Peanut and Bumble

Owned and run by founder Bre van Besouw in Calgary, with no parent or investor named anywhere. Corporations Canada returns no federal corporation under this name, so it is most likely an Alberta trade name or provincial company; the Alberta Corporate Registry could not be checked and the terms page names no legal entity.

• About Us – Peanut and Bumble · the vendor's own site “It's named after my own two kids, whose quirky personalities and boundless energy inspired it all.”
• PEANUT AND BUMBLE – Art Market Craft Sale · directory “Peanut and Bumble garments are all made in the Calgary area by Bre van Besouw and a small team of home-based sewists.”
• Search Results - Corporations Canada · registry record “0 results were found, 0 returned.”

The vendor says all products are made in Canada in small batches, sewn by fairly paid home-based sewists, and a Calgary craft market listing places the sewing in the Calgary area. No third party has verified the production location.

• FAQ – Peanut and Bumble · the vendor's own site “All of our products are made in Canada using small-batch production.”
• About Us – Peanut and Bumble · the vendor's own site “We're proud to make our clothes in Canada with home-based sewists who are paid fairly and love what they do.”
• Children's Clothing: Peanut and Bumble | Made in CA · directory “Peanut and Bumble is a children's clothing company that is driven by home-based sewists.”

Single-site business: the founder and the sewing team are all in the Calgary area, and the shop ships within Canada only. No careers page or employee listing exists to check against.

• PEANUT AND BUMBLE – Art Market Craft Sale · directory “made in the Calgary area by Bre van Besouw and a small team of home-based sewists”
• Shipping policy – Peanut and Bumble · the vendor's own site

The vendor states its printed cotton spandex fabric comes from a family-owned print shop in Turkey and its solid lyocell cotton blend from a supplier in Vancouver, though the fibre behind the Vancouver supplier is not disclosed and is likely imported. The split is an estimate weighted toward prints, which make up most of the range, with a small US share for the Shopify storefront the brand depends on.

• Keeping Peanut and Bumble Sustainable · the vendor's own site “Our printed fabrics come from a family-owned custom print shop in Turkey with high ethical standards and certifications.”
• Keeping Peanut and Bumble Sustainable · the vendor's own site “Our solid fabrics are sourced from a trusted supplier in Vancouver, BC, with a commitment to responsible materials and support for small brands like ours.”
• Children's Clothing: Peanut and Bumble | Made in CA · directory “every part of the clothing that can be sourced in Canada will be”