New This Week: Filter by Province, Brand Collections, and More

July 3, 2025

Hi Common Goods Shoppers!

Another week, another step toward building the shopping experience we all deserve. Here's what's been brewing on Common Goods:

✨ You Asked, We Built

1. Filter brands by province is now live! Big thanks to @laramorina who suggested this one.

2. Clickable vendor collections: when browsing any product, click the vendor's name to view all products from that brand. Thanks to @therealCG for this request!

3. Shop plus sized brands and products: Plus sized women's clothing now has it's own collection, including all products that come in sizes 2XL and up. We're actively sourcing plus-sized brands to fill out this under-served category. Special thanks to Ginny B for this request!

Got an idea that would make shopping Canadian easier? Submit your request to our Suggestion Box.

🇨🇦 Fresh Faces

A warm welcome to these homegrown brands we've welcomed this week:

A white mug with a maple leafs hockey player

Words to Live By makes message mugs and original posters designed to inspire, encourage, entertain, or just make you smile.

We particularly love their nostalgic Maple Leafs mug! All products are printed locally in Shelburne, Ontario.

Woman with long brown wavy hair with a peach purse over her shoulder

Designed in Montreal since 1995, Matt & Nat are makers of vegan bags, shoes, and accessories for men and women.

They are certified cruelty free, with many recycled materials and an increasing commitment to supply chain traceability and sustainability in recent years.

Founded by Terri, a cosmetic chemist and holistic nutritionist, The Eco Alchemist launched in early 2021. Blending cosmetic chemistry with holistic wellness, they create products that reduce the impact of the personal care industry on the environment.

Based in Squamish, BC, all products are made in Canada!

Indian Woman and African Amercian Man wearing Beach Please white and black t shirts

Rowantree Clothing is based in Vernon, B.C. creating graphic tees and hoodies that are inspired by nature. They partner with Canadian brands as far upstream in the supply chain as possible, and ensure all clothing suppliers use fair, ethical and sustainable business practices.

We love their gender neutral tees and sweats!

Caucasian Man wearing a navy blue sweatshirt with hood

Unbound Merino was created in Scarborough, ON, by three lifelong friends who spent their youth following bands across America and later traveling the world.

Their superfine, premium Merino wool collection has been specifically developed to stand up to the rigours of travel and everyday life.

Meet Left on Friday. Founders, athletes, and lovers of life - Shannon & Laura - met at Lululemon where they both worked for 11+ years.

On a cool evening while hot tubbing in Vancouver, BC, the two got to talking about their frustrations with their swimsuits. They had the surf suit, the lap suit, the hot tub suit, but not one suit that they loved, looked good in, and that could stand up to all their adventures... until now.