Daub + Design

The vendor's own about page credits founder and artist Lexi Soukoreff with launching the brand in 2010 and still running its Vancouver studio; The Canada List independently names Lexi Soukoreff as the owner, country Canada. No corporation matched the federal registry search, which points to a BC provincial registration or sole proprietorship that could not be checked directly.

• About Us · the vendor's own site “Launched in 2010 by artist & entrepreneur, Lexi Soukoreff as a way to explore her education and interest in colour, pattern and function.”
• Search for a Federal Corporation - Online Filing Centre - Corporations Canada · registry record “0 results were found, 0 returned.”

The vendor states garments are hand-dyed or printed with Lexi's designs, then cut and sewn in Vancouver by local sewers and factories in a small-batch process; the made-in-Canada page repeats that all production happens in Vancouver, BC.

• Our Process · the vendor's own site “We design and manufacture all our garments in Vancouver, BC.”
• Made in Canada · the vendor's own site “Ethically made in Canada.”

Headquarters and the studio, retail space, and factory relationships are all in Vancouver. A careers page lists temporary spring trade-show help in Toronto and Ottawa alongside the Vancouver head office, but the core team and production staff are Vancouver-based.

• Work With Us · the vendor's own site “108 East Broadway, Vancouver BC”

The vendor names its main fabrics as bamboo cotton fleece or French terry and modal jersey but does not disclose mill or country of origin for any of them. Canada has no significant bamboo-viscose or modal textile industry; modal is most often milled by Lenzing in Austria while bulk bamboo fabric is typically processed in Asia, so this mix is an estimate split between Europe and other countries with a residual Canadian share for trims, dyes, and packaging bought domestically.