Mark's (Denver Hayes)

The 2025 annual information form names Denver Hayes among Canadian Tire Corporation's owned brands and Mark's Work Wearhouse Ltd. (Alberta) as a wholly owned subsidiary of Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited, incorporated in Ontario with its head office at 2180 Yonge Street, Toronto, and listed on the TSX. The same form reports that Martha Billes and Owen Billes beneficially own or control 2,101,150 Common Shares, 61.4% of the voting class, through Tire 'N' Me Pty. Ltd. and Albikin Management Inc, so control, head office, and listing venue are all Canadian. Corporations Canada returned only two dissolved federal entities under the Mark's Work Wearhouse name, consistent with the operating company being an Alberta corporation; the Alberta and Ontario registries could not be reached today.

• Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited 2025 Annual Information Form filing “Through two privately held companies, Tire ‘N’ Me Pty. Ltd. and Albikin Management Inc, Martha Billes and Owen Billes beneficially own, control or direct, in aggregate, 2,101,150 Common Shares of CTC.”
• Corporate Information | Mark's vendor_statement “Mark's is a member of the Canadian Tire Group of Companies.”
• Search for a Federal Corporation - Online Filing Centre - Corporations Canada - Corporations - Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada registry “MARK'S WORK WEARHOUSE (CANADA) LTD. Dissolved for non-compliance (s. 212)”

Canadian Tire publishes the names and addresses of all active Tier 1 factories making its owned-brand apparel, footwear, and accessories; the January 2026 list has 300 sites, of which 163 are in China, 61 in Bangladesh, 30 in Cambodia, 26 in Vietnam, 3 in Canada (Scarborough, Princeville, Montreal), 2 in the United States, and 2 in Portugal and Italy. The list covers every owned brand rather than Denver Hayes alone and counts factories rather than revenue, so the split is an estimate weighted by site count; the annual information form adds that Mark's imports are sourced primarily from Asia through offices in Bangladesh, Hong Kong, Vietnam, and China. Denver Hayes product pages are script-rendered and no per-item country of origin label could be read.

• Canadian Tire Corporation Supplier List vendor_statement “this Supplier List discloses the names and addresses of all of our active Tier 1 Owned Brand apparel, footwear and accessories supplier factories”
• Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited 2025 Annual Information Form filing “approximately 50 percent of Canadian Tire Retail, 33 percent of Mark’s, and 21 percent of SportChek inventory purchases were sourced directly from vendors outside Canada, primarily from Asia”
• The CANADA List directory “Mark's private label brand; substantial retail footprint in Canada, product manufacturing is outsourced, however.”

The annual information form lists all 357 corporate and 29 franchise Mark's and L'Equipeur stores in Canadian provinces and territories, and the corporation's 28,927 permanent employees work from a Toronto head office and Canadian stores and distribution centres. Mark's terms and conditions are governed by Alberta law with Calgary courts, matching the Calgary head office recorded on Wikidata. The small foreign share reflects the corporation's sourcing offices in Bangladesh, Hong Kong, Vietnam, and China and is an estimate.

• Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited 2025 Annual Information Form filing “CTC operates retail sourcing offices abroad, including in Bangladesh, Hong Kong, Vietnam and China.”
• Terms and conditions | Mark's vendor_statement “You consent and submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts located in the City of Calgary, in the Province of Alberta, Canada.”
• Mark's - Wikipedia press “Beginning in 1977 as Mark's Work Wearhouse in Calgary, Alberta”

The 2025 ESG report calls cotton the key material in Mark's products and says Mark's funds CottonConnect farmer programs in China and India, moving more than 2 million units of clothing to cotton from those farms in 2025. With nearly all sewing in China, Bangladesh, Cambodia, and Vietnam, denim, knit fabric, and trims are assumed to come from mills near those factories; the small US share allows for US-grown cotton and the Canadian share for domestic distribution and packaging. No supplier discloses fabric or trim origin, so the split is an estimate.

• CTC 2025 ESG Report vendor_statement “As cotton is a key material in Mark’s products, we have prioritized improving the sustainability of the cotton supply chain”