La Ferme du Loup

Located in Saint-Paulin, Mauricie, along the Route des alcools, La Ferme du Loup was born in 2005 when the Boucher family sugar bush was taken over. Patrice and Clara showcase Quebec’s terroir through authentic creations made without artificial ingredients, where maple is crafted with creativity and passion.

Pony

La Maison Pony’s products were born from a simple desire: to bring a little color and softness into our complex realities. Each creation is a metaphorical hug, a wink to the heart, and a reminder that sensitivity is a strength, and that tenderness can be a radical act. Pony is a creative refuge, a space where humor, art, and vulnerability coexist in perfect harmony.

Les petits Tousi

Photo credit: @andreeanneguy

Living with generalized anxiety disorder, Camille began crocheting to occupy her mind and help manage her thoughts. Then, after having children, she started creating all kinds of small pieces for them. The materials used are natural, biodegradable, and durable.

CYRC.

Driven by the vision of illustrating the circular economy through unique design, Daniel and Guy founded Cyrc in Montreal in 2021. They brought their ideas together, determined to ensure their creations would not contribute to waste production. They set out to build a brand whose business model aims to transform today’s wasteful production and consumption patterns.

Pas mon style

PMS is a ceramics and textile brand founded by Christina Julien in Montreal. Made mainly from porcelain, each creation aims to create a connection with the user through its unique quality and original design. PMS stands for Pas Mon Style, an ironic statement on individualism.

La société des plantes

A gardener and seed grower by trade, Patrice describes himself as “a matchmaking agency between plants and gardeners”: he loves inspiring people to try an unfamiliar plant, or to see one they thought they knew from a new perspective.

Chez Potier

Originally from northern France, Olivier worked in renowned restaurants. It was at the famous Parisian house Ladurée that he learned pastry making. With his team, Olivier creates refined viennoiseries made fresh daily with the best possible ingredients.

Badaboom Studio

Founded in 2013 by illustrator Jean-Luc Bonifay, Badaboom Studio specializes in carefully designed products that are both playful and irreverent. Through illustration and design, Badaboom creates everyday objects meant to surprise, bring a smile, and add a touch of personality.

Jungle

Photo credit: Shoot Studio

Jungle is a Montreal coffee roaster driven by a clear mission: to democratize specialty coffee and make its world accessible to everyone. The brand focuses on transparency, knowledge sharing, and highlighting the work of producers by telling the story behind each bean.

Raplapla

Photo credit: Valérie Poulain

Trained in fashion design in Montreal, Erica worked as a seamstress for theatre and later as a sewing teacher. After becoming a mother, she discovered children’s attachment to their fabric objects, a realization that guided her work. In 2005, she launched Raplapla and created Églantine, her first cloth companion.

Barbara

Province Iconique ©

Barbara aims to highlight Quebec culture and local wildlife. Her design and illustration style is iconic, inspired by the Expo 67 era and the year 1976, both of which deeply shaped the province. Her vernacular color palette evokes the character of northern countries.

Anne-Julie Dudemaine

Photo credit: @Daphné Caron

Anne-Julie Dudemaine is a Montreal-based artist, illustrator, and pattern designer. Her world is colorful, sensitive, and playful, transforming the small details of everyday life into images full of poetry. After starting in communications and advertising, then working in the fashion industry, she developed an illustration and design practice that quickly became her signature.

Sel Saint-Laurent

Sel Saint Laurent is a Quebec project founded by artist and entrepreneur Manuel Bujold Richard, born from the idea of creating the very first edible sea salt produced in Quebec. Inspired by the Saint Lawrence River, the brand developed an innovative and local extraction method designed to reduce environmental impact. Sel Saint Laurent celebrates the purity of its origin and local know-how by transforming river water into artisanal-quality salt.