anne Mulaire Designs at 303-421 Mulvey Avenue, Winnipeg, and the Clean50 feature credits the brand with creating over 50 fair-wage jobs there. No other office, warehouse, or remote staff location is mentioned, and no separate headcount by location was found.

Inputs

61.0 inferred

CA 40% · EU 30% · other 30%

The B Corp profile states the brand's fabrics are knitted in Ontario, on Canadian soil, but neither that page nor the vendor's ethical manufacturing page names a country for the raw Tencel, bamboo, or modal fibre itself. Tencel lyocell is predominantly produced by Lenzing in Austria and bamboo or modal viscose fibre is commonly sourced from Asian producers, so this mix is an estimate weighting the disclosed Ontario knitting against likely offshore fibre production rather than a published split.

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