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Au Lit Fine Linens

Canadian-owned · made in Canada · based in Ontario

Toronto bedding and linens company, founded in Montreal in 1981, that sews its core sheet collections at its own Montreal factory.

Toronto, ON CA · www.aulitfinelinens.com

86.6

Au Lit Fine Linens is a Toronto bedding company that has sold linens since 1981 and sews its core collections at its own Montreal factory. Ownership is Canadian and family held, and the main foreign exposure sits in materials, since fabric is woven in Italy and Portugal from Egyptian and American cotton.

Factors

Ownership

100.0 reported

CA 100%

The company says it has been family owned and operated since 1981 and is run today by the founder's daughter, Joanna Goodman, with her husband Miguel. No federal or provincial registry record was retrievable and no acquisition, parent company, or outside investment turned up in searches, so this rests on the vendor's own statements.

Manufacturing

87.5 reported

CA 75% · EU 25%

Core bedding collections are cut, sewn, and finished at the company's own Montreal factory, which it absorbed and relaunched as Confection MJ Byron in 2023, and down goods are finished in Canada. Towels are made in Portugal and select collections are made in Europe at the mills that weave the fabric. The vendor publishes no volume split, so the Canada to Europe ratio is estimated from its statement that the majority of manufacturing is in Montreal, Ottawa, and Toronto.

People

100.0 reported

CA 100%

The head office and the single showroom are at 147 Tycos Drive in Toronto and the sewing factory is in Montreal. LinkedIn lists a Toronto headquarters and 11 to 50 employees, and no staff or office outside Canada was found.

Inputs

35.5 reported

CA 10% · EU 50% · other 25% · US 15%

Fabric is bought already woven from Italian and Portuguese mills, and the fibre behind it is Egyptian and American long staple cotton. Down is finished in Canada and carries Downmark certification from the Down Association of Canada. The vendor publishes no volumes, so the split between European weaving, Egyptian fibre, and American fibre is estimated.

  • Sustainability vendor_statement “Our Egyptian and American long-staple cotton is harvested industrially and without exploiting child and forced labour.”
  • Sustainability vendor_statement “Our plush, absorbent towels are made in Portugal of 100% long-staple cotton.”

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