Peace Collective

Corporations Canada lists PEACE COLLECTIVE INC. (928709-4) as an active non-distributing corporation incorporated under the CBCA on 2015-05-07, with founder Yanal Dhailieh of Woodbridge, Ontario as the sole individual with significant control, and directors in Woodbridge and Toronto. The ISC entry records control in fact rather than direct shareholding, so the shares likely sit in a holding vehicle that the Ontario Business Registry would name; that check and any search for outside investors could not be done today, and no press report of an acquisition or investment was found.

• Federal corporation information - 928709-4 - Online Filing Centre - Corporations Canada - Corporations - Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada registry “Current individuals with significant control: 1 Yanal Dhailieh 2 Wildberry Crescent Woodbridge ON L4H 2C1 Canada Type of interest or control: Has control in fact over the corporation without owning any shares”
• Federal corporation information - 928709-4 - Online Filing Centre - Corporations Canada - Corporations - Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada registry “Type of corporation: Non-distributing corporation with 50 or fewer shareholders”
• Peace Collective - Wikipedia press “It was founded in 2014 by Yanal Dhailieh.”
• Retailer 'Peace Collective' Opens Flagship Store in Toronto's Distillery District [Interview/Photos] press “Peace Collective began in 2014 and sells men's, women's and children's apparel and accessories.”

The vendor's sustainability page says its Home Grown garments are knit, dyed, cut, and sewn in Canada, but that is one line among many, and the product feed gives fabric content and tags such as Local Production and Full Production without any country of origin for the licensed fan wear that makes up most of the catalogue. Decoration of on-demand items appears to happen in the Toronto area, while the heavyweight cotton and 70/30 fleece blanks are most likely imported, so the split is an estimate weighted toward overseas garment origin with a Canadian share for the Home Grown line and local printing; no press source or directory listing confirmed either side.

• Sustainability vendor_statement “These garments are 100% Canadian Built. Our Made In Canada products are proudly knit, dyed, cut and sewn on Canadian soil.”
• Sustainability vendor_statement “Made from scratch and ready to ship in 10-15 days. This is done in an effort to reduce our carbon footprint.”
• Sunday Football Club Canada Heavyweight T-Shirt - Red vendor_statement “100% Cotton, August 2026, CAMH, Canada, Essentials, F/W 26, Fan, Heavyweight, Home is, Local Production, Max, NFL, NFL Canada Capsule, NFL F/W 26, Print, T-Shirts, Under 100, Unisex”

The privacy policy gives the business address as 6350 Viscount Road, Mississauga, Ontario, the two company stores are at Union Station and in the Distillery District in Toronto, and both open positions on the careers page are Toronto retail and licensing roles with support hours in Eastern time. Press describes the brand as Toronto-based; headcount was not published and LinkedIn could not be checked.

• Privacy policy vendor_statement “Peace Collective 6350 Viscount Road, Mississauga, ON L4V 1H3”
• Where To Find Us vendor_statement “65 Front St. West (concourse level of Front Street Promenade)”
• Career Opportunities vendor_statement “Peace Ambassador - Distillery District”
• Toronto-Based Peace Collective Makes Giving Back Cool press “a team of twenty-something go-getters”

Products are 100 percent cotton, 70/30 cotton-polyester fleece, or polyester, and even the Canadian-knit Home Grown line depends on imported cotton fibre, while the remaining blanks are most likely finished garments from Central America or Asia. A large share of the catalogue is officially licensed from US-based leagues such as the NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL, and the store runs on Shopify, a Canadian platform, so the split is an estimate; no fabric or blank supplier is named anywhere on the site.

• Sustainability vendor_statement “Our GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified garments are plant based materials like cotton and linen, grown without harmful pesticides or fertilizers”
• Terms of service vendor_statement “Our store is hosted on Shopify Inc. They provide us with the online e-commerce platform that allows us to sell our products and services to you.”
• Sunday Football Club Canada Heavyweight T-Shirt - Red vendor_statement “100% Cotton”