Clothing made in Canada from carefully chosen, natural fiber fabrics
At Affine we design and make comfortable, classic clothes using imported natural fiber fabrics. We select our fabrics carefully looking for certifications like Responsible Wool Standard and OEKO-TEX as much as possible. These certifications help us to know that animals and people are treated fairly and toxic chemicals are not used.
We make everything in small numbers and are opposed to overproduction. Everything Affine is made right here in Calgary, Alberta Canada on the lands of Treaty 7 territory. Check out our shop page!
We love the way natural fibers feel against our largest organ – our skin. Fabrics which allow our skin to breathe are comfortable and a healthier option than synthetics. Once you go linen, you never go back!
Our lightweight Linen scarves, get softer with wash and wear and are ideal for any season. Let it become a closet staple. Available in solid, print, or block printed by hand. Choose clothing made locally in Canada from natural fiber fabrics for health and ethos.
Our linen bath robes are unique in that they are lined with organic cotton double gauze. There are no others like them! This makes them soft and cozy while still feeling light and looking sleek. A limited number available here in 4 sizes, in solid colors and a print.
All Natural Fibers.
No Sugar Added.
Our soft organic cotton, unisex T-shirts are currently sold out but rest assured we are making more. We still have some of our deconstructed t-shirts in stock. These are also made in Canada from natural organic cotton.
Coming soon are black and white Merino Wool t-shirts. DON’T MISS OUT! We make a limited number of each item so follow us on Instagram or sign up for e-mails to be notified when new stock is in.
We offer secure and easy online shopping with free delivery within Canada for orders over $60. See shipping policy.
Our products are made of natural fibers with health of body and Earth’s limited resources always in mind.
Considered designs skillfully manufactured to last in Calgary on the lands of Treaty 7 Territory.
