Fall in love with the unmatched softness and timeless elegance of pure silk.
Ethically made in Quebec, Canada from certified organic and ethical silk, and printed with our signature floral pattern designed by renowned illustrator Isabelle Feliu.
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No greenwashing allowed! 🌿
Sustainable, ethical and ecological—For real.
All of our clothing, pyjamas and accessories are locally made in Quebec, Canada under ethical and humane working conditions.
We make a point of visiting every Canadian manufacturer and workshop we work with to ensure a safe and fair work environment.
Gaia & Dubos works exclusively with eco-friendly fabrics such as certified organic cotton, wool and certified ethical and organic silk, as well as natural linen. We repurpose our larger fabric scraps to create accessories, while smaller scraps are donated to local textile artisans.
Your order will be carefully shipped in minimal packaging that is recycled, recyclable or compostable. 😘
FAQ
Sustainability
Yes! No greenwashing here. Our founder has always been deeply committed to protecting the environment and human rights. At Gaia & Dubos, transparency is one of our core values.
Our founder and designer holds a master’s degree in sustainable fashion and is the author of the book "For a sustainable wardrobe", published by Éditions La Presse and sold in thousands of copies across Quebec.
She brings the knowledge and expertise needed to create genuinely eco-friendly clothing and accessories — all entirely made in Canada under ethical working conditions.
We work exclusively with sustainable fibres such as certified organic cotton, certified ethical and organic silk and wool, and natural linen.
Our collections also occasionally feature other eco-responsible fabrics like materials made from recycled plastic bottles, hemp, and lyocell or TENCEL™ — a fabric made from wood pulp sourced from renewable forests.
Yes. All of our clothing and accessories are made right here in Quebec, Canada under ethical working conditions. Our founder and designer personally visits each of the manufacturers and workshops we work with to ensure a safe, fair, and humane work environment.
As you might expect, producing locally in Canada costs about 10 times more than outsourcing to developing countries. It’s a tough choice — but it’s one we make wholeheartedly, in line with our values.
Does that resonate with you?
Welcome to our mission of healing the fashion industry — one person, one garment at a time.
