Jerico Sportswear

The site names the legal entity as Jerico Sportswear Ltd at 120 Commander Blvd, Toronto, and describes a family business started in 1987 by two brothers and two sisters, with no parent or investor mentioned. Corporations Canada returned zero results for the name, so it is presumably an Ontario corporation; the Ontario Business Registry was not checked. madeinca.ca and The CANADA List both list it as Canadian-owned, which corroborates but does not verify.

• About Us – JERICO vendor_statement “Jerico was born in 1987 when two brothers and two sisters set out to build a family business rooted in quality and community.”
• Terms & Conditions – JERICO vendor_statement “Jerico Sportswear Ltd”
• Search Results - Corporations Canada registry “0 results were found, 0 returned.”
• Best T-Shirt Brands in Canada | Made in CA directory “Canadian-owned”
• The CANADA List directory “Canadian-owned and manufactured. Focused on sustainable textiles and local job creation.”

The supply chain page walks through knitting in Mississauga, dyeing and finishing at Canadian Textile Services in Brampton, and cutting and sewing at three facilities in Scarborough. The vendor's claim that every product is knit, dyed, cut, and sewn in Canada is corroborated by madeinca.ca and The CANADA List, but no third party has audited it.

• Supply Chain – JERICO vendor_statement “The dyed fabric is then shipped to Scarborough, Ontario for cutting and sewing”
• About Us – JERICO vendor_statement “All of Jerico's products are knit, dyed, cut and sewn on Canadian soil.”
• Best T-Shirt Brands in Canada | Made in CA directory “Manufacturing Location: Toronto, Ontario”

Head office, showroom, and cutting and sewing are at 120 Commander Blvd in Scarborough, Toronto, and the other production steps are in Mississauga and Brampton. No employee count is published and LinkedIn was not reachable, so headcount concentration is assumed from the single Ontario footprint.

• Showroom – JERICO vendor_statement “120 Commander Blvd. Toronto, Ontario, M1S 3H7”
• Canadian-Made Apparel. Ethically Manufactured. – JERICO vendor_statement “Manufacturing in Canada Since 1987”

The vendor says yarn is the one input that cannot be sourced in Canada: cotton and poly-cotton yarn comes from India and bamboo yarn from Indonesia and Malaysia. Dyes and finishing, YKK zippers from Montreal, buttons from Scarborough, labels from Markham, and cartons from Pickering are Canadian, and the storefront runs on Shopify, a Canadian platform. The split is an estimate that treats yarn as the bulk of material cost; no cost breakdown is published.

• Supply Chain – JERICO vendor_statement “Our cotton and poly/cotton blends are now sourced from India and our Bamboo is sourced from Indonesia and Malaysia.”