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So, you’ve fallen in love with bamboo clothing! We get it, we have too. But now you’re wondering: how do I take care of bamboo clothing? Don’t worry, we’re here...

When the heat hits, you want clothes that breathe. Something that feels light, won’t trap heat or cling in all the wrong places. Your clothes shouldn’t make you sweat—even in...

When we think about clothes, we don’t usually think about water. But behind that $10 fast fashion find is a hidden cost, and it’s a big one. Let’s break down how...

Looking for clothes that feel amazing and align with your values? Bamboo clothing might just be your new obsession. At Miik, we’ve been using bamboo fabric for over a decade,...

For us, making clothing in Canada isn’t just a trend—it’s at the heart of everything we do! Since day one, Miik has proudly been Canadian, committed to local, ethical production....

Bamboo survives in even the most unforgiving environments, staying green year-round. But did you know bamboo bends with the wind and once the storm passes it resumes its upright position?

When it comes to sustainability, there are many variables along the production process that you should consider to reduce the environmental impacts and promote social responsibility. Here are some examples of things...

The luxury of free returns could soon be a thing of the past. Companies are looking for more feasible and realistic alternatives around free returns to not only protect their...

Ever looked at your favourite shirt and wished it could stay as fresh as the day you bought it? You're not alone. We all want our clothes to last. But the...

In a world where online shopping has become our ultimate guilty pleasure, it's time to confront a hard truth: our love for convenient retail therapy comes at an environmental price,...

There are so many reasons to love terry fabrics, from moisture-wicking abilities to their soft and plushy feel, this versatile fabric is a staple in every home.

Did you know long-term overexposure to toxic chemicals causes health issues for factory workers and those who live near polluted rivers caused by chemical dyes?