Our mission
Our mission is to build quality products that inspire consumers to make sustainable choices.
30 years of Planet Friendly Progress
Past
Established in 1989, near the western gates of Algonquin Park in Huntsville, Ontario, Liberty Clothing grew by providing high quality clothing for summer camp programs across North America. Founded by designer Anne Joyce, who began BCBG, an up-cycled denim line that was sought after by retailers in the late 80’s. Liberty Clothing continues to be inspired to create clothing that bring cherished camp memories home. The original Base Line collection has evolved to include; sweats, hoods, tees, hats, accessories and more. Inspired by camps, quality for every day.
Present
Global apparel production has resulted in negatively effecting the industry’s carbon footprint. In light of this issue, we sought to create a collection that combats this issue by using organic materials, such as hemp and organic cotton, and is produced by renewable energy. The Liberty High Line collection offers our consumers a high-quality product that has a low impact on the environment.

Future
We’re returning to our recycle roots with the upcoming launch of our Redux collection, which uses vintage and salvage fabrics and repurposes them in an effort to become regenerative.

Our community
Give Back Program
Honoring our camp roots, Liberty Clothing continues to give back 1% of all profits to camp charities serving underprivileged kids.
Fair trade
Sustainable Suppliers
We focus on seed to sale transparency and work closely with each of our suppliers to ensure people and planet over profits.

Global Impact
Sustainable Fashion
We are focused on creating long lasting, high quality and eco-friendly clothing for our community.
Proudly Canadian
We continue to be a Canadian based company, operating from our Mississauga studio with partnerships across North America.

Meet the Founder
Liberty Clothing founder and Designer Anne Joyce has been working on creating sustainable fashion industry since her early days recycling vintage jeans and working with environmental fabrics such as hemp. Her retail store in the Muskoka region served summer adventurers which inspired the camp partnerships that Liberty continues today. The goals is to create quality and timeless pieces that are cherished for years to come.


Future Together
Our goal is to make the fashion industry more sustainable. We are not perfect but believe we are on the right path.