Heirloom Linens

The vendor's about-us page states the business was founded by Joan and Bob Ianson in 1995 and that their daughter, Kristen Stannix, described as an Indigenous Canadian woman, purchased it from her parents in June 2023, calling it a woman-led, Indigenous-owned Canadian business. Corporations Canada's federal registry returns zero results for Heirloom Linens, consistent with the terms page naming Heirloom Linens Ltd. as governed by British Columbia law, i.e. a provincial rather than federal incorporation; the BC Registry could not be checked directly since its business search sits behind an authenticated, non-fetchable interface.

• About Us - Heirloom Linens · the vendor's own site “In June 2023, Kristen proudly purchased the business from her parents”
• Terms and Conditions - Heirloom Linens · the vendor's own site “governed by the laws of the Province of British Columbia and the federal laws of Canada”
• Federal Corporation Search - Heirloom Linens · registry record “0 results were found, 0 returned”
• Bath Towel Brands in Canada - Made in CA · directory “Canadian-owned, woman-led, a family-run company now being run by the original founders' daughter”

The site's own Made in Canada category states Canada does not manufacture fabric so those items are sewn or assembled in Canada, and the retailer prominently stocks Cuddle Down and Daniadown, both scored elsewhere as majority Canadian-manufactured. The much broader catalog, spanning curtains, rugs, mattresses, kids and kitchen products, and towels that include an explicitly Egyptian cotton line, carries no stated country of origin on the pages checked, so most of it is assumed imported; this split is an estimate by category share, not a published figure.

• Made in Canada - Heirloom Linens · the vendor's own site “Canada does not manufacture fabric”
• Towels - Heirloom Linens · the vendor's own site “Egyptian Cotton Towels”
• Bath Towel Brands in Canada - Made in CA · directory “offers both Canadian-made and imported bath towels, and stocks items from trusted Canadian companies such as Daniadown and Cuddle Down”

Heirloom Linens operates a single brick-and-mortar store in Broadmead Village Shopping Centre, Victoria, BC, alongside its online store, with no other location named on the site. No employee count is published, but this is a single-site business, so people are counted as fully Canadian.

• About Us - Heirloom Linens · the vendor's own site “brick-and-mortar store in Broadmead Village Shopping Centre”

The vendor states plainly that Canada does not manufacture fabric, so even its Canadian-assembled line depends on imported fabric; Cuddle Down, one of the Canadian brands it carries, sources fabric woven in Portugal and Italy for goods it assembles domestically. The rest of the catalog, including an explicit Egyptian cotton towel line, is not documented by material origin, so this mix is an estimate weighted toward imported textile inputs rather than a published figure.

• Made in Canada - Heirloom Linens · the vendor's own site “Canada does not manufacture fabric”
• Towels - Heirloom Linens · the vendor's own site “Egyptian Cotton Towels”