Titika Active Couture

The site's terms of service name the operating entity as Titika Canada Inc.; founder Eileen Zhang has been described as the brand's owner and chief creative officer since 2009 with no outside investor or parent found in press searches. Corporations Canada returns zero federal results for Titika, so the entity is most likely incorporated provincially in Ontario; the Ontario Business Registry could not be queried directly (JavaScript-rendered, no server-side search endpoint).

• Terms of Service · the vendor's own site “Welcome to Titika's website, www.titika.ca (the "Site"), owned and operated by Titika Canada Inc. and its affiliates ("Titika").”
• Eileen Zhang, Titika Active Couture - STYLE Canada · press “2021 marks Eileen Zhang's eleventh year as Titika's CCO.”
• Search for a Federal Corporation - Corporations Canada · registry record “0 results were found, 0 returned.”

Titika's site names fabric technologies (Tencel, Modal, Lycra, Celliant, cotton, soybean fiber) but has no where-it's-made or manufacturing page and never states a production country. Styledemocracy.com reports plainly that "some of its garments aren't manufactured in Canada" without naming countries, so the split here is an estimate weighted toward offshore production, consistent with the rest of the Canadian activewear category; a specific factory country could not be confirmed.

• 16 Canadian Activewear Brands To Add To Your Cart - Style Democracy · press “some of its garments aren't manufactured in Canada”
• Sustainable Fashion · the vendor's own site

The media kit and founder profile both place Titika's design and executive team in the Toronto area, with a current head office in Markham, Ontario. Past US storefronts in San Francisco and Daly City show as permanently closed, leaving no evidence of a current foreign staff base.

• Media Kit · the vendor's own site “Founded: September 2009. Headquarters: Toronto, Canada.”
• Eileen Zhang, Titika Active Couture - STYLE Canada · press “2021 marks Eileen Zhang's eleventh year as Titika's CCO.”

No page names a country of origin for fabrics or hardware. Supplex, one of the named fibers, is a nylon developed by US-based DuPont, but the vendor does not say where its own material lots are woven or dyed. Absent that detail, the mix is estimated to follow the offshore manufacturing noted above with a small US share for the branded synthetic fiber and a small Canadian share for design and the storefront; this is an estimate, not a sourced figure.

• TITIKA Touch Lab Fabric Technology · the vendor's own site “Supplex® is a nylon fiber developed by DuPont.”