Woven together

See that stray thread?
That’s your invitation.
Follow it.


Not just into the fabric from where it peeks,
but further and deeper.
It will take you places—tucked-away farms,
frost-laden landscapes, glowing rooms where looms whirr and clatter, creating.


You’ll glimpse the steam rising from a field of animals huddled for warmth. You’ll witness the seasons braided like a four-fold chord of sky and sun, soil and water. You’ll meet people with light in their eyes, tight-knit with each other and the land.


That thread is a reminder:
a garment is more than the sum of its fabric,
and fabric more than the sum of its threads.
That the things we weave, weave us together.
Each thread finding its place in a quilt of life
that spans provinces and generations.


Processes. People. Places.
In unison.

grays

Rethinking our garments from the ground up. Working exclusively with natural fibres, grays is designed with place, person and community in mind.

 

Made locally: 100% Ontario-wool, washed, spun and woven in Ontario.

 

Made ethically: Designed, cut and sewn in Toronto.

 

Made to wear: timeless — designed to last.

 

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