Dristex

Corporations Canada lists Dristex Inc. (1185661-8) as an active CBCA corporation with its registered office in Saint-Hubert, Quebec, and Daniel Drisdelle of Carignan, Quebec, as sole director and the only individual with significant control, holding more than 75% of the shares directly. The register also flags two consecutive annual filings as overdue. The Quebec enterprise register could not be reached today.

• Federal corporation information - 1185661-8 - Online Filing Centre - Corporations Canada registry “DANIEL DRISDELLE 1735 Rue Bachand Carignan QC J3L 4E6 Canada Type of interest or control: Owns, controls or directs 25% or more of shares This individual holds: More than 75% of the shares”
• NOTRE MISSION | DRISTEX vendor_statement “Owner Daniel Drisdelle has worked in the textile industry for over 40 years as a specialized textile consultant. He founded "DRISTEX" 30 years ago”

The vendor describes itself as one of the last sock manufacturers in Quebec with its own production unit, every product page says designed and manufactured in Quebec, and its Amazon.ca listing declares Canada as country of origin with the Saint-Hubert address as manufacturer. No third party has inspected the plant, so this rests on the vendor's own statements.

• NOTRE MISSION | DRISTEX vendor_statement “We are one of the last sock manufacturers in Quebec, Canada!”
• 365*DIABETIC - 2 PAIRS - TD-7140 | DRISTEX vendor_statement “Designed and manufactured in Quebec!”
• DRISTEX - 365*DIABETIC - MADE IN CANADA - 4 Pairs - Crew Socks : Amazon.ca: Health & Personal Care other “Country of Origin Canada Manufacturer Contact Information DRISTEX - 3330 2e Rue, Suite 70, St-Hubert, Qc, Canada, J3Y-8Y7”

Head office and production are at 3330 2nd Street in Saint-Hubert, Quebec, with a second office in Innisfail, Alberta, and the site says the socks are made by expert local workers. Headcount is not published; a single-site knitter of this size is treated as entirely Canadian.

• NOUS JOINDRE | DRISTEX vendor_statement “Head Office 3330 2nd Street, Suite 70 Saint-Hubert, Quebec Canada, J3Y 8Y7”

Fibre content is published (merino wool, bamboo, organic cotton, nylon, acrylic, spandex, alpaca) but yarn origin is not. Merino, bamboo viscose, and cotton yarns are almost always imported from Asia or Australia, nylon and spandex from the US or Asia, and only the alpaca line, sold to Canadian alpaca breeders, is plausibly Canadian fibre, so this split is an estimate. The storefront runs on Wix.

• 365*DIABETIC - 2 PAIRS - TD-7140 | DRISTEX vendor_statement “Fiber content: 25% Merino wool for its softness and warmth, 32% Bamboo for its antimicrobial properties, 15% Organic cotton for its softness and durability, 22% Nylon for its strength and flexibility, 2% Spandex for its elasticity. 6% Acrylic”
• ÉCOLOGIE | DRISTEX vendor_statement “We use mostly natural fibers like bamboo, organic cotton, wool and alpaca wool etc.”