Clothing Rental Businesses in Canada
Explore Canada’s leading clothing rental services. From Toronto to Montreal, discover platforms that combine style, convenience, and sustainability.
Brand Take-Back & Resale Platforms in Canada
Discover Canada’s clothing take-back and resale programs. From brands like Patagonia and Arc’teryx to local shops in Montreal and Vancouver, learn how to give your clothes a second life and support circular fashion.
Clothing Repair & Mending Services in Canada
Discover clothing repair & mending services in Canada, from brand programs to local tailors & Repair Cafés, and keep your wardrobe in use longer.
National Day for Truth & Reconciliation | Indigenous Thrift & Vintage Shop Highlight
Discover Indigenous-owned thrift stores, vintage shops, and upcycling brands across Canada. Support sustainable fashion and Indigenous entrepreneurship this National Day for Truth & Reconciliation.
Swap, Don’t Shop: The Power of Clothing Swaps
Refresh your wardrobe sustainably! Join Fashion Takes Action’s clothing swap at ReMode Montreal, Sept 28. Swap, don’t shop, reduce waste & connect.
Uncovering the Truth: Sustainable Fashion's Hidden Plastics
A pair of decomposing underwear found during a Toronto cleanup revealed a hidden truth: even “100% cotton” clothing can contain plastics. This post explores where synthetics hide in our clothes—and why that matters for the planet.
A New Mandate, A Shared Mission: Building a More Sustainable Canada Together
In response to Canada’s new mandate letter, Fashion Takes Action’s Founding Executive Director Kelly Drennan reflects on how sustainable fashion can play a role in solving national challenges and building a stronger future.
What Canadians Really Think About Sustainable Fashion: Key Insights from Our New Greenwashing Report
Our latest report reveals how Canadian consumers perceive greenwashing and sustainable fashion claims. Learn what we found and why it matters for brands, policymakers, and the planet.
A Trade Loophole is Helping Fast Fashion Thrive in Canada
A tax exemption meant for travellers is now fuelling a flood of low-cost fashion into Canada – and Canadian brands are paying the price.
Brazil Carnival, from a Sustainable Fashion Lens
Personal Reflections on Carnival's waste problem.
Turning Invasive Species into Luxury Leathers with INVERSA
A Fashion-driven Solution for Ecosystem Restoration