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Price position
Evidence details
Accessible, based on 686 current CAD-priced products across 5 comparable categories. Compared with similar product categories.
Price position: 2/5 · Medium confidence
From 1 (budget) to 5 (luxury) within comparable categories. 0 means the price position is unmeasured.
Environmental source review
Evidence details
Jerico describes organic fibre sourcing and recycling cutting waste. Its stated water savings lack a clear comparison year on this page.
Documented environmental actions: 2/5 · Medium confidence
From 1 to 5 by the breadth of documented actions. 0 is an evidence gap, not a measured environmental impact.
Canadian production
Evidence details
Jerico says every garment is knit, dyed, cut, and sewn in Canada. The company sources raw yarn internationally where Canadian sources are unavailable.
Canadian production scope: 5/5 · Medium confidence
Documented scope: 0 unknown, 1 foreign manufacture, 2 item-dependent, 3 some Canadian products, 4 named Canadian collection, 5 all reviewed scope. No production percentage is inferred.
Manufacturing disclosure depth
Evidence details
Jerico maps yarn sourcing, Mississauga knitting, Brampton dyeing and Scarborough sewing. It names Canadian Textile Services and component suppliers, including YKK.
Disclosure depth: 3/4 · Medium confidence
From 1 (product details) to 4 (formal reporting). 0 means no comparable disclosure was established.
Size range
Verified facts
The Jerico story
Two brothers and two sisters started Jerico as a family business in 1987. While much of the apparel industry moved production abroad, the Toronto manufacturer kept knitting, dyeing, cutting, and sewing its everyday basics in Canada.
Manufacturing evidence
All products in the reviewed scope made in Canada
Jerico says every garment is knit, dyed, cut, and sewn in Canada. The company sources raw yarn internationally where Canadian sources are unavailable.
- Reviewed scope
- Every current Jerico house-label garment; imported raw yarn origin remains separate.
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