Canadian alternatives
9 Canadian options for specific Urban Outfitters use cases. Each one covers a particular need, not a complete replacement.
Saskatoon, SK
Majority Indigenous-ownedBest for
Alternative to Urban Outfitters for clothing
Both sell contemporary streetwear and casual apparel.
Indigenous-owned Saskatoon streetwear and custom-print apparel brand.
U.S. source organization already exists in the live TryCanadian database; Canadian alternative is a new draft organization in this package.
Winnipeg, MB
Majority Indigenous-ownedBest for
Alternative to Urban Outfitters for clothing
Both target streetwear/casual-fashion shoppers.
100% Indigenous-owned Winnipeg streetwear brand.
U.S. source organization already exists in the live TryCanadian database; Canadian alternative is a new draft organization in this package.
Terrace, BC
Majority Indigenous-ownedBest for
Alternative to Urban Outfitters for clothing
Both sell fashion/apparel, though Taalrumiq is couture/artist-led and therefore a niche alternative.
Inuvialuk and Gwich’in artist-led fashion and wearable-art label based in Terrace, BC.
U.S. source organization already exists in the live TryCanadian database; Canadian alternative is a new draft organization in this package.
BC
Majority Indigenous-ownedBest for
Fashion apparel and accessories
Ay Lelum produces Coast Salish-designed apparel and textiles; Urban Outfitters is a major U.S. lifestyle apparel retailer.
Canadian Indigenous business in apparel, textiles & coast salish art.
U.S. source organization already exists in the live TryCanadian database; relationship added to ensure this verified Indigenous organization has a searchable U.S. counterpart.
Mashteuiatsh, QC
Majority Indigenous-ownedBest for
Alternative to Urban Outfitters for clothing
Both sell fashion apparel and accessories; Mikuniss is a smaller Indigenous-designed label.
Ilnu-founded apparel and accessories brand based in Mashteuiatsh, Quebec.
U.S. source organization already exists in the live TryCanadian database; Canadian alternative is a new draft organization in this package.
NU
Majority Indigenous-ownedBest for
Apparel and accessories
Hinaani Design creates Inuit apparel and accessories; Urban Outfitters is a major U.S. lifestyle apparel retailer.
Canadian Indigenous business in apparel & accessories.
U.S. source organization already exists in the live TryCanadian database; relationship added to ensure this verified Indigenous organization has a searchable U.S. counterpart.
Best for
Alternative to Urban Outfitters for clothing
Both sell contemporary apparel/streetwear; INAC is Indigenous-designed and Winnipeg-made.
Indigenous-owned Winnipeg apparel brand founded by Peguis First Nation entrepreneur Michelle Cameron.
U.S. source organization already exists in the live TryCanadian database; Canadian alternative is a new draft organization in this package.
La Ronge, SK
Majority Indigenous-ownedBest for
Alternative to Urban Outfitters for clothing
Both target casual/street-fashion buyers; Sparked differentiates through upcycling.
Indigenous-founded Saskatchewan upcycled streetwear brand.
U.S. source organization already exists in the live TryCanadian database; Canadian alternative is a new draft organization in this package.
Regina, SK
Majority Indigenous-ownedBest for
Alternative to Urban Outfitters for shopping
Both sell apparel, accessories and lifestyle goods to fashion-oriented shoppers.
Indigenous-owned Regina fashion and lifestyle boutique.
U.S. source organization already exists in the live TryCanadian database; Canadian alternative is a new draft organization in this package.
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