St Genève

OrgBook BC, drawing on the BC Corporate Registry, confirms St. Geneve Fine Bedlinens Ltd. (BC0437041) as an active British Columbia company continuously registered since 1992, but BC's registry does not publish a shareholder or significant-control list the way the federal ISC register does, so current ownership shares could not be verified directly. The vendor's own history page describes Michael and Annette de la Place as co-founders, with Annette as President, and nothing found indicates any outside investor or acquisition.

• OrgBook BC search API result for BC0437041 registry “ST. GENEVE FINE BEDLINENS LTD.”
• Our History | St Genève Bed Linens Made in Canada vendor_statement “In 1988, Michael and Annette de la Place founded St Genève, each infusing the brand with their unique perspectives and family traditions.”

The vendor states its linens and down products are made to order at its own manufacturing facility and headquarters in Richmond, BC, by a women-led team of sewists and down experts. A directory corroborates Canadian manufacturing for bed linens but adds that some products, including certain pillows, are made overseas in Lithuania, so the mix is not treated as fully domestic.

• Quality and Sustainability | St Genève vendor_statement “Our linens and down products are made to order at our manufacturing facility and headquarters in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada.”
• St Genève Fine Linens | Luxury Bed Linens and Down vendor_statement “Our products are proudly manufactured in British Columbia, Canada.”
• St Genève Information directory “some of them are made overseas”

OrgBook BC confirms the company's entity type and home jurisdiction as British Columbia, and the vendor's contact page gives its only address as Richmond, BC. Nothing found suggests any office, warehouse, or design team outside Canada, consistent with the single-workshop model the founders describe.

• OrgBook BC search API result for BC0437041 registry “"type":"home_jurisdiction","format":"jurisdiction","value":"BC"”
• Contact | St Genève vendor_statement “11160 Silversmith Place / Richmond, BC V7A 5E4, Canada”

Of the five named down lines, three are sourced in Canada (Eiderdown from a Quebec wildlife sanctuary, James Bay goose down collected by Cree First Nations, and Lajord goose down from a Saskatchewan farm) and two from Poland (Ziegler and Embassy). Fabric is sourced separately from European mills, with the vendor naming Germany for down-proof cotton and cotton spinning and citing the Masters of Linen mark for European linen, so the overall split leans European once fabric is weighed alongside down; no US material was found.

• Eiderdown | St Genève vendor_statement “We get all of our Eiderdown from the Société Duvetnor; a wildlife sanctuary located in Quebec, Canada on the St. Lawrence River.”
• James Bay | St Genève vendor_statement “It is collected from wild geese in the Canadian north by Cree First Nations under special license from the Canadian government.”
• Lajord | St Genève vendor_statement “Lajord White Goose Down comes from a goose farm located in Saskatchewan.”
• Ziegler | St Genève vendor_statement “the down from Ziegler is one of the best that Poland has to offer”
• Embassy | St Genève vendor_statement “It is collected from mature geese in Poland and then meticulously hand sorted for the best and largest down clusters.”
• Certifications | St Genève vendor_statement “All of our German made fabrics have achieved the OEKO-TEX® designation”