Manitobah Mukluks

Corporations Canada's federal registry lists founder Sean McCormick as the sole Winnipeg-based director of Blue Moose Clothing Company Ltd. (d/b/a Manitobah), alongside two directors based at Endeavour Capital's Seattle office. Endeavour Capital, a Portland, Oregon private equity firm, says on its own portfolio page that it partnered with Manitobah in 2021, providing partial liquidity to existing shareholders; the exact stake is not disclosed, but Endeavour holds two of the three board seats. No individuals with significant control are on file and annual filings are overdue, so the split is estimated from board composition rather than a published percentage.

• Federal corporation information - 1347099-7 - Online Filing Centre - Corporations Canada - Corporations - Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada registry “Bradaigh Wagner, Endeavour Capital 4301 - 1001 Fourth Avenue Seattle WA 98154 United States”
• Manitobah Mukluks - Endeavour press “Endeavour partnered with the Company to help further this vision, providing partial liquidity to existing shareholders and supporting the expansion of the brand.”
• Manitobah Terms of Use vendor_statement “This website is operated by Blue Moose Clothing Company Ltd. d/b/a Manitobah (hereafter "Manitobah").”

The vendor's FAQ and mission page say products are made in international partner factories, primarily a partly Indigenous-owned, family-run facility established in Vietnam. Its Indigenous Market items, a small handcrafted line, are made in Canada and the US by Indigenous artisans who receive 100 percent of the sale proceeds. The Canada/US share is a rough estimate since the vendor gives no volume breakdown, and no source found in this review named China as a production country, only Vietnam.

• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Manitobah vendor_statement “we produce our products in international ethical partner factories, primarily in Vietnam.”
• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Manitobah vendor_statement “Our Indigenous Market items are handcrafted in Canada and the US by Indigenous artisans.”
• Our Mission Manitobah vendor_statement “The facility was established in Vietnam in partnership with Manitobah to ensure our unique construction, beadwork, and craft techniques are followed with care and precision.”
• Best Boot Brands in Canada | Made in CA directory “Manufacturing Location: Winnipeg, Manitoba and overseas”

Careers and contact pages place Manitobah's headquarters and its hybrid-remote job postings in Winnipeg, on Treaty 1 Territory, with Canadian order fulfillment running from Winnipeg plus warehouse partners in Surrey, BC and Brampton, ON. A separate warehouse in Fontana, California services US customers, the only disclosed non-Canadian site for operations, so the mix keeps a small US share for it.

• Career Opportunities Manitobah vendor_statement “Manitobah headquarters is located on Treaty 1 Territory, the ancestral lands of the Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene peoples, and the national homeland of the Red River Métis.”
• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Manitobah vendor_statement “Canadian orders ship from either our HQ in Winnipeg, Manitoba or our warehouse partners located in Surrey, British Columbia and Brampton, Ontario.”

The vendor names Vibram, an Italian rubber sole maker, and says leather is a meat-industry by-product from LWG Gold-certified tanneries and shearling comes from mulesing-free farms, without stating the countries for those tanneries or farms. With final assembly concentrated in Vietnam, this review assumes most raw materials are sourced regionally in Asia alongside the Italian Vibram soles; the storefront runs on Shopify, a Canadian platform, but that is a minor share against the physical materials.

• Our Mission Manitobah vendor_statement “All the leather we use is a by-product of the meat industry, sourced from LWG Gold-certified tanneries that meet the highest environmental standards.”
• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Manitobah vendor_statement “A Vibram sole is the world's leading high-performance rubber sole.”