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Canadian Made Cloth Diapers

Are you passionate about purchasing Canadian products? Looking to make the switch or start your stash with Canadian Made Cloth Diapers?

You’ve come to the right spot. This post highlights all the amazing Canadian made diapers you can find from small factories to moms with sewing machines.

Is there a Canadian manufactured diaper not on this list? Let me know, drop me a comment or send me an email. 

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Canadian made diapers are not dirt cheap, they come with a cost that means maybe a little more than knock-off diapers from eBay, but it’s always worth it. Many of these companies manufacturing cloth diapers in Canada are chasing the entrepreneurial dream. They are dedicated men and women creating a product with a passion to fill a void and meet the needs.

Having met some of the Canadian diapers manufactures on my trip to Central Ontario, I know many of these brands are represented by amazing people worth shopping from. They are deeply passionate about local production and sourcing high-quality products.

Just because a cloth diaper is made in Canada doesn’t mean its amazing. Not every cloth diaper is created equal, and the search for the perfect cloth diaper will require a little thinking from you as you navigate what type of cloth diaper systems. If you feel fancy, try one of each. If you feel a little less ambitious, try at least three and pick the ones that look the prettiest.

Canadian Made Cloth Diapers

Thinking-About-Cloth-Diapers put together a list a few years ago, but many of these brands are no longer in business. This list is relatively inclusive as of 2018 and I encourage comments below for additional ads for Canadian Made Diapers.

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AMP Cloth Diapers

AMP Cloth Diapers is a classic ruffled cloth diaper available in a one size option and sized varieties with available inserts. AMP cloth diapers are manufactured in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Try to find at  Lagoon Baby – CAN or Calgary Cloth Diaper

AppleCheeks Cloth Diapers

AppleCheeks proudly manufactures their cloth diaper products in Montreal. This classic sized ruffled cloth diaper has a fiercely loyal fan base and a wide selection of products. Manufacturing cloth diapers in bigger sizes upwards of 100lbs, AppleCheeks produces Sizes 1-4 cloth diapers, one size cloth diaper, inserts, swim diapers, training pants, and a series of wetbags.

Canada:  LagoonBaby – The Baby Foot Print – Calgary Cloth Diaper Company – Cloth Diaper Kids (Canada)

USA: Kelly’s Closet – Diaper Junction

Bella Luna Cloth Diapers

Bella Luna manufactures cloth diapers, training pants, mama cloth and other related products in Canada. Originally known as Ella Bella Bum, their cloth diapers are gorgeous. This small shop manufactures bold prints and solids in a pocket cloth diaper style.

I’ve only ever owned one Bella Luna cloth diaper, and not entirely sure of a judgement on their product. 

Bottoms Up Baby Creations

Bottoms Up is currently on hiatus for the summer due to medical, but until recently this mama was sewing cloth diapers in Canada for mama’s to use on their babies. Find out more on Facebook. 

BubuBebe

Canadian made cloth diapers available on Hyena Cart. Lisa and her family make cloth diapers out of their homes in Saskatchewan.

Bum Envy

Bum Envy is making whimsical designs with fun prints! Check her out on Facebook or shop at her online store. 

Bummis

Bummis continues to manufacture their sturdy and absorbent cloth diapers in Canada. While their prefolds are sourced overseas, the Bummis Pure, Bummis’ AIO, Potty Training Pant and other styles are made in Quebec.

NO LONGER IN BUSINESS.

Butt Ons

Looking for handcrafted fitted cloth diapers in an assortment of beautiful colours and prints, then the mama at Butt Ons might just be your gal. Shop her Etsy shop. 

Easy Peasies Cloth Diapers

Easy Peasies is an east-coast cloth diaper company manufacturing in Alberta. They make a classic ruffle cloth diaper in a variety of different styles and options including a newborn cloth diaper. 

Eco Accoutrements

This Ottawa, Ontario mom is making handmade cloth diapers and grow with me clothing. Check her out on Facebook, Instagram and Etsy.

Epic Windel

Epic Windel is a cloth diaper maker from Winnipeg, Manitoba. Check her out on Facebook. 

Fluffanutter

This Kemptville, Ontario mom is sewing up custom cloth diapers. Check her out on Facebook or shop her Etsy store. 

Green Line Cloth Diapers

Green Line Cloth Diapers makes adjustable cloth diapers in British Columbia. Shop the store for more info. 

Hippeez

Find Hippeez on Facebook for custom cloth diapers and other sewing creations.

Holly Bottoms Diapers

Holly Bottoms Diapers is sewing up custom fitted cloth diapers and more in her work at home mom Canadian shop. Check her out on Facebook or shop her Etsy store. 

Izzie & Mia

Can’t miss these handmade cloth diapers from a Trenton, Ontario mom. Find her on Facebook. 

Another beautiful diaper in the auction tonight!!! Current bid is only $14 😱!

Posted by Izzie & Mia on Friday, July 20, 2018

Kushies

Kushies continues to proudly make their cloth diapers in Canada.

Les Tresors De Mamie

this mom from Donnacona, Quebec is busy sewing up custom cloth diapers. Find her on Facebook or shop at her store. 

Les Confections Lili

Lili Diapers are made by Emilie and a few employees in Drummondville, Quebec. Check out my review or shop her store. 

Lilly & Frank

Are you looking for beautiful handcrafted fitted cloth diapers? Lilly & Frank is a passionate work at home mom sewing up a storm in her basement in the Vancouver area. You can find a variety of different sizes and styles of fitted cloth diapers, as well as an assortment of diaper accessories from flats to wipes, and other products in her online shop.

I have owned a Lilly & Frank cloth diaper and it was stunning. 

Little Lovey Fluff

Allyson is making cloth diapers your way at home in Port Hope, Ontario. Find her on Facebook or shop her store here. 

Loopers Luffs

This Deer Lake, Newfoundland and Labrador mom is busy sewing up everything from cloth diapers to more. Check her out on Facebook or shop her store.

Melissa Makes

This maker is based out of Listowel, Ontario. Find her on Facebook or Esty to check out her eco-friendly line up of hand sewn goods including cloth diapers.

Mom’s Design Canada

Based out of Acton Vale, Quebeec, Mom’s Designs Canada creates custom cloth diapers.  Find her on Facebook or shop Etsy. 

Mother-ease Cloth Diapers

If your Canadian parents used a “modern cloth diaper” on you chances are it was a Mother-ease cloth diaper. Mother-ease cloth diapers have been around for over 20 years, and the business continues to be kept in the family. Mother-ease creates high-quality products in an array of styles and absorbencies designed to tackle the heaviest of wetters – Wizard Uno AIO Cloth Diaper, Wizard Duo System, Training Pants, Bedwetting Pants, Fitted Diapers, Air Covers, Mesh Wet Bags, and so much more.

Mother-ease products are manufactured locally in St. Catherines using Canadian sourced where possible.

Canada: LagoonBaby

Canada/USA: Mother-ease

Mother-ease Factory

Nuggles

This Kamloops based company doesn’t make everything in Canada, but some of the products are. Cherelle updated me to let you know that her flat diapers, Signature Bamboo Boosters, Liners and Wipes are all proudly made in Canada. Buy them here. 

Omaiki Cloth Diapers

This Quebecois company is rocking cloth diapers and the eco-friendly home with a wide selection of products to help you reduce waste. Anouk and Arianne are dynamic and excited about what they do as they source as much material from Canada, and manufacture in Montreal. Based out of Blainsville, you can shop their warehouse or order directly. Find an array of products from AIO cloth diapers, Cabrio – Hybrid System, Swim Diapers, Feminine Hygiene, training pants, night time training pants, and even more.

Canada: LagoonBaby – Calgary Cloth Diaper Company – Omaiki

Shopping Canadian Cloth Diapers

Peachy Baby

Peachy Baby manufactures their one size cloth diaper in Canada.

Prarie Rose Baby

From fitted cloth diapers to swim diapers and everything in between, this work at home mom is based out of Edmonton Alberta. Find Prarie Rose Baby on Etsy. 

Someday Sarah

Someday Sarah repurposes and creates cloth diaper covers with upcycled products. Find her assortment of wool and fleece options on Etsy based out of her Toronto space.

SnugsBug Boutique

Looking for organic fitted cloth diapers, pocket diapers and more? SnugsBug Boutique is a work at home mom based out of Port Coquitlam, BC. Find her on Etsy. 

The Happy Bear Company

Based out of Alberta, the Happy Bear Company keeps it simple with an assortment of flats and inserts to boost your cloth diapering needs. Find her on Etsy. 

Rainshine Designs

Still making a variety of cloth diaper products out of her Vancouver home, Rainshine Designs is a work at home mom producing diapers in Canada. Find her on Facebook.

 

Know of any other Canadian Made Cloth Diapers? Drop me a message in the comments below! And if any of these fab ladies go out of business, that too <3

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    • Thanks! I promise I’ll add links on where to buy as soon as I get some time again. I lost my draft with all the links

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      • Sorry if I misunderstood what you were looking for! Their wipes, boosters, change mats and handful of other products are made in Toronto. But you’re right, the diapers themselves are not manufactured there.

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    • I don’t believe they are manufactured in Kamloops just designed and headquartered. But if you know other info, always welcome

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    • They don’t appear to be manufactured in Canada. Looks like just a mom selling rebranded cheap diapers from China. She’s also closing shop thisyear.

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