Kid's Stuff [Trucs d'enfants]

The vendor says the brand was founded by designer Mary-Jo Dorval in 2016 with $900 and she still runs production, with no mention of outside investors. Corporations Canada returned zero results for Trucs d'enfants and Kid's Stuff, so this is likely a Quebec-registered business; the Registraire des entreprises du Quebec could not be reached, so the legal entity and its owners are unverified.

• About Us – Kid's Stuff [Trucs d'enfants] · the vendor's own site “Founded by designer Mary-Jo Dorval in 2016”
• Search Results - Corporations Canada · registry record “0 results were found, 0 returned.”

The vendor states all garments are designed and produced in Montreal in small batches, sewn by the founder or trusted local manufacturers, and the founder repeated to the Montreal Guardian that products are designed, sewn, packed and shipped in Montreal. The Globe and Mail also reports everything is made in Montreal.

• FAQ – Kid's Stuff [Trucs d'enfants] · the vendor's own site “All Trucs d'Enfants clothing is handmade in Montreal, Canada.”
• Homegrown Business: Kid's Stuff [Trucs d'enfants] · press “Our products are proudly designed, sewn, packed and shipped in Montreal.”
• Ten Canadian kids' clothing brands to put on your radar · press “everything is designed by founder Mary-Jo Dorval and made in Montreal”

Single-site business run from a studio at 9200 Meilleur St. Unit 318 in Montreal, which is also the pick-up and shipping point. No employees outside Montreal are mentioned.

• Get in touch – Kid's Stuff [Trucs d'enfants] · the vendor's own site “9200 Meilleur St. Unit 318, Montreal, QC. H2N 2A5”

The vendor names organic cotton, bamboo blends, hemp and recycled polyester but gives no fabric origin. Canada mills little of these knits, so the split is an estimate that assumes mostly imported fabric bought through Montreal distributors, with the Canadian share covering local cutting, trims and Shopify as the store platform.

• About Us – Kid's Stuff [Trucs d'enfants] · the vendor's own site “often using organic cotton, bamboo blends and eco-friendly textiles”