Petit Lem

The Petit Lem terms page gives 275 Stinson, Saint-Laurent, Quebec as its address and a lemurgroup.com contact, and Corporations Canada lists Le Groupe Lemur Inc. / Lemur Group Inc. (293700-0, CBCA, active since 1993) with its registered office at that address, three Di Miele directors in Montreal, and an individuals with significant control register naming Gabriel Di Miele of Montreal as indirectly holding more than 75 percent of the shares since 2011. The group's own site calls itself a privately owned and operated family business headquartered in Montreal, and no acquisition or outside investor turned up.

• Federal corporation information - 293700-0 - Online Filing Centre - Corporations Canada · registry record “Gabriel Di Miele 1180-1250 av des Pins O Montréal QC H3G 2P5 Canada Type of interest or control: Owns, controls or directs 25% or more of shares This individual holds the shares: Indirectly This individual is an individual with significant control over the corporation: Individually This individual holds: More than 75% of the shares”
• Terms of Service | Legal Information & Policies | Petit Lem · the vendor's own site “275 Stinson Saint-laurent Quebec CA H4N2E1”
• HOME | Groupe Lemur · the vendor's own site “Headquartered in Montreal, Quebec, we are a privately owned and operated family business”

Groupe Lemur's 2025 report under the Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act, attested by president James DiMiele, describes the company as an importer and lists its apparel suppliers in China (a dozen provinces plus Shanghai and Shenzhen), Cambodia (Phnom Penh) and Vietnam (Hai Duong), with quality control coordinators stationed in those three countries and goods shipped from Chinese, Cambodian and Vietnamese ports. A Smallable listing for a Petit Lem pyjama is labelled Made in China and The CANADA List also records China; no Canadian production is claimed anywhere. The report was fetched from the company's own site and could not be matched in the Public Safety Canada report catalogue.

• Fighting Against Forced Labor and Child Labor in Canadian Supply Chains, Annual Report 2025, Groupe Lemur Inc. · filing “Our apparel products are manufactured with suppliers located in: China (including Guangdong, Hunan, Hubei Henan, Jiangsu, Jiangxi, Shandong, Zhejiang, Fujian, Hubei, Anhui, Guangxi, Shanghai and Shenzhen) Cambodia (specifically in the region of Phnom Penh, with materials imported from China). Vietnam (specifically in Hai Duong Province with materials imported from China)”
• PRODUCTS & SERVICES | Groupe Lemur · the vendor's own site “GLI's team in Asia conducts daily interactions with factories through hands-on communication for production approvals and quality assurance.”
• Petit Lem - Floral Footed Pyjamas - Beige | Smallable · source “Made in China”

The 2025 forced-labour report says the group has over 100 employees at its Montreal head office, runs its e-commerce from its Montreal warehouse, and stations quality control coordinators in China, Cambodia and Vietnam; the US and Vancouver warehouses it names are third-party. The Petit Lem shipping page confirms all orders originate from Montreal. The size of the Asia team is not disclosed, so the 0.1 share is an estimate.

• Fighting Against Forced Labor and Child Labor in Canadian Supply Chains, Annual Report 2025, Groupe Lemur Inc. · filing “GLI is an Importer Corporate Company established in Montreal, Quebec, Canada in 1992. We have over 100 employees at the headquarter office.”
• Shipping · the vendor's own site “All orders originate from Montreal, QC, Canada to Canadian and American addresses”

Petit Lem's products are mostly organically grown cotton blended with modal and elastane, and the group's 2025 report says its raw cotton comes from India, the United States, Brazil, Australia, Africa and three Chinese provinces, with GOTS-certified organic fibre from India, Brazil and Turkey, and that the Cambodian and Vietnamese factories use materials imported from China. No proportions are published, so the split is an estimate that gives the United States a small share and everything else to OTHER; the origin of the modal is not disclosed. The direct storefront runs on Shopify, a Canadian platform, and is one channel among several.

• Fighting Against Forced Labor and Child Labor in Canadian Supply Chains, Annual Report 2025, Groupe Lemur Inc. · filing “Our raw materials are primarily cotton fibers sourced from: India, United States, Brazil, Australia, Africa, and (Henan/ Shandong/ Jiangsu Provinces) in China. Organic cotton fibers imported from India, Brazil & Turkey accompanied by Transaction Certificate for fibers certified by Global Organic Textile Standard.”
• Croissant Print on Heather Oatmeal LunaKnit Sleeper · the vendor's own site “55% Organically grown cotton, 40% modal, 5% elastane jersey”