With temperatures now well into the single digits (and even negatives), one wouldn’t be blamed for spending all of their free time in an after_collection matching set, indoors, steaming cup of hot cocoa in hand. But if you live in and around Toronto, perhaps I can entice you to get outside. You see, within the city of Toronto are approximately 50 outdoor skating rinks and ice trails. The best part…they are absolutely FREE!

The holiday season reminds us what truly matters: community, connection, and choosing with intention. At Kale Co. Clothing, we believe the gifts we give should reflect the values we hold close—kindness, sustainability, and supporting the people who make a difference right here at home.

Although fall brings shorter days and cooler temperatures, new opportunities for outdoor adventure reveal themselves. One of our favourites is exploring hiking trails with the full complement of fall colours lighting up the trees. That being said some more popular spots such as Mono Cliffs provincial park can get extremely busy. But what if I told you there was a place you can go to see incredible fall colours without the crowds? Awenda Provincial Park is located about two h

Kale Co. Clothing Featured in The Canadian Edit & Proudly Ontario Made At Kale Co. Clothing, our journey has always been rooted in authenticity, craftsmanship, and community. Today, we’re thrilled (and deeply humbled) to share two major milestones that reflect our values and the hard work behind every garment we create: being featured in The Canadian Edit and being accepted into the Ontario Made program. Why The Canadian Edit Feature Means So Much Being included in The Cana

Running a business selling sustainable Canadian-made comfies and working full-time jobs as well, leaves us exhausted from time to time. That’s why I was ecstatic to see an email land in my inbox advertising Fall Stay and Play deals at the brand new villas of TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley . After an online inquiry and a phone call, the details were confirmed and the Kale Retreat at Osprey Valley was born! For those who are unaware, Osprey Valley began as one humble 18 hole cour

Because what we make, where we make it, and who we make it with — all matter. A label that means something When we say Made in Canada , it’s more than a tag stitched on a garment. It’s a decision. A promise. A way of doing things that honours people, place, and planet. At Kale co. , the origin of our garments says as much about our values as the fibres in them. Every tee, hoodie, and sweatpants are designed and produced right here — thoughtfully, locally, and with purpose. 1.

What led us to Port Burwell on an unseasonably warm fall weekend is a story with a few twists and turns. As a casual golfer, I sometimes find myself going down internet rabbit holes of increasingly obscure golf related content. On one such internet journey, I noticed that our favourite golf facility, TPC Toronto , is building a putting course. While looking at other projects done by the putting course design company, I noticed a mysteriously named “Port Burwell Mini-Putt”. No

Why Our 100% Organic Cotton Tees Belong in Your Fall Lineup As the crisp air rolls in and the days shorten, one thing becomes clear: it’s officially layering season. Whether you're throwing on a jacket for your morning coffee run, cozying up under a knit sweater, or transitioning your summer wardrobe into fall, a great base layer is key. That’s where our 100% organic cotton t-shirts come in. Why Organic Cotton Tees Make the Perfect Base Layer Let’s be honest—layering only wor

The Farmer’s Market at St. Jacob’s, just outside of Waterloo, has always been a popular destination for food lovers and urbanites wanting a taste of rural life. With livestock auctions during the summer and the region’s Mennonite heritage, it becomes easy to imagine a simpler time. That being said, the market is usually packed on summer and fall weekends. To help you cut through the crowds, here are some of our most unique finds from our latest trip. Hopefully you will be ins

We talk a lot about comfort and sustainability here at Kale Co., but have you ever stopped to wonder what goes into making your favourite...

View of Bay of Quinte from Prince Edward County Prince Edward County, just off the 401 between Toronto and Ottawa has emerged over the past several years as one of Southern Ontario’s hippest destinations. If you are entering the County from the western end, just past Brighton, stock up at the Fawn Over Market . With tons of pantry goodies you can purchase enough things here to last you a weekend. Call ahead to order one of their pizzas, with gourmet toppings and a soft fresh