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About the fashion and apparel ecosystem

The fashion ecosystem represents a rich heritage for the metropolitan region and for Quebec, and is a major source of economic activity and employment. An industry that, although strongly affected by globalization, has nonetheless been able to reinvent itself thanks to new business models and to structure itself to include more and more world-class players. It stands out for the innovation, inventiveness, design and know-how of its workforce.

It's an industry whose success, renewal and future depend on innovation, creativity, collaboration and the ability to rapidly embrace progress and change.

93 520 jobs

in the fashion sector in Quebec in 2025, including 58% in the Montreal metropolitan area*

$10,2 billion

in annual economic benefits in the fashion sector in Quebec in 2026

6 597 companies

The fashion industry is mainly composed of small and medium-sized enterprises.

$1,9 BILLION

in tax revenue annually for both levels of government.

* “Diagnosis of workforce needs and training-competency-employment adequacy
2.0”, CEM document, 2022
** “Updating the definition of the fashion and apparel sector in Quebec”, CEM document
*** “Apparel manufacturing in Quebec, measuring economic value beyond price”

fashion sector

% Jobs

Textile mills (NAICS 313)

0,3%

Mills for all other textile products (NAICS 31499)

0,5%

cloting  manufacturers (NAIC 315)

7,1%

footwear manufacturers (NAIC 3162) *

-

Fabricants de chaussures (SCIAN 3162) *

0,3%

Manufacturers of other leather and leather-like products (SCIAN 3169)

0,2%

Grossistes de textiles, de vêtements et de chaussures (SCIAN 4141)

11,1%

Grands détaillants (SCIAN 4551)

0,4%

Clothing and clothing accessories stores (NAICS 448)

68,7%

Sporting Goods Stores (NAIC 4511)

9,6%

Department stores (NAICS 4521)

2,0%

TOTAL

100%

* lack of data due to insignificant weight

Industry players

A rich ecosystem made up of several players contributing to its expansion.

The Quebec fashion industry includes an impressive pool of businesses, whose four main pillars are designers, manufacturers and clothing workshops, wholesaler-distributors and agents, as well as retailers. Looking to the future, Quebec fashion certainly offers a creative and stimulating work environment, and the most attractive career opportunities.

MEMBERS DIRECTORY

compagnies

pillars

City

Varitrim Textile

Manufacturier

Montréal

Représentant

Manuel

 

Rodrigues

Président

COURRIEL

manuel@varitrim.com

TÉLÉPHONE

+1 (800) 593-7471

SITE WEB

www.varitrim.com

ADRESSE

8211 17e avenue suite 202

Montréal

H1Z 4J9

Veinage

Créateur

Montréal

Représentant

Violaine

 

Tétreault

Designer-Propriétaire

COURRIEL

violainetetreault@yahoo.com

TÉLÉPHONE

(514) 802-1054

SITE WEB

http://www.veinage.ca/

ADRESSE

2177 Masson #203

Montréal

H2H 1B1

VERI

Créateur

Montréal

Représentant

Catherine

 

Veri

Designer fondatrice

COURRIEL

catherine@madebyveri.com

TÉLÉPHONE

5145859041

SITE WEB

http://madebyveri.com/

ADRESSE

3333 Boul Crémazie E, suite 504

Montréal

H1Z 2H8

Vêtements Peerless

Manufacturier - ateliers de confection

Montréal

Représentant

Elliot

 

Lifson

COURRIEL

elliotl@peerless-clothing.com

TÉLÉPHONE

SITE WEB

https://www.peerless-clothing.com/fr/

ADRESSE

8888, Pie-IX Blvd.

Montréal

H1Z 4J5

Virginie Locat, Designer de produits, vêtements et designer graphique

Créateur

Québec

Représentant

Virginie

 

Locat

Designer de produits, vêtements et designer graphique

COURRIEL

virginie_locat@hotmail.com

TÉLÉPHONE

418-563-9267

SITE WEB

ADRESSE

4344 Rosaire-Turcotte

Québec

g1y 2p1

Volprivé inc.

Manufacturier - Ateliers de confection

Saint-Lambert

Représentant

Marie-Claude

 

Roulier

Présidente

COURRIEL

mcroulier@volprive.ca

TÉLÉPHONE

(514) 927-8662

SITE WEB

https://www.volprive.ca/

ADRESSE

128 av. de Dulwich

Saint-Lambert

J4P 2Y7