This Is J

Founder Jaimie Harris is described by the vendor and by Retail Insider as running a small, independent, Toronto-based company, and madeinca.ca lists it as Canadian owned. Corporations Canada returned no federal corporation for This Is J, so it is likely an Ontario corporation; the Ontario Business Registry could not be searched and the legal entity name was not found on the site.

• ‘This Is J’ Marks 22 Years of Canadian Production press “Founded in 2003 by Jaimie Harris, the Toronto-based brand has evolved from a university side hustle into a well-loved sleepwear and loungewear company”
• Sleepwear: This Is J 🍁 | Made in CA directory “Canadian Owned: Yes”
• Search for a Federal Corporation - Corporations Canada registry “0 result”
• Contact Us | This Is J vendor_statement “400 Eastern Ave., Unit 8 Toronto, Ontario M4M 1B9”

The vendor states that all products are designed and manufactured in Canada, with fabric knit, dyed, and screen printed at Canadian mills and garments sewn by a local workforce in Toronto. Retail Insider corroborates production with mills in Montreal and Toronto.

• FAQ vendor_statement “All of products are designed and manufactured in Canada.”
• About Us | This Is J vendor_statement “100% Made in Canada. Employing a local work force at an above minimum wage rate.”
• ‘This Is J’ Marks 22 Years of Canadian Production press “She worked closely with mills in Montreal and Toronto to develop the ultra-soft fabric that would define Bamboo Jammers”
• Shipping Information vendor_statement “All orders ship from Toronto, Canada.”

Single-site business at 400 Eastern Ave in Toronto, where orders ship from; the vendor says it employs a local workforce and no other office was found.

• Contact Us | This Is J vendor_statement “400 Eastern Ave., Unit 8 Toronto, Ontario M4M 1B9”
• Shipping Information vendor_statement “All orders ship from Toronto, Canada.”
• About Us | This Is J vendor_statement “100% Made in Canada. Employing a local work force at an above minimum wage rate.”

Bamboo viscose, cotton, and spandex yarns are bought from suppliers in tropical and subtropical regions and brought to Canada, where Canadian mills knit, dye, and print the fabric; labels and packaging are also Canadian. The even split between Canadian processing and imported fibre is an estimate, since no country of origin for the yarn is published. The store runs on Shopify, a Canadian platform.

• About Us | This Is J vendor_statement “We work with Canadian mills to produce our proprietary fabric blends. The different fibres we use grow natively in tropical and subtropical regions of the world and we work with suppliers in those areas to bring the yarns to Canada to knit the fabric.”
• Canadian firms facing Trump’s tariffs brace for more pain press “Although her sleepwear is made in Canada, some of the fabric is made of yarns from other countries”
• ‘This Is J’ Marks 22 Years of Canadian Production press “She worked closely with mills in Montreal and Toronto to develop the ultra-soft fabric that would define Bamboo Jammers”